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MALTESE FONTS = Where is the ċ / Ċ ?
I recently activated the Maltese fonts in OSX Leopard MacBook Pro but keyboard came up with only 3 of the 4 divergent font characters needed - the Ħ Ġ Ż - but not the Ċ. (which can be inpunt via option W and then C.) I feel sure there must be something I missed out in the activation. See attached keyboard layout I have now active . Any suggestions?
MacBook Pro, OSX Leopard
No, you don't appear to be missing anything; alt+w followed by c (or shift C for the cap).
It's the same on the full keyboard as on the bluetooth/laptop one.
I'm not sure how often it's needed as I don't speak or write Malti, but I'll enquire of the Mother-in-law. Probably take a while though as they're still doing their pre-Christmas tour of relatives.
Message was edited by: noondaywitch
No, you don't appear to be missing anything; alt+w followed by c (or shift C for the cap).
It's the same on the full keyboard as on the bluetooth/laptop one.
I'm not sure how often it's needed as I don't speak or write Malti, but I'll enquire of the Mother-in-law. Probably take a while though as they're still doing their pre-Christmas tour of relatives.
Message was edited by: noondaywitch
Thanks!😀
Still.. . I was expecting that it would be simpler than that! The ċ does in fact get used quite a lot. I'm still hoping I might have somehow done it wrong ⚠ and somehow there could be a faster way.
To input the lower case ċ (C-dot) hold down the Option/alt key, then the W key. Release both keys then type lowercase c. Uppercase is Option/alt key, then the W key. Release both keys then type SHIFT+ c.
ċ Ċ
I think I Spark would allow you to set your own combo to use...
MALTESE FONTS = Where is the ċ / Ċ ?
