Savage03 wrote:
Unfortunstely not - just comes up with the same one letter
If you are looking for dd, ll and the other 6 digraphs, those are never on individual keys in standard mac/windows welsh keyboard layouts as far as I know. You just type the letters separately. But do you not find â, ê, î, ô, û, ŵ, ŷ via Press and Hold?
Savage03 wrote:
Unfortunstely not - just comes up with the same one letter
If you are looking for dd, ll and the other 6 digraphs, those are never on individual keys in standard mac/windows welsh keyboard layouts as far as I know. You just type the letters separately. But do you not find â, ê, î, ô, û, ŵ, ŷ via Press and Hold?
Apple's standard practice for such keyboards is to put special characters in the popup menu that appears when you Press and Hold the base letter. Do you find what you need by doing that?
Hi there, you need to tell this to Apple: http://apple.com/feedback, here we're a community of users like you 🙂
Unfortunstely not - just comes up with the same one letter but thanks for advice. Have contacted Apple.
Why does the Welsh keyboard use English layout?
