Is it possible to make an macron, ¯, with an european keyboard, and if so, how do I do it?
you probably need to press something like alt + <4 digit number beginning with 0>
find that out and then if you want to bind it to, for exmple, ctrl + alt + e, then you could write an AHK script to do that
find that out and then if you want to bind it to, for exmple, ctrl + alt + e, then you could write an AHK script to do that
Alt 0175
Ty.Peter wrote:
Alt 0175
D'ya know how to make macron on letters too? Like, ō, ē, etc?
Alt-0332 Ō
Alt-0333 ō
Alt-0274 Ē
Alt-0275 ē
Alt-0298 Ī
Alt-0299 ī
Alt-0362 Ū
Alt-0363 ū
Alt-0256 Ā
Alt-0257 ā
Alt-0333 ō
Alt-0274 Ē
Alt-0275 ē
Alt-0298 Ī
Alt-0299 ī
Alt-0362 Ū
Alt-0363 ū
Alt-0256 Ā
Alt-0257 ā
How come these don't work on my keyboard
I've just come to the same conclusion.Finray wrote:
How come these don't work on my keyboard
Only alt+0175 works.
I press alt and type 0175 and nothing happens. Amidoinitirite?Lieutenant_Jensen wrote:
I've just come to the same conclusion.Finray wrote:
How come these don't work on my keyboard
Only alt+0175 works.
Some keyboard input doesn't take it. Use notepad.
Saitek V1?unnamednewbie13 wrote:
Some keyboard input doesn't take it. Use notepad.
no ya nonce press alt+0175 in notepad instead of somewhere else on yer PC and it'll workFinray wrote:
Saitek V1?unnamednewbie13 wrote:
Some keyboard input doesn't take it. Use notepad.
Notepad dun works.JoshP wrote:
no ya nonce press alt+0175 in notepad instead of somewhere else on yer PC and it'll workFinray wrote:
Saitek V1?unnamednewbie13 wrote:
Some keyboard input doesn't take it. Use notepad.
try writing an AHK macro that types it, see if that'll work
I was just curious, don't even care anymore.JoshP wrote:
try writing an AHK macro that types it, see if that'll work
What's an AHK macro?JoshP wrote:
try writing an AHK macro that types it, see if that'll work
If I use the codes Peter wrote, I just get normal letters, not the one I wanted.
Are there actual codes that writes the one I want?
1) hold down altFinray wrote:
I was just curious, don't even care anymore.JoshP wrote:
try writing an AHK macro that types it, see if that'll work
2) type 4 digit number
3) release alt
4) ????
5) profit
¯ see? eclipse V1 here.
Last edited by haffeysucks (2009-01-31 12:37:43)
"people in ny have a general idea of how to drive. one of the pedals goes forward the other one prevents you from dying"
Okay here's what happens when I follow your instructions to the key.
That's it. Up there. NOTHING.
That's it. Up there. NOTHING.
Press numlockFinray wrote:
Okay here's what happens when I follow your instructions to the key.
That's it. Up there. NOTHING.
Peter wrote:
Press numlockFinray wrote:
Okay here's what happens when I follow your instructions to the key.
That's it. Up there. NOTHING.
¯
d'oh
d'oh
also known as numblock, to block numbnuts.Peter wrote:
Press numlockFinray wrote:
Okay here's what happens when I follow your instructions to the key.
That's it. Up there. NOTHING.
"people in ny have a general idea of how to drive. one of the pedals goes forward the other one prevents you from dying"
I get annoyed if I'm using a keyboard where numlock is off. Just bugs me, I need that little light up there.
I'm exactly the same.CrazeD wrote:
I get annoyed if I'm using a keyboard where numlock is off. Just bugs me, I need that little light up there.
Yet you had it off...Finray wrote:
I'm exactly the same.CrazeD wrote:
I get annoyed if I'm using a keyboard where numlock is off. Just bugs me, I need that little light up there.
*~NumLock::
KeyWait, NumLock
GetKeyState, NumLockState, NumLock, T
If NumLockState = D
{
}
Else
{
Send, {NumLock}
;Sleep 50
;Send, {NumLock up}
}
Return
in ahk
(stolen from myke's macro, hope he dunt mind)
KeyWait, NumLock
GetKeyState, NumLockState, NumLock, T
If NumLockState = D
{
}
Else
{
Send, {NumLock}
;Sleep 50
;Send, {NumLock up}
}
Return
in ahk
(stolen from myke's macro, hope he dunt mind)