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10.6: Show country flag on Input Menu on menu bar
An interesting keyboard for US users is the US Extended keyboard. It is just like the US keyboard, except pressing option gives every possible accent. It's easier than trying to find the accented characters in the character viewer.
10.6: Show country flag on Input Menu on menu bar
I always use the Keyboard Viewer. Press a key combination and look for what symbol you want to use .
10.6: Show country flag on Input Menu on menu bar
If you hate calling Keyboard Viewer from the Input Menu, you can assign it to a keyboard shortcut like Exposè or Dashboard, or you can put it in the Dock.
10.6: Show country flag on Input Menu on menu bar
On my (10.6) machine, it's located in /System/Library/Input Methods/…
10.6: Show country flag on Input Menu on menu bar
Um, you can. Just set the keyboard shortcut for select previous/next input source in the Keyboard Preference Pane (under Keyboard & Text Input) and Command-Drag the flag from the menubar. You can use the keyboard shortcuts to bring up a floating panel of input methods and the flag will not be in the menubar. |
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