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Avoid the Input Menu's US flag in the menubar
I solved this problem by writing a little applescript to launch the character palette and keyboard viewer. Here it is, and much simpler than the application that was linked to earlier in the thread:
To launch Keyboard Viewer:
And for the Character Palette:
Just save each of these as a script with an appropriate name. To conveniently access them, you can use your hotkey or menulet application of choice (my personal choice is Another Launcher, which lets you do Hot-keys and Menus. I personally have them in a menu with a bunch of other things, but you could give them their own menu, with an icon of your choice, to emulate the Input Menu).
If you also want the Show International Preferences… item, just add the file at /System/Library/Localization.prefPane to the menu. When you click it it will open the International Preferences.
Assigning the correct icons to the Character Palette and KEyboard Viewer scripts can be kind of tricky, depending on what program you are using for the menu, but it is possible.
Avoid the Input Menu's US flag in the menubar
I tried these but I get a Syntax Error: "Expected end of line but found identifier." Then KeyboardVi or CharPalett is highlighted. Since I'm a Script Editor neophyte, I don't know how to resolve this. Suggestions? |
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