Howto: Mac Accent Marks

October 21, 2007 @ 11:17 AM | posted by carmelyne

(last updated: 10.21.07)

Common Mac Accent Marks


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æ = Option (alt) + ‘
à = Option (alt) + ` + a
â = Option (alt) + i + a
ç = Option (alt) + c
é = Option (alt) + e + e
è = Option (alt) + ` + e
ê = Option (alt) + i + e
ë = Option (alt) + u + e
î = Option (alt) + i + i
ï = Option (alt) + u + i
ô = Option (alt) + i + o
ö = Option (alt) + u + o
ù = Option (alt) + ` + u
û = Option (alt) + i + u
ü = Option (alt) + u + u
« = Option (alt) + \
» = Option (alt) + Shift + \
½ = Option (alt) + ½

[ Last updated: October 21, 2007 @ 11:18 AM ]


2 Responses to...
“Howto: Mac Accent Marks”

  1. rentzsch:

    In case you haven't noticed yet check out Keyboard Viewer:

    System Preferences > International > Input Menu > check "Keyboard Viewer" and check "Show input menu in menubar" and then select "Show Keyboard Viewer" from your new flag menu.

    or on the command line:

    $ open "/System/Library/Components/KeyboardViewer.component/Contents/SharedSupport/KeyboardViewerServer.app"



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  2. carmelyne:

    that works too :)



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