On 12/24/2014 03:29 PM, Doug wrote:
On 12/24/2014 10:34 AM, CVAlkan wrote:
Alexander:
I've used this facility through many versions of LO and still do
under 4.4
pre-releases, so I can confirm that the Ctrl+Shift+U command definitely
works in LibreOffice under Debian and several derivatives, so it is
possible
that that key combination has been trapped in LO.
I wonder if the original poster is aware of the availability and use
of the
Compose key? Linux has available the ability to make some key on the
keyboard
a Compose key. Then when you need a special character, like ö or ñ or
µ or €
you can get it without looking up the code--most of the sequences are
pretty
obvious.
It is true that there are many symbols in Unicode that the Compose
sequence
can't generate, but they are not common to a speaker of English or most
European languages.
--doug
Compose Key? I use Linux Mint and Ubuntu/MINT and I do not know where
such a key would be located on my standard keyboard[s] for both my
desktop and laptops.
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