Character | PC | Mac | à | shift+´ a | shift+´ a | á | ´ a | ´ a | â | ^ a | ^ a | æ | alt+0230 | alt+ä | À | shift+´ A | shift+´ A | Á | ´ A | ´ A | Â | ^ A | ^ A | Æ | alt+0198 | alt+Ä | ç | alt+0231 | alt+c | Ç | alt+0199 | alt+C | è | shift+´ e | shift+´ e | é | ´ e | ´ e | ê | ^ e | ^ e | ë | alt+0235 | alt+u e | È | shift+´ E | shift+´ E | É | ´ E | ´ E | Ê | ^ E | ^ E | Ë | alt+0203 | alt+u E |
| Character | PC | Mac | ì | shift+´ i | shift+´ i | í | ´ i | ´ i | î | ^ i | ^ i | ï | alt+0239 | alt+u i | Ì | shift+´ I | shift+´ I | Í | ´ I | ´ I | Î | ^ I | ^ I | Ï | alt+0207 | alt+u I | ó | ´ o | ´ o | ô | ^ o | ^ o | œ | alt+0156 | alt+ö | Ó | ´ O | ´ O | Ô | ^ O | ^ O | ú | ´ u | ´ u | û | ^ u | ^ u | ñ | alt+164 | alt+n n | ¡ | alt+0161 | alt+1 | ¿ | alt+0191 | alt+ß |
| Tips on the use of special characteristics in LexiTrainer - The shortcuts are based on the QWERTZ keyboard layout usual in the German speaking countries.
- A “+” in the shortcut means that you must keep the first key pressed while you are pressing the following key(s). For example, “alt+0199” means you must keep the Alt key pressed while you are pressing the keys “0”, “1”, “9”, and “9” in succession.
- When shortcuts consist of “alt” and a number you must enter the number via the number pad on the right of your keyboard (“Num Lock” must be lit up).
- The browser "Safari” under Mac OS X may not depict a number of special characters correctly. This is apparently a programming error. In this case you will have to use another browser (e.g. Camino).
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