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My Windows 10 laptop has a Scandinavian keyboard. Very convenient, as I can write the letters æ ø å with ease and ä ö with a couple of keystrokes. However, I am missing the quote symbols « and », ...
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Monica Cellio
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2021-06-08T02:01:32Z (over 3 years ago)
windows-10 is now a child tag of windows, so removing the parent here
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Moshi
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2021-06-06T10:46:35Z (over 3 years ago)
Added tag for Windows 10
Hot keys with AltGr for Windows 10
My Windows 10 laptop has a Scandinavian keyboard. Very convenient, as I can write the letters æ ø å with ease and ä ö with a couple of keystrokes. However, I am missing the quote symbols « and », and it would also be nice to be able to easily write the Icelandic/Old Norse Þ, þ and Ð ð. I would be happy if I could assign the combinations AltGR + (z, x, t, d respectively) to these. The quote symbols are more important for me; the others would be just a nice bonus. Autohotkey seems to be a good tool for such issues, but either I misunderstand something or it has problems with alt gr. What is a reasonable safe and low-maintenance way of assigning AltGr+z to « and AltGR+x to », and if possible, the letters too? I have a basic level of computer literacy, but very little experience with scripting or programming.
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Canina
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2021-06-04T02:34:39Z (over 3 years ago)
Hot keys with AltGr for Windows 10
My Windows 10 laptop has a Scandinavic keyboard. Very convenient, as I can write the letters æ ø å with ease and ä ö with a couple of keystrokes.- However, I am missing the quote symbols « and », and it would also be nice to be able to easily write the Icelandic/Old Norse Þ, þ and Ð ð.
- I would be happy if I could assign the combinations AltGR + (z, x, t, d respectively) to these. The quote symbols are more important for me; the others would be just a nice bonus.
- Autohotkey seems to be a good tool for such issues, but either I misunderstand something or it has problems with alt gr.
- What is a reasonable safe and low-maintenance way of assigning AltGr+z to « and AltGR+x to », and if possible, the letters too?
- I have a basic level of computer literacy, but very little experience with scripting or programming.
- My Windows 10 laptop has a Scandinavian keyboard. Very convenient, as I can write the letters æ ø å with ease and ä ö with a couple of keystrokes.
- However, I am missing the quote symbols « and », and it would also be nice to be able to easily write the Icelandic/Old Norse Þ, þ and Ð ð.
- I would be happy if I could assign the combinations AltGR + (z, x, t, d respectively) to these. The quote symbols are more important for me; the others would be just a nice bonus.
- Autohotkey seems to be a good tool for such issues, but either I misunderstand something or it has problems with alt gr.
- What is a reasonable safe and low-maintenance way of assigning AltGr+z to « and AltGR+x to », and if possible, the letters too?
- I have a basic level of computer literacy, but very little experience with scripting or programming.
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tommi
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2021-06-02T13:08:55Z (over 3 years ago)
Hot keys with AltGr for Windows 10
My Windows 10 laptop has a Scandinavic keyboard. Very convenient, as I can write the letters æ ø å with ease and ä ö with a couple of keystrokes. However, I am missing the quote symbols « and », and it would also be nice to be able to easily write the Icelandic/Old Norse Þ, þ and Ð ð. I would be happy if I could assign the combinations AltGR + (z, x, t, d respectively) to these. The quote symbols are more important for me; the others would be just a nice bonus. Autohotkey seems to be a good tool for such issues, but either I misunderstand something or it has problems with alt gr. What is a reasonable safe and low-maintenance way of assigning AltGr+z to « and AltGR+x to », and if possible, the letters too? I have a basic level of computer literacy, but very little experience with scripting or programming.