Typing foreign accents — the easy way by davidhewson.com

Author:davidhewson.com
Format: azw
Publisher: Klip.me
Published: 2013-07-11T00:00:00+00:00

On Word you do something similar in Autocorrect (this is Office 2013).

You only have to find that awkward foreign accent once, to put it into the correction form here. After that every time I want to insert ‘Asbjørn’ I simply type ‘Asjborn’. Word or Scrivener automatically corrects the spelling. Oh, and in Office 2013 if you set up these correction shortcuts they work across the board, in Word, Outlook and OneNote (and perhaps Excel, not that I ever go there).

This is my idea of automation. You don’t have to remember any keyboard shortcuts. You don’t have to worry about your lousy typing. If your book includes complex words or names like it might be an idea to set up a correction shortcut for those too. Though I hope you won’t use it too often.

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