I regularly use non-Latin alphabets in my writing and use the Tavultesoft Unicode Keyboard program to type in these alphabets, which mirrors the built-in keyboard switcher in Windows. In all other programs that I use, Tavultesoft works just fine, but in Atlantis no characters appear at all when I'm using the program. But if I use the built-in Windows program to type, for example, in Greek, it produces the Unicode Greek without issue.
I could of course just use the Windows keyboard switcher, but Tavultesoft works much better for my needs and languages. Has anyone else had this problem entering Unicode with Tavultesoft or another keyboard program? Any suggestions or possible workarounds?
Many thanks!
Problem using Tavultesoft Unicode Keyboard with Atlantis
Hi,
As explained in section “C. The Clip Library” and “D. AutoCorrect” of this AtlanTips page Inserting characters not available directly through the keyboard, you can insert special characters into any document through the Atlantis Clip Library, or through the special asterisk modes of the Clip Library, or through appropriate AutoCorrect replacement pairs.
You might also find useful information on the following pages:
Quick Key
“Quick Key extends your keyboard, letting you type the first 65,000 characters defined in the Unicode system. It attempts to do so without cluttering your screen or interfering with your work. To type a character, click it. Quick Key is completely free of charge, and is licensed under the open source GPL license.”
Type Greek letters
Type accent marks, diacritics and other characters online
Type Greek – Overview
Keyboard Help
Setting up your computer for typing Greek
Typing Foreign Characters: Greek and Polish
HTH.
Cheers,
Robert
As explained in section “C. The Clip Library” and “D. AutoCorrect” of this AtlanTips page Inserting characters not available directly through the keyboard, you can insert special characters into any document through the Atlantis Clip Library, or through the special asterisk modes of the Clip Library, or through appropriate AutoCorrect replacement pairs.
You might also find useful information on the following pages:
Quick Key
“Quick Key extends your keyboard, letting you type the first 65,000 characters defined in the Unicode system. It attempts to do so without cluttering your screen or interfering with your work. To type a character, click it. Quick Key is completely free of charge, and is licensed under the open source GPL license.”
Type Greek letters
Type accent marks, diacritics and other characters online
Type Greek – Overview
Keyboard Help
Setting up your computer for typing Greek
Typing Foreign Characters: Greek and Polish
HTH.
Cheers,
Robert