John McKown wrote:
numerically. Eg. My keyboard does not have a "yen" sign. In Unicode, the "yen" is +U00A5. So I'd need to press the "Unicode" key, followed by 00A5 to enter a "yen" symbol.
And on my PC I enter Alt and three digits to create Umlaute and a sharp s, but it is laborious that way, especially when you need two or more languages concurrently.
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