Sennheiser FO-TX 2-OPT Manual de usuario descargar pdf (Pagina 17)

The combinations you’ll create for the insertion of phonetic characters are those shown in

the AFU table (see section “How the keyboard works (Microsoft)”).

C. Create the dead keys

o Keyboard > Create Dead key.

Note that below the keyboard there is a message “Press or click the new dead key”.

o Click on the one you want, for example you may start with “<“, which is the the

first one in the AFU table.

A window appears asking to enter a name of the dead key state, i.e. the group of

characters associate to that dead key. You can leave the default name

o "State 0" > OK.

Another window appears. You have to

o press the dead key button “<” and then OK.

The keyboard is cleared because you have to fill it with new characters associated to the

dead key you have chosen. If you want to go back to the whole keyboard you have to

leave the actual dead key state: Keyboard > Leave Dead Key State.

D. Create the combinations

In order to create the combinations with a deadkey you have to enter in the “dead key

state” you determined previously:

o Keyboard > Enter Dead Key State > Choose the name of the State (State 0 in our

example) > OK.

o Open the document “AFU-reflex.doc” (you will find it in the zipped file reflex07.zip

(see above)).

o Select the first character associated to your first dead key. Copy the character and

go back to your Ukelele keyboard. Double click on the key you want to assign,

paste in the window that appears > OK.

o Repeat the same procedure for the insertion of the other characters associated to

the first dead key.

E. Repeat the same procedures as in D. to create new dead key associations and add

more associated phonetic characters.

F. Save everything, close Ukelele and restart the computer!

You can use the functions of the keyboards only if you have restarted the computer!

This is valid every time you further modify the keyboard. You can re-open the same

keyboard in order to modify it and update it any time you need.

G. Using the keyboard

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