USGerman Keyboard Layout - 0.9.8type german umlauts and sz characters easily on US keyboards |
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Previous 2 reviews didn't quite understand this utility - Version: 0.9.8, 1/7/2008 08:40AM PST
jan.borchers
The previous 2 reviewers (wildwolf1 and fusion) missed the point of this utility. Neither the standard US keyboard layout nor the USInternational one let you type German special characters (äöüÄÖÜß) by just pressing Option+letter, only USGerman does. That's its whole point; it makes typing German text on US keyboard layouts much faster. I've used it myself since 2004 and couldn't live without it.
US International instead - Version: 0.9.8, 1/4/2008 08:02AM PST
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fusion--2008
I have been using USInternational (released 2002-02-08 !!) also available on Version Tracker, for years. It does this and more: German (including scharfes s, Umlaut, etc.), accented French, accented Spanish, etc. on a US keyboard, all intuitive, and it still works perfectly under Leopard.
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- US International is quite different
Silly - Version: 0.9.8, 1/3/2008 04:19PM PST
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wildwolf1
I can already do all of that with my regular US-English keyboard layout. ü, ä, ö, ß. See? So this seems kinda pointless. Or is this some survey project by the U of AA to see how stupid people are?
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