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All characters with accent is generated by doing:
CTRL + accent, then character.
Example:
In order to generate é, the combination is
CTRL + ' then e
In order to generate Å (A with a circle above), the combination is
CTRL + 0 then A
(with A = SHIFT + a )
More generally, when a character is composed of two signs, the way to generate it is by combining the two signs.
± is generated by doing
ALTGR + = then -
Because on the = key, you have also the +, and the - key make a reference to the - sign.
© is generated by doing
ALTGR + 0 then c (guess why ? yes, it's because the 0 encompass the c...)
You can also try ALTGR + o then c just to check if we have the same logic...
¢ is generated by doing
CTRL + / then c
The romanian character ă is generated by doing
CTRL + ) then a
Unfortunately, some bl.... applications use CTRL + SHIFT + NUMBER, which anihilates the keyboard function. In this case, simply replace the CTRL key by ALTGR and cross your fingers...
All currency can be generated by doing CTRL + $ thenletter.
$ is SHIFT + 4
Example, the Euro currency € is generated by:
CTRL + $ then e
All characters like ∀ (which is the mirror of A) can be generated if they are unicode character by doing:
ALTGR + 5 then character
Example
ALTGR + 5 then ? will give ¿
All the Greek characters can be found by doing:
ALTGR + g then letter
Where letter is the equivalent latin character. There are some exceptions because the translation latin-greek is not one to one. For instance, in greek, you have two character equivalent to "o". There are omicron (Ο) and omega (Ω). Ω is generated by ALTGR + g, V. See the layout definition for more details.
All the Cyrillic characters can be found by doing:
ALTGR + c then letter
Where letter is the equivalent latin character. There are some exceptions because the translation latin-cyrillic is not one to one. For instance, in cyrillic, you have two character like "b". There are Б and В. Б is generated by ALTGR + c, B while В is generated by ALTGR + c, v because its phonetic is like the v in latin. See the layout definition for more details.
The rule is to build the character peace by peace.
For instance, ⇒ is geneated by :
ALTGR + = then >
We build the = then, the > to make ⇒.
This keyboard layout is fully compliant with more than 30 extended latin alphabets. See the country list. You will be able to see quickly how to reach for a given country all its specific characters
That's it for the rules. You still can check the layout mapping definition for more details.