I use Keyboard and Emoji viewer in the Menu bar.I do a LOT of math answers online such as Yahoo!Answers where I have to enter both Greek letters like θ, but also 𝛑, √, ±, ≥, ℉, superscripts x² and subscripts H₂O, etc. You would pick a character to add Theta and edit the corresponding file: /System/Library/Input Methods/PressAndHold.app/Contents/Resources/ist This does not work on OS X 10.11 without disabling SIP as the System Library is now restricted from modifications - even as root. You can also use the procedure from to add a theta character to the press-and-hold menu. Then just type the number for the character you want or click on it. If you are using Lion or Mountain Lion then just press and hold the 'o' key and a list of o's with accents will appear with a number underneath. When this is selected it will only show the favorites you have added. A new list name will show up under Recently Used called Favorites. After you have decided which variation you would like to use click Add To Favorites. Select Greek in the list, highlight the theta character in the center, choose your variation, then scroll down and you will find Font Variations of the selected character. Greek will now be displayed in the list on the left. Scroll down to European Alphabetic Scripts, click the arrow down to open that list, select the Greek check box, then choose Done. In the upper-left-hand corner there is a sprocket with a drop-down menu: select Customize List. Use the drop-down menu from the menu bar and select Show Character Viewer - there will be a short list that Apple thinks we will use. In System Preferences, select Keyboard, then again select Keyboard, check the 'Show Keyboard and Character Viewer in menu bar' option. Have to file a bug/inconsistency report to Apple – Aug 28 '12 at 22:57 I've tried to setup it with Ukrainian and Russian and then Spotlight is not conflicting by default because it is not cmd+space. But(!) only when you setup system as with English language initially. Funny thing is cmd+space was standard for keyboard input for a long time, then somewhere around 10.5 (or was it 10.4) Apple decided to use this same shortcut for Spotlight quickpane. Oh, yes, I forgot that inconsistency Apple introduced in 10.5 I believe. I did not have to relog after making edits. Now, when you press and hold 't' this appears: Then click θ or press 1 to have a 'θ' inserted into your document. Click inside the text box, then type in whatever you want to rotate.Įdit carefully or make backups. On the Mac version of Microsoft Word, you may not need to click Blank document.
'Roman-Accent-T' is NOT the same as 'Roman-Accent-t' Caution: This is a system-wide change. Roman-Accent-t Direction right Keycaps t θ Strings t θ Note: Case sensitive. Edit the file '/System/Library/Input Methods/PressAndHold.app/Contents/Resources/ist', and add the following code: By default, there is 'no Roman-Accent-t' section, I coppied mine from 'Roman-Accent-s.' You could add θ to any key you like (e.g: 'o') by modifying the appropriate section. Word 2011 For Mac Text At Angle 9,7/10 2337 votesĪs pointed out in post, you can add keys to the press and hold key feature.
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