When you’re in Illustrator and use the key combo the folder will open and you will have to double click on the file to run it. An alternative could be to create a shortcut to the folder containing all your scripts and assign a key combination. If you have lost of scripts, your desktop will soon be overcrowded with icons, which many people really hate. This is what I get, a sorted list that easily shows what’s availableģ. The file is saved as a text delimited, open it with Excel or similar program to be able to sortģ. In Illustrator, go to “Edit” -> “Keyboard Shortcuts…”, then click on “Export text…”Ģ.
If there are duplicate key combinations, your newly created shortcut will take precedence over any existing Illustrator shortcut used for something else, so…to help you see what key combos are available:ġ. Add the following line to the beginning of all your jsx scripts “#target Illustrator” (without the quotations)Ģ. That’s it, go to Illustrator and hit your key combination.ġ. The Shortcut Key says “None”, place the cursor there and hit for example Ctrl+Alt+8ħ. Right click on the shortcut, click on “Properties”ĥ. (Optional) Rename the shortcut to help you remember it is a good practice to include the actual key combinationĤ. Right click on any of them and click on “Send to …” -> “Desktop (Create Shortcut)”ģ. Open the folder where all your scripts liveĢ. Insert Umlaut Letters from Office Symbol Library If using the keyboard isn’t your thing, there’s also a mouse-based method for getting the Umlaut Letters in Office apps like Microsoft Word. If you don't know how, here’s a step by stepġ. To use these shortcuts, press (Ctrl) + (Shift) + ( semicolon) then press the letter on which you want to put the diaeresis or umlaut. Create a shortcut on the Desktop that points to your script.Ģ. It’s been here for a while but it just never occurred to me to use it for this purpose.ġ.
#Illustrator foreign text shortcuts software#
This is for Windows only it uses a feature to launch your favorite software via a keyboard shortcut.
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