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Ligatures (Æ, æ, Œ, œ) can be inserted in any of the following ways:
The Compose Key (F6) method:
| 1 | Place the cursor at the point where the ligature should be inserted. |
| 2 | Type the first letter of the ligature (A, a, O or o). |
| 4 | To transform the letter you just typed into a ligature, press Alt and the second letter of the ligature. |
The Insert Menu method:
| 1 | Place the cursor at the point where the ligature should be inserted. |
| 2 | Click Insert, Latin Vowels & Others |
| 3 | The Latin Characters dialog will appear on your screen. |
| 4 | Click on the character to be inserted. A square will appear around the character you have selected. |
| 5 | Click Insert or double click on the character to be inserted. |
The Ctrl+Alt method:
| 1 | Place the cursor at the point where you want to insert the ligature. |
| 2 | Press one of the following key combinations |
| • | To insert æ , press Ctrl+Alt+W |
| • | To insert Æ, press Ctrl+Alt+Shift+W |
| • | To insert œ, press Ctrl+Alt+R |
| • | To insert Œ, press Ctrl+Alt+Shift+R |
A keyboard diagram showing the position of keys that can be inserted using the Ctrl+Alt method can be displayed by pressing Shift+Ctrl+K and then clicking the Ctrl+Alt radio button.
See also:
Compose Key (F6)
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