Connexion client function keys and keystrokes assigned to alpha/ numeric characters that include the Ctrl, Alt+Shift and Ctrl+Shift keys are available.Įxample : The default keystroke for Action > Delete Record, mapped to, conflicts with the RLIN21 keyboards and cannot be used you must re-map the Delete Record action to another keyboard shortcut if you want to use it while also using the RLIN21 keyboards.These combinations are used with the RLIN21 keyboards and override the Connexion client keystrokes when you use an RLIN21 keyboard.While using the RLIN21 keyboards (also available: Arabic, Cyrillic, and Latin keyboards), you cannot use Connexion client default keystrokes mapped to alpha-numeric characters that include the Alt, Ctrl+Alt, or Ctrl+Alt+Shift keys.Keystroke shortcuts for RLIN21 Latin keyboard - bibliographic records onlyįor those who choose to use the RLIN21 Latin keyboard for entering diacritics and special characters instead of the client’s built-in Edit > Enter Diacritics function, see a list of keystroke shortcuts for entering diacritics and special characters that are included in the RLIN21 Latin keyboard in RLIN21 Latin Character Keystroke Alternatives. Use the Enter Diacritics and Special Characters dialog to enter, or custom-map a keystroke to enter Keystroke shortcuts for diacritics and special characters - Table Character The following table shows default keystrokes for entering diacritics and special characters. You can change keystrokes for a character you use often, or assign it to a User Tool. You can customize keystrokes for entering diacritics and special characters.Enter letter with diacritics above and below in this order: Letter-DiacriticBelow- DiacriticAbove.For ligatures, paired diacritics, and multiple diacritics:.Enter a diacritic or special character after the letter it modifies.You can insert diacritics and special characters using keystrokes or when you display a record via Edit > Enter Diacritics or when you type a search, display a label, or find/replace text via an Enter Diacritics button in the associated dialogs.
The character set allows the representation of characters, primarily the Roman alphabet and some special characters, and diacritics commonly used in Latin- based/influenced languages.The ALA character set is widely used by libraries in English-speaking countries.WorldCat and the online Library of Congress names and subjects authority file fully support entering diacritics and special characters from a character set adopted by the American Library Association (ALA) in records, for example, for items in Spanish, French, and other languages.
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