It's very very easy! Do a 'Command A' to select them all, then drag the selection to the desktop. If you enter a bunch of Keyboard Text Substitutions, SAVE THEM. You simply drop it into the Keyboard Text area and it adds mine to your list. The AbleNet Symbol Overlay Maker app now. Individuals benefit from the added context and support a symbol overlay provides. If ANYONE wants my Keyboard Text ist, let me know. The AbleNet Symbol Overlay app supports best outcomes by providing an easy way for therapists, teachers, and parents to quickly create printable symbol overlays for AbleNet speech devices and accessibility switches. BUT, it doesn't work everywhere, for those apps & programs I use the Symbol Viewer. I even put in my name as ',j' and it types in my name Jim, email as ',e', ',p' for phone number, etc. In conclusion, I prefer the text substitution method (if it works). As I type (in most programs) it immediately substitutes one for the other. I have entered all the Greek letters such as '!a' (which is exclamation a) for О±, and '!t' (exclamation t) for Greek Theta Оё. Again in System Preferences, Keyboard, select the text tab. The second way is to use the Mac built-in text substitutions.Technique 1 above works EVERYWHERE, including in Word. I leave the Character box 'up and showing' so I can select symbols immediately. I put those I use a lot into my 'в… Favorites'. To use, click on the icon, select 'show Emoji and Symbols'. The setup is: System Preferences, Keyboard, check the box 'Show keyboard and emoji viewers in menu bar. 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 Оё, but also рќ›‘, в€љ, В±, в‰Ґ, в„‰, superscripts xВІ and subscripts Hв‚‚O, etc.

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