Here's another macro, somewhat easier to follow and faster:
REM * BASIC *
Option Explicit
Sub Main
Dim SearchString(16) As String
Dim ReplaceString(16) As String
SearchString=Array( "a'", "e'", "i'", "o'",_
"u''","u'", "n~", "?'",_
"!'", "A'", "E'", "I'",_
"O'", "U''","U'", "N~")
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Thank you for sharing kanni
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On Sat, 27 Sep 2014 08:12:12 -, Albretch Mueller wrote:
Sometimes I need to write up or edit text in Spanish or German, so I
need to be able to replace accented characters at once.
A'lgebra I: ?'Do'nde encuentro una gui'a de te'rminos Matema'ticos
u'nicos para el an~o?
Should become at
> Obviously this is not what you wanted to hear.
Maybe not I was kind of thinking of a regex which you can use with
some java code so when you hit "send" it takes your text and works it
in one go
Of course, you can code such a thing easily with a char map strategy,
but I was thinking of a regex
On Sat, Sep 27, 2014 at 11:25 AM, Albretch Mueller
wrote:
> "Simplest" are your assumptions. First, I don't use Windows; second,
> I find myself very often having to use more than one lang in the same
> text; third, at times I use other editors (for coding, for example);
> fourth, I teach, so I
2014-09-27 16:25 GMT+02:00 Albretch Mueller :
> > How? simple... switch your keyboard configuration to Spanish-Traditional
> > (in Windows XP to 7, this is done from Control Panel, under "regional
> > settings", click on the "Languages" tab and then on the "details" button.
>
> "Simplest" are you
On 09/27/2014 01:32 PM, Doug wrote:
(See addendum to previous message, below.)
>>
>>
> I don't know how to "replace them all at once" but I know how to make
> them as you go. Set up a Compose key on your keyboard. I use right alt,
> but if you have a Microsoft k/b, you could use the right m/s key.
On 09/27/2014 04:12 AM, Albretch Mueller wrote:
> Most of the times I type in English so I don't need to worry about
> accented characters
>
> Sometimes I need to write up or edit text in Spanish or German, so I
> need to be able to replace accented characters at once.
>
> After marking them up w
G'day Albretch,
On 27/9/14 at 12:25 AM, lbrt...@gmail.com (Albretch Mueller) wrote:
How? simple... switch your keyboard configuration to Spanish-Traditional
(in Windows XP to 7, this is done from Control Panel, under "regional
settings", click on the "Languages" tab and then on the "details" bu
> How? simple... switch your keyboard configuration to Spanish-Traditional
> (in Windows XP to 7, this is done from Control Panel, under "regional
> settings", click on the "Languages" tab and then on the "details" button.
"Simplest" are your assumptions. First, I don't use Windows; second,
I fin
I often have to do that with Italian accented letters - my
simplistic approach is to keep a reference file with all
accented (or otherwise modified) letters, which I copy and paste
in the "Replace with" field. This doesn't take as long as I
would need for a macro... but then I am not a programm
At 04:12 27/09/2014 -0400, Albretch Mueller wrote:
Most of the times I type in English so I don't need to worry about
accented characters. Sometimes I need to write up or edit text in
Spanish or German, so I
need to be able to replace accented characters at once. After
marking them up with tick
On Sat, Sep 27, 2014 at 5:12 AM, Albretch Mueller wrote:
> Most of the times I type in English so I don't need to worry about
> accented characters
>
> Sometimes I need to write up or edit text in Spanish or German, so I
> need to be able to replace accented characters at once.
>
This is the wro
Most of the times I type in English so I don't need to worry about
accented characters
Sometimes I need to write up or edit text in Spanish or German, so I
need to be able to replace accented characters at once.
After marking them up with ticks next/right to the character you can
search all of th
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