Snow Leopard Users: We already have a Na'vi Keyboard!

[Suteyä Hawnuyu]

Yep, that's right! Mac OSX Snow Leopard users have a built in Na'vi keyboard!

Go to System Preferences> Language and Text> Import Sources

Then, select U.S. Extended. On the top toolbar (the one that displays the time and network connection), there should be an American flag displayed. Click it, and select "U.S. Extended."

Voila!

To type ä, hold option u, and release. Then press a.
To type ì, hold option `, and release. Then press i.

I hope this helped, Macintosh users!

['Awve Tìkameie]

Well done. Will there be one for Windows OS?

[Tseyk Tìriuä]

I made one for windows that replaces the bracket keys...its here
http://forum.learnnavi.org/your-projects-other-resources/navi-keyboard-(in-my-opinion-a-more-useful-one)/

[Kìte'eyä Aungia]

Also works for the Canadian English keyboard for anybody up here in America's hat.

To type é, hold option e, and release. Then press e.

[Suteyä Hawnuyu]

Also works for the Canadian English keyboard for anybody up here in America's hat, although I have to use the alt/option key instead of control.

To type é, hold control e, and release. Then press e.

Whoops, I meant for control to be option. -edits post-

[TompaSkxawng]

Just got amazed how lucky the Swedish peaple are with the keyboard ( not to be mean   ) , because it contains äöå and all those Na'vi buttons.

And yeah its an old keyboard i know, gotta buy a new one  


Happy Na'vi´ing  

[Kìte'eyä Aungia]

Whoops, I meant for control to be option. -edits post-

I'll edit mine as well then.

[Suteyä Hawnuyu]

Just got amazed how lucky the Swedish peaple are with the keyboard ( not to be mean   ) , because it contains äöå and all those Na'vi buttons.

And yeah its an old keyboard i know, gotta buy a new one  


Happy Na'vi´ing  

You are very, very lucky. :<

['Awve Tìkameie]

I made one for windows that replaces the bracket keys...its here
http://forum.learnnavi.org/your-projects-other-resources/navi-keyboard-(in-my-opinion-a-more-useful-one)/

Great. Irayo