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@hooroo That's how I do it . Copying and pasting, usually I just google a word that needs a macron and copy it there. I tried installing the Māori keyboard on my PC, but it doesn't work. If it works, you should - I think - be able to get an "ā" by typing a and ~.
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@stargazer said in Manawatū v Wellington:
@hooroo That's how I do it . Copying and pasting, usually I just google a word that needs a macron and copy it there. I tried installing the Māori keyboard on my PC, but it doesn't work. If it works, you should - I think - be able to get an "ā" by typing a and ~.
Depends on the device, how to get things like macrons
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@hooroo said in Manawatū v Wellington:
@stargazer How did you get the line above the U in Manawatū (I copied and paste from yours)
If you have Windows, you can just open up Character Map and you'll find it. Just find the character, then select and copy.
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I have my keyboard set that if I press "~" before the vowel the macron is added. I'll see if I can find the instructions.
Changing keyboard/language can result in weird things happening with spell checker and especially if you copy and paste from something written in a different set up.
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A few different instructions. One might make sense to you more than the others.
https://wiseup.wisegroup.co.nz/hc/en-us/articles/202647114-How-to-use-macrons-on-your-computer
https://wintec.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360001190235-Macrons-nga-tohutō
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@hooroo said in Maori characters - ū etc:
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@stargazer How did you get the line above the U in Manawatū (I copied and paste from yours)
If you have a Mac you can select the Māori language keybord and you'll get a United Tribes flag in the corner where the language flag is (usually it's an Oz flag for NZ based Macs). You can find it under keyboard preferences.
Then you just hold down option and the vowel and you'll get the macron.
Maori characters - ū etc