US Academic .0 1

Based on the principles of U.S. Extended keyboard layout. Additionally it allows to get:
- All the characters with diacritical marks already defined in the Latin Extended Areas of the Unicode.org encoding; and the characters defined as IPA.
- All the CDM s (combining diacritical marks); by using both the pre-defined characters and CDM, you may get practically all the possible characters and combinations of characters for current or occasional linguistic or phonetic use, including double diacritical marks (e.g. long stressed vowel = vowel+macron+acute, vowel+breve+acute, etc.). For getting CDM, you press option+D, option+shift+D and option+capslock+D (this latter for combining letters above).
- preserves the basic Apple conventions for dead keys, preserves all the mnemotechnical conventions in U.S. Extended (Apple multinational default keyboard layout), and also adds new combinations easy to remember (e.g. dot below = option+dot; dot above = option+shift+dot; hook = option+H; horn = option+shift+h, etc.). For all those accustomed with the principles of U.S. Extended, it is easy to adapt to this keylayout.
- you may use this keylayout instead of the default U.S. Extended for a larger scope, and without being necessary to switch from one keylayout to another for complex multinational use and/or phonetic transcriptions.

Requirements:	No special requirements
Release Date:	August 27, 2012
Platforms:	Mac OS X 10.2 or later Usable with Cocoa unicode-savvy applications, e.g
Keyword:	Lecturer Sorin Paliga,  Phd,  Universitatea Din Bucuresti
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