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sup1 185 s 1 ¹

sup2 178 s 2 ²

sup3 179 s 3 ³

szlig 223 s s ß

thorn 254 t h þ

uacute 250 u quote ú

ucirc 251 u circumflex û

ugrave 249 u backquote ù

uuml 252 u double quote ü

yacute 253 y quote ý

yen 165 y - (minus) ¥

yuml 255 y double quote ÿ

8.2. How to type accented characters on Mac OS X

With an international US keyboard (qwerty), accented characters are entered with the Alt key (aka

Option key) as follows:

• Acute accent (´): alt-e, then the letter

• Grave accent (`): alt-`, then the letter

• Circumflex accent (ˆ): alt-i, then the letter

• Tilde accent (˜): alt-n, then the letter

• Umlaut accent (¨): alt-u, then the letter

• The letter “c” with a cedilla (ç): alt-c

8.3. About white space handling

As required by the HTML specification, Amaya removes insignificant white-space characters when it

loads a document. This applies to (X)HTML, MathML, and SVG documents, as well as MathML and

SVG elements included in a (X)HTML document,

The following are considered as insignificant white-space characters:

• End of line characters (#xD and #xA)

• Tab characters (#x9)

• Leading spaces of an element

• Trailing spaces of an element

• Contiguous spaces (one space is preserved)

To preserve all characters for some elements, use the xml:space attribute or the pre element (only in

(X)HTML documents). The possible values for the xml:space attribute are default and preserve.

• default means that an applications' default white-space treatment is acceptable for these

elements. In Amaya, the default treatment removes the insignificant white-space characters for

all supported DTDs (see above).

8. Entering characters

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