⌘+1) and switch between the variations by pressing F1 - F8. Then you could select the character style with the set shortcut (e.g.

All the Hebrew NIKUDIM are available from the keyboard, but a lot depends on which keyboard layout you are using Hebrew or Hebrew-QWERTY and which font not all fonts include NIKUD. Chart Templates (Free Downloads) Chart Add-in. This is not a Mellel question - these kinds of font-related issues are built into OS X. The variations could then use the same (or a different font) and other style attributes:į4 › Variation 4: Palatino regular 11pt subscriptį5 › Variation 5: Palatino regular 11pt superscriptį6 › Variation 6: Palatino italic 11pt subscriptį7 › Variation 7: Palatino italic 11pt superscriptį8 › Variation 8: Palatino regular 11pt color: blue Excel shortcut training add-in Learn shortcuts effortlessly as you work. Did I miss a parameter, but Mellel does not take into account all my keyboard shortcuts defined in the Macs system preferences (Preferences - Keyboard - Text). So you could create one character style (Main Text) that uses maybe Palatino regular 11pt. To view the keyboard shortcuts for your current configuration, press Ctrl+E to go to the Search field, type /keys, and then press Enter.

The variations could be set from the ✾dit Character Styles…« window, by choosing one of the list at the left border »Style Variations:«.

If you have set up the subscript as a variation of a character style, you may need to press the F-Key to select the right variation. Go to the »Style Sets« menu, choose ✾dit Style Sets…« and in the new window you could choose a shortcut for each character style if you click on the already set shortcut or on the minus sign (-) which is located at the right border of the Character Styles list:

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