Tip: a shortcut to display emojis on OS X |Macgeneration

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21 commentaires Nicolas Furno |

On iOS, display and use the emojis is very simple, just activate the corresponding keyboard and you can get them from a TAP.On OS X, on the other hand, it's more complicated.Some software, such as messages or slacks, integrate them into their interface, but this is almost never the case.For all software that has not (yet?) Planned button dedicated to emojis, there is still a way to insert them in a text field.

OS X has a palette dedicated to emojis.You can display it using the menu bar: it is available for all software in the "Edition" menu.Click on the "Emoji and symbol" line (normally this is the last in the menu) and the palette appears.It only remains to find the right image and click on it to insert it in the field.

Comme bon nombre de commande dans les menus, la palette peut également être affichée à l’aide du clavier, ce qui est assez pratique si on veut insérer un emoji dans un texte. Pendant la saisie, appuyez en même temps sur la touche ctrl, sur la touche cmd ⌘ et sur la barre d’espace pour obtenir la palette. Invoquée depuis un champ de texte, elle ne prend plus la forme d’une fenêtre, mais son fonctionnement est le même.

Compared to iOS, OS X takes up the advantage with its field of research.You can hit the name of an emoji and get it very quickly.Only defect: you have to know the name of the emoji and as it is still in English, it is not always obvious.If you pass the mouse cursor on an emoji, you will see his name in an infobulle.

The default keyboard shortcut requires three different keys, which is restrictive if it should be used frequently.Until Apple dedicates a touch of his keyboards to emojis, remember that you can easily modify this default shortcut:

Astuce : un raccourci pour afficher les emojis sur OS X | MacGeneration

By the way, many of you ask the addition of emojis in the comments of the articles published on Macgeneration and Igeneration.Despite appearances, it is not as simple as it looks and it is necessary in particular to modify the database to accept these atypical characters.We think about it, but this is not a change that you can make a snap of the fingers.

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Mickaël Bazoge |#JeSuisEmojicalotype |

You really like emojis at MacG ??? Personally reminds me so much Msn Messenger and the overdose that I had ...

In addition, am I the only one to find that Emoji and Apple does not stick at all, and that, especially under iOS, it is clearly on an asset the Asian market which is super fond of it! ??

Mickaël Bazoge |Les emojis, c'est la vie. Cajoline |

Has anyone or would he be able to list emojis with their names in English?

Shralldam |

@Cajoline:

Emojis are part of the Unicode standard.

Tadaaaa ! -> http://unicode.org/emoji/charts/full-emoji-list.html

Dark-mac |

They are far too numerous to make it a complete list, the easiest way is to look for them manually if we do not know the names

ti chen |

Thank you for the tip

jb18v |

Yeah no, if we can stay without emoji in the comments it's still cleaner :) (a smiley or two in characters, ok, but from there to make an icon garland, no thanks)

Androshit |

Thank you for the tip.I am waiting for a trick to allow Siri to insert an emoji when using the vocal dictation: he manages to read them (or rather describe them when he reads the message, but is unable to insert them););););

Shralldam |

When I ask Siri to read me a text of my wife, it's pretty funny, it always ends with "face throwing a kiss, face throwing a kiss, face throwing a kiss, face throwing a kiss, face throwing a kiss, face throwing a kiss ... "

BeePotato |

"The default keyboard shortcut requires three different keys, which is restrictive if it should be used frequently.»»

But we should not use it frequently!In fact, we shouldn't even use it at all. Emojis is evil.:-)

maxim02 |

Absolute evil ....

Nyx0uf |A quand un raccourci pour les smiley ASCII ? :)#JeSuisASCIICap.Achab |

At the same time the shortcut is indicated to the right of the title menu. Thank you for the article, but is it very useful in this sense?Tomorrow: "Tip, a shortcut to modify the Safari bookmarks".

Jean-Jacques Cortes |

This is the message that is displayed when an emoji is inserted into a comment at Macgé:

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An HTTP Ajax error has occurred. HTTP status: 500 Involving Information below.Chemin: /System /AjaxSTATUSTEXT: Internal Server Errorresponsext:

Jean-Jacques Cortes |

Under Mavericks, in Safari or in the Finder, just go to the edition menu and choose the special characters option, so that a floating palette appears and containing emojis.

Yohmi |

Ça fait déjà plusieurs années que j'utilise la fonction de remplacement de texte pour insérer des emojis que j'utilise couramment. J'aime les messages colorés et mignons. Par contre, je ne connaissais pas ce raccourcis, Thank you for the tip ⌒⌒

tiboug974 |

We are above all forced to redo the shortcut for each emoji, impossible to insert several with a single manipulation

Ben_75 |

Not walk in outlook: ((

ecosmeri |

Oi i o o

iBakarorea |

Little tip I don't know if you know it ^^ 'If you want to put several emoji.Example Twitter: Open the emoji window, press N for a new tweet, type and select your emojis.

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