I'm seriously tempted to pick up a One as a 'travel' laptop to supplement my MacBook, having played with one in PC World (though I'll wait for the white model... and also for it to be available from somewhere that doesn't charge £30 more than everyone else!), but there's one concern putting me off.
For the One to be any use to me for work (I'm a writer), I absolutely must be able to use 'curly quotes' (“ ” ‘ ’) in text documents. I know from experimenting in PC World that they're found in Writer by calling up the Special Characters menu... but that's far too slow and complicated for my purposes, as it would mean doing it every single time I used an apostrophe, never mind speech marks! On a Mac, they're available as Alt/Alt-Shift options on the [ and ] keys - I need them to be that easy to type on the One, and so far they don't appear to be.
(I know that in theory I could use alternate characters to represent them and do a search and replace later, but that's annoying, time-consuming and runs the risk of something being left in by mistake if I mistype.)
So my question is, is there a fast and simple way to use curly quotes in Writer on a One without mucking about in a submenu? Because if there is, that pretty much seals the deal and I'll be buying my first non-Apple computer in over a decade!
For the One to be any use to me for work (I'm a writer), I absolutely must be able to use 'curly quotes' (“ ” ‘ ’) in text documents. I know from experimenting in PC World that they're found in Writer by calling up the Special Characters menu... but that's far too slow and complicated for my purposes, as it would mean doing it every single time I used an apostrophe, never mind speech marks! On a Mac, they're available as Alt/Alt-Shift options on the [ and ] keys - I need them to be that easy to type on the One, and so far they don't appear to be.
(I know that in theory I could use alternate characters to represent them and do a search and replace later, but that's annoying, time-consuming and runs the risk of something being left in by mistake if I mistype.)
So my question is, is there a fast and simple way to use curly quotes in Writer on a One without mucking about in a submenu? Because if there is, that pretty much seals the deal and I'll be buying my first non-Apple computer in over a decade!
