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There is a nice possibility to bind each keyboard layout to separate keys combination and switch between them using.

So you can assign, for exampleinstance, shortcut Alt-Shift-0 to "Select English", Alt-Shift-1 to "Select German", Alt-Shift-2 to "Select Arabic". 

How to make this on MacOS 10.7.4?

There is a nice possibility to bind each keyboard layout to separate keys combination and switch between them using for example Alt-Shift-0, Alt-Shift-1, Alt-Shift-2. How to make this on MacOS ?

There is a nice possibility to bind each keyboard layout to separate keys combination and switch between them.

So you can assign, for instance, shortcut Alt-Shift-0 to "Select English", Alt-Shift-1 to "Select German", Alt-Shift-2 to "Select Arabic". 

How to make this on MacOS 10.7.4?

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There is a nice possibility to bind each keyboard layout to separate keys combination (likeand switch between them using for example Alt-Shift-0, Alt-Shift-1), Alt-Shift-2. How to make this on MacOS ?

There is a nice possibility to bind each keyboard layout to separate keys combination (like Alt-Shift-0, Alt-Shift-1). How to make this on MacOS ?

There is a nice possibility to bind each keyboard layout to separate keys combination and switch between them using for example Alt-Shift-0, Alt-Shift-1, Alt-Shift-2. How to make this on MacOS ?

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Bind each keyboard layout to keys combination

There is a nice possibility to bind each keyboard layout to separate keys combination (like Alt-Shift-0, Alt-Shift-1). How to make this on MacOS ?