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I have an application which has some shortcuts defined in combination with some special characters:

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On my keyboard's layout, to get a forward slash character (/) I have to press SHIFT+7. I tried to press all three required keys (COMMAND+SHIFT+7) but the shortcut wasn't triggered. If I change my keyboard layout to US for example, shortcut works fine.

Is there a way to use such shortcuts with my existing layout or should I switch my layout to US if I want to be able to use them?

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  • Did you try pretending your layout is US, by hitting the key on which / would be printed if you had a us keyboard? – Tom Gewecke Jan 8 '20 at 19:52
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    How can I do shift + slash on a French AZERTY keyboard? – anki Jan 8 '20 at 19:53
  • @TomGewecke Yes, I actually tried that, but it, of course, only prints out a specific character from my current layout which is located in that key. – errata Jan 8 '20 at 20:03
  • @ankii Thanks for the link, but I'd really like to find out if it is possible without any keyboard remapping and/or 3rd party software. – errata Jan 8 '20 at 20:10
  • What is your keyboard layout? Command plus a top level key should not normally print anything. It would not do so in the US layout. This is reserved for shortcuts. – Tom Gewecke Jan 8 '20 at 21:42

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