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Sometimes one may need to type tab character in GUI application such as browser. This can be achieved by using unicode typing as explained at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unicode_input#In_X11_.28Linux_and_other_Unix_variants.29 The unicode code for Tab key is '9', so by keeping control and shift pressed, if one presses u followed by 9 and then leaves control and shift, then tab key input would get generated. | Sometimes one may need to type tab character in GUI application such as browser. This can be achieved by using unicode typing as explained at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unicode_input#In_X11_.28Linux_and_other_Unix_variants.29 The unicode code for Tab key is '9', so by keeping control and shift pressed, if one presses u followed by 9 and then leaves control and shift, then tab key input would get generated. | ||
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Typing tab character in browser
Sometimes one may need to type tab character in GUI application such as browser. This can be achieved by using unicode typing as explained at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unicode_input#In_X11_.28Linux_and_other_Unix_variants.29 The unicode code for Tab key is '9', so by keeping control and shift pressed, if one presses u followed by 9 and then leaves control and shift, then tab key input would get generated.
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