Komodo Edit UTF-8 & HTML key bindings

instructions ↓ font-family:

uppercase
`Shift+Ctrl+Alt+ A…Z` with
following combo keystroke:
`	grave ÀÈÌÒÙ
Alt `	acute ÁĆÉÍĹŃÓŔŚÚÝŹ
'	caron / apostrophe ligature Ľ
^	circumflex ÂÊÎÔÛŶ
Alt ^	caron ǍČĚǏŇǑŘŠǓŽ
Alt 6	caron ǍČĚǏŇǑŘŠǓŽ
Ctrl ^	breve ĂĔĞĬŎŬ
-	macron ĀĒĪŌŪȲ
~	tilde ÃĨÑÕŨ
.	diaeresis (2 dots above) ÄËÏÖÜŸ
Ctrl .	dot above ȦĖİŻ
%	ring above ÅŮ
Ctrl -	stroke ĦƵ
/	diagonal stroke ŁØ
,	cedilla/cedille/ogonek ĄÇĘŞ
Alt Insert	reversed (not schwa) Ǝ
Shift Ctrl Alt A…Z	ligatures: AE OE ÆŒ
Shift Ctrl Alt Enter	Greek: ΑΒΓΔΕΖΗΘΙΚΛΜΝΞΟΠΡΣΤΥΦΧΨΩ ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWX

lowercase
`Ctrl+Alt+ a…z` with
following combo keystroke:
`	grave àèìòù
Alt `	acute áćéíĺńóŕśúýź
'	caron / apostrophe ligature ďľť
^	circumflex âêîôûŷ
Alt ^	caron ǎčěǐňǒřšǔž
Alt 6	caron ǎčěǐňǒřšǔž
Ctrl ^	breve ăĕğĭŏŭ
-	macron āēīōūȳ
~	tilde ãĩñõũ
.	diaeresis (2 dots above) äëïöüÿ
Ctrl .	(no)dot above ȧėıż
%	ring above åůẙ
Ctrl -	stroke ħƶ
/	diagonal stroke łø
,	cedilla/cedille/ogonek ąçęş
Ctrl Alt a…z	ligatures: ae oe sz æœß
Crtl Insert	turned (not schwa) ɐǝ
Alt Insert	reversed ɘ
Ctrl Alt Enter	Greek: αβγδεζηθικλμνξοπρστυφχψω abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwx
Shift Ctrl Alt Enter	Greek: first-key r is ς

overview: extended symbol characters
KEY	Ctrl	Shift Ctrl	Shift Ctrl Alt	Ctrl Alt	Alt	Shift Alt
1 !	●filled circle	¡	◌dotted empty circle	○empty circle	¹	‼
2 @	©	®	℗	™	²	½
3 #	¾	№	⅜	⅔	³	⅓
4 $	€	£	¥	¢	¤	¼
5 %	°degrees	‰	⅝	◦empty bullet	•filled bullet	℅
6 ^	☺	☻	♦	♣	♥	♠
7 &&	♪	♫	⅞	▫empty square bullet	▪filled square bullet	♯musical sharp
8 *	×mathematical multiplication sign	☼	∏n-Ary product	☆	۞eight-point-star: Arabic start of Rub El Hizb	⅛
9 (	ƒ(Fahrenheit)(Function) script f with hook	ℓ(length)	ᴄLatin small capital “C” (Centigrade)	ᶜmodifier letter small “c” (Celsius)	µmicro	﴾ornate left parenthesis
0 )∅ empty set ∅		N/A		Ωohms	Ølatin capital O with stroke	﴿ornate right parenthesis
, <<	↔left-right arrow⇔ horizontal double arrow ⇔	‹single left angle quotation mark	«double left angle quotation mark	‛high-reversed-9 quotation mark	‚low-9 quotation mark	≤mathematical less-than or equal-to
. >>	…ellipsis	›single right angle quotation mark	»double right angle quotation mark	¨diaeresis	·middle dot	≥mathematical greater-than or equal-to
/ ?	∕division slash	¿	∩intersection	⁄fraction slash	÷	√
= +&cong; ≅	≈	±	∑n-Ary summation	≠	≡	∂partial differential
- _ soft-hyphen	−mathematical minus sign	¯macron	⸗double oblique hyphen	—em dash&emdash;	–en dash&endash;	‗double low line
` ~	´acute (reverse) accent mark	§	‴triple-prime mark (seconds)	″double-prime mark (minutes) (inches)	′prime mark (hours) (feet)	∞
[ {	‘single left quote	“double left quote	‟double high-reversed-9 quotation mark	♂male	¬“not” sign	⌠top half integral
] }	’single right quote	”double right quote	„double low-9 quotation mark	♀female	⌐reversed “not” sign	⌡bottom half integral
\ \|	¦	¶	‖	†	‡	∫integral
; :	◊	∆	℮estimated symbol	see HTML table	⁞	ⁿ
' "' "	π Greek small pi ratio of circle (C = 2πr = πd) (A = πr²) (180° = π radians) The decimal representation of π truncated to 50 decimal places is: π ≈ 3.14159265358979323846264338327950288419716939937510	ΠGreek capital Pi	ˁreversed glottal stop	ˀglottal stop	φ Greek small phi “ratio of life” the “Golden Mean” φ ≈ 1.6180339887… 1⁄φ = Φ ≈ 0.6180339887…	Φ Greek capital Phi (inverse of phi: Φ = 1⁄φ)
←⇐ left double arrow ⇐			←	N/A	go back one fileleft with scroll
→⇒ right double arrow ⇒			→	N/A	go forward one fileright with scroll
↑&uArr; up double arrow ⇑	scroll up	↕up-down arrow	↑	N/A	up with scroll
↓&dArr; down double arrow ⇓	scroll down	↨up-down arrow with baseline	↓	N/A	down with scroll
Home			◄filled left arrow	˂empty left arrow	scroll left
End			►filled right arrow	˃empty right arrow	scroll right
PgUp			▲filled up arrow	˄empty up arrow	scroll up
PgDn			▼filled down arrow	˅empty down arrow	scroll down
A … Z			see uppercase table	see lowercase table
KEY	Ctrl	Shift Ctrl	Shift Ctrl Alt	Ctrl Alt	Alt	Shift Alt

HTML snippets:
`Ctrl+Alt+; :` with
following combo keystroke:
&	&
<	<
>	>
'	'
"	"
-	soft-hyphen
Alt -	&endash;
Ctrl Alt -	&emdash;
Space
Ctrl Space	&ensp;
Crtl Alt Space	&emsp;
Crtl <	⇔ horizontal double arrow ⇔
←	⇐ left double arrow ⇐
→	⇒ right double arrow ⇒
↑	&uArr; up double arrow ⇑
↓	&dArr; down double arrow ⇓
Shift Crtl Alt Enter	&crarr; carriage return arrow ↵
Enter	<br> with carriage return
Shift Enter	<br /> with carriage return
0	∅ empty set ∅
=	&cong; congruent / approximately equal ≅

popups in dark-blue are descriptions of the Unicode character shown in the table.
popups in blue are HTML snippets.
popups in dark-violet are macros.
popups in dark-red are Komodo commands. If they are oblique then they are non-default bindings.
characters highlighted with red borders conflict with Komodo’s default key bindings or the OS.
characters highlighted with orange, + cyan borders do not generate on MS-Windows® (at least 7 & 8 systems), but do on (Ubuntu) Linux, although Komodo allows binding the keystrokes (see the next paragraph).
characters highlighted with black on cyan, + red borders do not generate on (Ubuntu) Linux as they are used by the OS (see the next paragraph).
keystrokes marked as N/A are unbindable by Komodo (at least on my MS-Windows® 7 & 8 systems) and are used by (Ubuntu) Linux.
keystrokes highlighted with orange borders are bound with Komodo’s default key bindings.

To gain access to the Shift+Alt+ and the Shift+Ctrl+Alt+ and the Shift+Ctrl+Alt+ “non-generating keystroked” characters, you can use a double-keystroke process. First press Shift+Alt+Insert or Shift+Ctrl+Alt+Insert (accordingly–see the table), then press the corresponding key either with or without +Shift based on whether the extended character to be generated “intellectually” relates/corresponds with the unshifted or shifted character on the corresponding key. Therefore, to access the double-exclamation mark ‼ press Shift+Alt+Insert, Shift+1 ! and to access the dotted empty circle ◌ press Shift+Ctrl+Alt+Insert, 1 ! (both the circle and the number 1 “intellectually” represent a “single complete whole”). If there is no notable “intellectual” relation or correspondence between the extended character and either of the characters on the “physically” corresponding key, then the second keystroke should not include Shift.

All extended alphabetical characters require two keystrokes. The first keystroke is Ctrl+Alt+ with the corresponding letter key for lowercase characters, and Shift+Ctrl+Alt+ with the corresponding letter for uppercase. The second keystroke represents the modification to the basic character that you desire. So in example:
for ä [lowercase a with ¨diaeresis (two dots above)], type: Ctrl+Alt+a, . >;
for à [lowercase a with `grave accent mark], type: Ctrl+Alt+a, ` ~;
for á [lowercase a with ′acute accent mark], type: Ctrl+Alt+a, Alt+` ~;
for Ã [uppercase A with ~tilde] type: Shift+Ctrl+Alt+A, Shift+` ~.
Note since that the Shift+Alt+6 ^ keystroke will not generate, ignore the Shift key for this second keystroke; so instead, for ǎ [lowercase a with caron, others are similar] simply type: Ctrl+Alt+a, Alt+6 ^.