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Replaces a custom shortcut (default Shift+4) with a Saudi Riyal symbol and Shift+Alt+4 with $ in Office Online and Google Docs. Saudi Riyal Symbol enhances productivity by replacing a customizable shortcut (default Shift+4) with a Saudi Riyal symbol across Microsoft Office Online (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook) and Google Docs. Use Shift+Alt+4 to insert the dollar sign ($). Features: - Custom shortcut for Saudi Riyal symbol (set in Options). - Shift+Alt+4 for $ (adjustable via chrome://extensions/shortcuts). - Font-based symbol in Word, PowerPoint, Outlook; SVG in Excel. - Context menu option for dollar sign. Note: In Outlook Online, select "Keep source formatting" after pasting for best results. Disclaimer: This extension is designed for personal use only and is not an official Chrome extension tool intended for commercial purposes. It is provided as-is for individual convenience.
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