Text publication studies occupy an important place in the social sciences, such as literature, history, and theology. Translation or transcription is necessary to convey the sound and meaning of some texts without distortion.Initially, transcription symbols were added by hand to texts typed on typewriters. With the advancement of computer technology, special characters called transcription fonts began to be used.Today, transcription fonts known by names such as Oktay Times (Oktay New Transcription), Rıza Times (Rt Times New Roman), Gentium, and Gülnihal are used for transcribing texts from different alphabets into the new Turkish alphabet. To use these fonts, which are loaded onto a computer later, shortcut keys must be assigned separately for the majiscule and miniscule versions of each specially marked letter. This lengthy process must be done on each computer which the text will be typed. The shortcut keys also vary depending on the user and the F/Q keyboard layout.In this article demonstrated with pictures, how transcription can be easily performed without requiring a special transcription font, without distinguishing between majuscule and miniscule letters, and without assigning numerous shortcut keys. The fundamental feature of this method involves adding a line or dot above and below the relevant letter. Using the recommended method, transcribing with four shortcut keys, using the find and replace option, printing the text, and sharing it is much easier and more problem-free than other methods.