Moving through the Special Characters Pane

I have created a keyboard shortcut on my Mac to quickly display the special characters pane. I was wondering if there was a way to jump to the pane directly from the keyboard without having to click on the pane? Thanks.
Nibber #1
Ohio

Not that I know of. But you might want to also ask in the OS X forum, since this is not an issue specific to Pages.

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