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how can i enter the spanish "n" with a "~" on top in an email text?

letters of foreign alphabets
 

The Character Map with Windows añd the oñe at the liñk below both require
usiñg the ñumeric keypad. I Have ño idea how you cañ do it iñ your situatioñ
except to copy oñe of these añd save it to paste iñ.

http://www.tedmontgomery.com/tutorial/ALTchrc.html
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Bruce Hagen
MS MVP - Outlook Express
~IB-CA~

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how can i enter the spanish "n" with a "~" on top in an email text?

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forgot to mention that I am using a Laptop, so I do not have the easy option
with the numeric keypad

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how can i enter the spanish "n" with a "~" on top in an email text?

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Many laptops have a Function key such that [Function]+ALT+0241 = ñ
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~PA Bear

Rüdiger Hassauer wrote:
forgot to mention that I am using a Laptop, so I do not have the easy
option with the numeric keypad

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how can i enter the spanish "n" with a "~" on top in an email text?

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On Wed, 25 Jan 2006 11:17:31 -0300, Rüdiger Hassauer wrote:

how can i enter the spanish "n" with a "~" on top in an email text?

From the Control Panel, I have configured my keyboard to use "English
(United States), with the "United States-International" layout, instead of
the default, "United States 101" layout. It takes some getting used to
because you have to use the space bar immediately after hitting the quote
key ("), or you wind up with umlauts (ä)! But that conveniently places a
tilde (~) over the (n) key when you go straight from the tilde to the (n).

But it drives me nuts when I am on somebody else' computer, with a standard
"United States 101" keyboard layout; I am always getting a space
immediately after a quote mark! (Force of habit; hit the space right after
the quote, if a quote is what I want.)

--
Norman
~Oh Lord, why have you come
~To Konnyu, with the Lion and the Drum

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Rüdiger Hassauer wrote:

how can i enter the spanish "n" with a "~" on top in an email text?



Add a Spanish keyboard to your computer by going to Regional settings
and adding the Spanish language. To toggle between the two, either use
your mouse with the language icon that will appear on your task bar or
by using Alt+Shift. Control panel/Date, time and regional options/Add
other languages/Details button.

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problem solved by adding a portuguese keyboard with US International layout