How to type an i with an umlaut on a German keyboard
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gigi12
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Hello,
I have often found solutions from this site and today I have a new concern.
I would like to know how to obtain an umlaut (i tréma) from my laptop which has a German keyboard.
Does anyone have any ideas?
Thank you, and good evening everyone.
gigi.
I have often found solutions from this site and today I have a new concern.
I would like to know how to obtain an umlaut (i tréma) from my laptop which has a German keyboard.
Does anyone have any ideas?
Thank you, and good evening everyone.
gigi.
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1 réponse
Hi,
So if it works like on French keyboards, you can make special characters by pressing Alt + "ascii number".
Here’s a table that works for me at least for the "ï" that I just made by typing "139" on my numeric keypad while holding down "Alt": http://www.error-page.com/pages_fr/404.php
Otherwise, at worst, there's always the character map in the start menu accessories > system tools. And you can just copy and paste.
Raph
So if it works like on French keyboards, you can make special characters by pressing Alt + "ascii number".
Here’s a table that works for me at least for the "ï" that I just made by typing "139" on my numeric keypad while holding down "Alt": http://www.error-page.com/pages_fr/404.php
Otherwise, at worst, there's always the character map in the start menu accessories > system tools. And you can just copy and paste.
Raph
thank you for your help because it really unlocked things for me. I indeed tried with the "139" while holding down ALT and it works.
Once again, thank you
and have a good evening.
for the cedilla: AltGr + accent key (before the backspace) and then c
for the diaeresis: AltGr + ü and then i