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Hello,

How do you type an i with an umlaut on a Canadian French keyboard?

Please reply to me as soon as possible! : )

Anonymous

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baladur13 Posted messages 47552 Registration date   Status Modérateur Last intervention   14 373
 
Hello,
Is your keyboard this model?
If so, the Umlaut (¨) is obtained, in uppercase, by pressing the key to the left of the "Enter" key and then pressing the concerned vowel.

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bendrop Posted messages 12655 Registration date   Status Contributeur Last intervention   8 524
 
The diaeresis key is there

So you press shift + diaeresis and then the letter you want to have a diaeresis on.

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Anonyme
 
Thank you, that's it! It works!
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Reconnu
 
Hi,
To get a response as quickly as possible, the simplest way is to do a search yourself.

Office software often has a built-in virtual keyboard like Writer from the LibreOffice suite:

https://www.mediaforma.com/libreoffice-writer-symboles-et-caracteres-speciaux/

You can also install your own virtual keyboard; copy and paste the character from a web page, and even better, use the ASCII code (or the key combination corresponding to the ASCII code).

You can find plenty of answers in just a few seconds with a search engine, especially if you're in a hurry:

https://lmgtfy.com/?q=caract%C3%A8res+accentu%C3%A9s+clavier+canadien
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Anonyme
 
Yes, it's my keyboard!

But it's not working : (
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Anonyme
 
I finally did it!
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