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Hello,
PC keyboard shortcuts
ALT+128 : Ç (uppercase c with cedilla)
ALT+143 : Å (uppercase a with ring above)
ALT+144 : É (uppercase e with acute accent)
ALT+146 : Æ (uppercase ae ligature)
ALT+165 : Ñ (uppercase eñe, Spanish n)
ALT+212 : È (uppercase e with grave accent)
ALT+0140 : Œ (lowercase oe ligature)
ALT 153 : Ö (uppercase o with diaeresis)
BB.
PC keyboard shortcuts
ALT+128 : Ç (uppercase c with cedilla)
ALT+143 : Å (uppercase a with ring above)
ALT+144 : É (uppercase e with acute accent)
ALT+146 : Æ (uppercase ae ligature)
ALT+165 : Ñ (uppercase eñe, Spanish n)
ALT+212 : È (uppercase e with grave accent)
ALT+0140 : Œ (lowercase oe ligature)
ALT 153 : Ö (uppercase o with diaeresis)
BB.
Nono
No, it doesn't work. I'm talking about an email on Yahoo.
Nono
thank you
Hello,
The È can be done simply:
alt gr+7 followed by capital E (alt gr+7 for the accent)
The É is problematic if you don't have a separate numeric keypad (alt + 0201 or alt + 144 is unusable)
You need to find it in the Character Map:
Start Menu > Windows Accessories > Character Map
Select it, copy, and then paste it where you want.
The È can be done simply:
alt gr+7 followed by capital E (alt gr+7 for the accent)
The É is problematic if you don't have a separate numeric keypad (alt + 0201 or alt + 144 is unusable)
You need to find it in the Character Map:
Start Menu > Windows Accessories > Character Map
Select it, copy, and then paste it where you want.
There is something wrong with your computer or your way of doing things.
What is certain is that it is not related to Yahoo Mail. I just did a test and everything works.
In the worst case, the Windows Character Map still works. It's the last resort.
I want to clarify that when I write alt gr+7 followed by shift e, it refers to the 7 key combined with è on the main keyboard.
It must be pressed while holding down AltGr. Then you type shift e.
What is certain is that it is not related to Yahoo Mail. I just did a test and everything works.
In the worst case, the Windows Character Map still works. It's the last resort.
I want to clarify that when I write alt gr+7 followed by shift e, it refers to the 7 key combined with è on the main keyboard.
It must be pressed while holding down AltGr. Then you type shift e.