How to add a cedilla to a capital C?
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Good evening,
could someone please tell me how to add a cedilla to a capital C?
Thank you for your valuable help.
pat54
could someone please tell me how to add a cedilla to a capital C?
Thank you for your valuable help.
pat54
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ALT + 128 = Ç
It's the only one I know, I always manage to replace it ^^
Edit: Another option with the character map:Windows+E
thencharmap
, click on the Ç, then select and copy.
Edit 2: In Word, select the "ç", then pressCtrl+Shift+A
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I haven't read everything, but I don't think I've seen the method, so I'm sharing it again just in case!!!
For a cedilla on a capital C, EASY (at least in Word):
1) Type a normal "ç",
2) then with SHIFT+RIGHT, reselect the letter
3) then CTRL+SHIFT+A
There you go, the C is in cedilla and in uppercase, like this --> Ç
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@hourrrah
Yes, with altGr + @, I have @, but if we download keymap, I think it would correspond to A with an accent.
Can you give me the ASCII codes, because I went to look for them on Google, but there are so many sites! And also, each time, I didn't even see alt + 128 for Ç!-
Re..
One of the easier-to-read and print ASCII tables is available at the link:
http://www.purebasic.com/french/documentation/Reference/ascii.html
Best regards and see you soon
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Hello.
If you have Windows 7, do this:
Start -> All Programs -> Accessories -> System Tools -> Character Map .
And there you will find the character " Ç " . I just did it. -
I'm reopening the debate...
And what do we do when we have a laptop keyboard without a numeric keypad???? -
Hello,
it's all very exciting! I've tried several tricks, some work and others don't! For example, the Ç, alt+128, works fine, but in Word, I can also do it with control + shift + c, but here I can't reproduce it; similarly, some manipulations (for the ñ in Spanish) don't work. I wanted to download the driver for number 6, but I ended up on a Tiscali page. Did I skip some steps? If I write any letter, how can I have the special characters table handy (for e in a, or e in o => I can't seem to reproduce them)? -
Well... charmap is included with Windows!
And it will show you the key sequence to press to obtain a character. -
To all those who have the same problem:
Start, All Programs, Accessories, System Tools, Character Map.
A hundred posts for that.. -
Hi!
Insertion/special characters in Word.
There should be a shortcut key on the keyboard but I don't know which one.
The smile is the kiss of the soul. -
Hi there!
For anything related to "ç" and so on... I recommend downloading this little utility, lightweight, effective... and there you go!
French keyboard extender:
www.reseau.org/keymap
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To access the character table on the PC, including the Ç, follow this little tutorial I created for my buddy Djata. (ImageShack Link)
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/148/charmap.png/
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That's funny, I have a French keyboard and I can type it directly like any other letter... uppercase or lowercase...
çÇ éÉ ùÙ ëË ôÔ How come it doesn't work for you?
ジ Eaulive... ジ Help my stats... eat Beaver!
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Hello Eaulive,
do you have them directly on your keyboard?
How do you type your uppercase O with the accent on it?
If you could explain it to me, I would be thrilled.
Thank you in advance.
pat54- Well, normally... in the same way as if I wanted to capitalize them... I have a Sony Vaio laptop so it's a QWERTY keyboard, but to type ç I press "]" and "c", so obviously to type Ç I press "]" and "C". If I press shift "]" I get the diaeresis ¨ above the letter of my choice.
In the same way for è and È, I press "' " and then the letter in uppercase or lowercase. The only letter that only takes one key for me is "é", which is in place of "?", and this applies in uppercase or lowercase as well.
ジ Eaulive... ジ Help my stats... eat Beaver!
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To everyone,
The universal solution for having slightly exotic characters is the ASCII code table.
Usable, in the PC world, for any keyboard input, in any application, and on the internet.
Ç is alt + 128; É is alt + 144..
A copy of this table can be printed from a link suggested by Google from a search on "ASCII codes".
Let the Mac enthusiasts not despair, there is another ASCII code table for them...
Good luck to all...
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NB In Word, there are at least 4 ways to get the Ç... -
Another solution is to switch to the bépo keyboard: http://bepo.fr/wiki/Accueil
To have the capital c cedilla, just press Shift+ç, nothing simpler
To switch from bépo to azerty and vice versa, just press ctrl+Shift -
Hello,
I just took a spell check test with the Correcteur 101 on a very short sentence ("Edit, this is an essay !").
Verdict! A mistake on "Edit" because it needs an accent on the uppercase E! -)))
I agree that it all depends on the settings, but an option for typography settings is provided. So, if there is an option, it means there are indeed rules regarding this aspect. Then, everyone is free to ignore them or not.
But the French language does indeed provide for accented uppercase letters, with cedillas...
Toco y se gausos !!!-
Hello young ones.
I'm from Quebec.
It is quite obvious that we are working harder than you think to preserve this famous French and do you know why? At least we have the ability to understand you without a dictionary...!
There are many academics on this site.
For once, I'd like you to tell me in which volume of the French Academy you found the phrase that justifies you telling us what you are stating:
But the French language does indeed provide for accented capital letters, with cedillas... -
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Hello,
I found the answer to your question:
you need to hold down "ALT" + type 128 on the keyboard.
All the answers to your questions by clicking on this link:
https://www.toutimages.com/codes_caracteres.htm
Have a good day,
camille21juillet
