É

If you don't feel like remembering all the codes for capital letters, you can also use this software: https://www.nextplz.fr/tutoriel/multimedia/107950-comment-faire-des-e-majuscules-avec-accent-sur-iphone-android-ordinateur

... And under Ubuntu, it's even simpler: you can configure the Caps Lock key to no longer produce numbers, but accented uppercase letters... (So it's much more productive) For numbers on a laptop, you just need to hold down Shift...

If someone finds this under Vista (which I have to use at work), I will bless them.

Hi, here are some tips to do it http://astuces-comment.blogspot.com/...

Hello
you can find it in the character table, in accessories, system tools!
it is introduced by copy paste!
I don't know if it's the same under Vista!

Thank you, tribunal! That's exactly what I was looking for. Under Vista, it's even easier: I typed "character map" in the search bar in start and it found it by itself! Happy holidays to you and everyone else!

Hello,
Under Vista, just click on "Insert," then on "Symbols" and "More Symbols." All the letters with accents and special characters will be displayed. Just select the letter you want, especially the E with an acute accent if that's what you're looking for.
It's impossible not to find what you need!

Hello!
Indeed, yes, this executable helps me a lot! Thank you!

Hello.

For all the diacritics, I use a new keyboard layout, and it’s more efficient, quicker to learn, than the azerty.
The keyboard layout is francophone and ergonomic.

In general, the reactions are: Why? ... it’s complicated...
But when people try it, their opinions change.
It’s less of a hassle than learning on azerty.
The prolonged learning period for azerty has made us forget all its flaws. However, switching from bépo to azerty makes us see all its shortcomings again.
On bépo, on the home row, I have vowels on one side and consonants on the other.

Well, for learning bépo and azerty:
http://bepo.fr/wiki/Apprentissage

There you go.

This keyboard configuration to type accented uppercase letters instead of numbers when the caps lock is on...

It works VERY well, it's AWESOME. ;)
(And, just in case someone is wondering, I should mention that you can very easily switch back to the normal configuration if you have to type a lot of numbers on a laptop without a numeric keypad.)

Thank you! ^^

Happy New Year to you too and to all your loved ones.

Hi!

I think you can add it by hand with a pen.

Best regards

Gérard.

Je veux prendre le clavier arabe.

There are key combinations (É = [Alt]+0201) but the simplest is to install the MAEL keyboard layout (free) that solves the problems of uppercase accented letters (É, ...), c-cedilla (Ç), French quotation marks (« and »), E and A in O (oe and æ).
Page: https://www.skrol29.com/francais.php?rub=mael

I have an HP dv6-3124nr. To use accents, I activated my virtual keyboard that appears on my computer screen, and I selected the option to use the numeric keypad, and it works very well. You press enter with the cursor at the combination, you press the space bar, and that's it. Good luck D"Haiti Juliano

http://www.officepourtous.com/index.php/ms-office-generalites/majuscules-avec-accents/

Above is a well-made answer.

https://www.linternaute.fr/hightech/guide-high-tech/1412975-comment-mettre-un-accent-a-une-majuscule-e-majuscule-accent-sur-word/

I have a better solution, you can copy the "É" and paste it wherever you want :p :D

How to put an accent on a vowel, thank you.