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Hello,

I usually work on a PC and by using the "ALT" key + 128 I produce the capital letter C with a cedilla.
From now on, on my laptop, I can't reproduce this letter that I need, since the numbers are no longer on a keypad.

On another note, how can I switch back to AZERTY after accidentally switching to QWERTY?

If anyone has the solution or solutions...

Thank you very much

Pik

Configuration: Windows XP Internet Explorer 7.0

melina_m012 · Accepted Answer

C

melina_m012 · Answer

Look here: http://www.commentcamarche.net/forum/affich 1832572 imposibiliter de passer du mode qwerty azerty

deediay · Answer

Good evening,

I don't think alt+0199 will help since, as I understand it, he doesn't have a numeric keypad.
What I can suggest, however, is to either use the Windows virtual keyboard or buy a keypad.
Unless someone has another tip.

For switching from QWERTY to AZERTY, it's simpler, you just need to press alt+left shift.
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melina_m012 · Answer

Oh really, he doesn't have a key for it? Sorry, I didn't read it carefully. Uh, for the C Cedilla without a key, the best thing is to go to "Character Map"

Start > Accessories > System Tools > Character Map

Pik · Answer

Thank you all for your responses, I bought a numeric keypad (anyway, it's very handy), but unfortunately neither the ALT128 that I used to use nor the ALT0199 are working...

deediay · Answer

Hi, that's too bad.
Does it only happen with the "Ç" or with all shortcuts?
You can find a good list of them on this site ==> here
Is your keyboard recognized properly, are the drivers up to date?

Unfortunately, I can't help you more because I'm not knowledgeable about laptops...
At worst, ask the store where you bought your laptop.
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melina_m012 · Answer

The character table ...

Michèle · Answer

If you have a laptop like mine, check if you have a blue "Fn" key... If you do, you should have some sort of numeric keypad where the numbers are also written in blue (on my laptop, for example, the 0 is on the "m" key, the 1 on the "j", the 2 on the "k", etc... This keypad is in addition to the normal number keys at the top of the keyboard.

To get the Ç, press "Fn", "Alt", and then the blue numbers 0199 at the same time (that is, the letters m, j, and two times on the number 9 key at the top of the keyboard; indeed, the blue 9 is on the same key as the normal 9 ^^)

I hope my explanations aren't too complicated =)

plouf plouf · Answer

Hello everyone,
how to make the Ç uppercase on HP, does anyone know how to do that?
See you!
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plouf plouf · Answer

Hi, CCC it still doesn't work for me, on ff3 Philz :D -- In life, I live each day as if it were the first day with a smile on my face ;) (splash splash)

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