How to use it: Use the right Alt key and e (right Alt + e) to get é, etc. Optional, under 'Input method', on the row for 'US', click 'Remove' > Click 'Save' > close the settings windows. It is free, and it is part of WindowsĬlick Start > Settings (from the windows icon at bottom left) > Time & Language > On the left side, select Region & language > At the bottom right, select Additional date, time, & regional settings > On the right side, under 'Language', select 'Change input methods' > On the row that says, 'English (United States), select 'Options' > Under 'Input method', select 'Add an input method' > Click on that and then scroll down the list until you see 'United States-International' > Click to add it to your language bar (should be in system tray) > Click ENG in the language bar in the system tray > Press Windows key + Space one or more times until United States International keyboard is selected. You don't have to switch back and forth with another keyboard. You can leave it set at all times, because it doesn't interfere with working in English. It works in all Windows programs like email, Word, Excel, Paint, web browsers, and TM programs. United States-International keyboard layout for Windows Select the Hide spelling errors in this document and Hide grammatical errors in this document check boxes.

On the Tools menu, click Options, and then click the Spelling & Grammar tab.Ģ. If you are using MS Word and the wavy underlines check spelling ( red underline) and check grammar ( green underline) clutter your document, while you are typing in Spanish, you can temporarily hide them as follows:ġ. Suppress the Red and Green Underline in Word

You will still need the above codes because this programming only works in Word, of course, you can always create your documents in Word and then cut and paste them into e-mail and other types of documents. Since I use very few shortcuts on my keyboard, I have assigned ALT + n to give me ñ and ATL + o to give me ó (accented o) etc. The 'current keys' will tell you what the current shortcut is to that key. Then select the Shortcut Key and 'press new shortcut key'. Go to the Insert menu and select Symbol, highlight the symbol that you want to program, such as Á (capital A with accent). It is also possible to program Microsoft Word to use a key such as the ALT with the letter or symbol to do the same thing. Programming Spanish Characters and Spanish Accent Marks on Word When using Windows you MUST use the numeric keypad (to the right of the keyboard) to type these special characters. WINDOWS: SPANISH CHARACTERS AND ACCENT MARKS

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