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Bob
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 Posted: Tue Mar 27, 2012 9:16 am Post subject: Entering Spanish characters |
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For English keyboard users who need to type Spanish characters, there are several programs that may be useful. There is a free one at http://spanish.typeit.org/.
Characters include á é í ñ ó ú ü ¿ and ¡ |
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Art
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| Posted: Tue Mar 27, 2012 9:41 am Post subject: |
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Hey, Bob,
Does it do Asturian characters.... like you! [This is a joke. In English "character" has several meanings, including "an unusual or amusing person" and "the symbols on a keyboard".]
It's great to see you here!
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Oye, Bob,
¿También hace caracters asturianos .... como tú! [Bromeo. En inglés "character" tiene algunos sentidos, incluyendo "tipo" y "un símbolo de la tecla".]
Es muy bueno encontrarte por aquí! |
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Eli
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If you are using a pc go to start/all programs/accessories/System tools/Character map and you'll find pretty much every character there is for several languages. Some of these I have no idea what they might be like what are these? ᾦ, Ὢ, ∫ or ₹ I have no clue. But I do get to use all the good ones like ñ or á.
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Si usas una pc anda a start/all programs/accessories/System tools/Character map allí encuentras casi cualquier simbolo para varios lenguages. Algunos de estos simbolos no tengo ni la menor idea de que son, como ᾦ, Ὢ, ∫ ó ₹. Pero si uso los simbolos que valen la pena como ñ ó á. |
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Art
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