[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

Even without a Spanish keyboard, the built-in keyboard shortcut is
Alt+Ctrl+!

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"Graham Mayor" wrote in message
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Alt+0161 - on the numeric keypad. The character is in the unicode fonts
such
as TNR, Arial etc.
If you setup a Spanish keyboard as Klaus suggested earlier in the thread,
you can type it directly.

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Tina Caution wrote:
I have followed the method of inserting symbols and creating
shortcuts to them but cannot find the reversed exclamation mark
anywhere in symbols. Have you any idea how I can insert a reversed
exclamation mark?

Thanks Tina

"Klaus Linke" wrote:

Hi,

If you are using WinXP, there's a visual keyboard in "Start
Programs Accessories Accessibility".
For older OS, you can download something similar from the Microsoft
web site.

Switching keyboard layouts isn't a good way to handle this though,
IMO.
The reason: It'll likely mess up all your punctuation and other
special characters.

It'd make more sense to either use the "International" keyboard
layout in Windows (the same way you added the Spanish keyboard
layout) and remember the shortcut keys for the spanish characters
that are already predefined there (and work in all Windows
programs), or define your own shortcuts in Word (say, select ¡, ¿, ñ
or whatever you need, then open "Insert Symbol" and create your
own shortcut).

Greetings,
Klaus



"DTaboada" wrote:
I can't seem to use the apostrophe shortcut to put accent graves
onto my letters while working inn a document. I went through the
steps to enable the Spanish keyboard, but need help with shortcut
keys. How do I check to be sure keyboard is functioning in Spanish?