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Foreign accents
There are indeed numerous ways, including built-in keyboard shortcuts just
for Word; see http://sbarnhill.mvps.org/WordFAQs/InsertSpecChars.htm. Different strokes for different folks. I believe the Alt+00x and Alt+000x shortcuts work only for ASCII character numbers; for Unicode numbers, you have to use Alt+X or another shortcut. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA http://word.mvps.org "Bernie Marquardt" wrote in message ... Hi there. I am always amazed at the ways of making accents in text. I type in several languages and over the years I got used to using for instance alt+130 (on the numeric keyboard) to render an é, or alt+164 to render a ñ. Now if I invoke the function in Microsoft Word to insert a symbol, it has other numbers to do the same thing, like alt+0233 for the é and alt+0241 for the ñ. (Notice the added 0). Both systems work. And I a believe in Word 2007, there are even additional methods to do this. Why isn't there a standard way? Will the old method (the one I am used to) be phased out? -- Bernie Marquardt |
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