Are spanish letters just possible with "ALT" codes?
I mean the problem is that ñ is Alt Code="164" but if i do this, the 4 of the numpad let me go the the last pgae i was on and my whole text dissappears.
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You forgot to press numlock. If you don't see the little light (or other indicator depending on type of computer) that says numlock is engaged, the number buttons serve their secondary function: home, end, page up, and page down.
ALT codes for Spanish vowels and punctuation:
¿ 168
¡ 173
á 160
é 130
í 161
ó 162
ú 163
ü 129
ñ 164
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Uforgot the ñ in spain it is in the keyboard
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* Too exist another option that is buy a spanish key (for Windows).
* If you don't have much money, just use "ALT" codes, anyway.
ALT + 160 --> á
ALT + 132 --> é
ALT + 161 --> í
ALT + 162 --> ó
ALT + 163 --> ú
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í : <Alt>161
ó: <Alt>162
ú: <Alt>163
ù : <Alt>151
ò : <Alt>149
ì : <Alt>141
http://www.yellowpipe.com/yis/tools/ALT-Characters/
you're welcome =)
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