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On 25 Sep 2009 22:03:11 GMT, (André Ritzinger)
wrote:

What a tremendous set of pictures Andre! (I wish I knew how to put the
accent above the e in your name!) Thanks for posting them for the
group. Enjoyed each and every one of them.

Tony

You're welcome, Tony. You'll get the é when you press the "Alt" button
in combination with the number 130.

André ;-)

On Sat, 26 Sep 2009 07:46:07 -0400, Roadsign
> wrote:

>On 25 Sep 2009 22:03:11 GMT, (André Ritzinger)
>wrote:
>
>What a tremendous set of pictures Andre! (I wish I knew how to put the
>accent above the e in your name!) Thanks for posting them for the
>group. Enjoyed each and every one of them.
>
>Tony

On Sun, 27 Sep 2009 23:46:08 +0200, André Ritzinger
> wrote:

>You're welcome, Tony. You'll get the é when you press the "Alt" button
>in combination with the number 130.
>
>André ;-)
>
OK Andre,

I knew it was an "Alt" ### but wasn't sure which one! The only problem
is, it still doesn't work. Maybe I need to change the font or type of
text before it will work. I'll figure it out........ I think. ;-)

Tony

In article >, Roadsign
> writes
>On Sun, 27 Sep 2009 23:46:08 +0200, André Ritzinger
> wrote:
>
>>You're welcome, Tony. You'll get the é when you press the "Alt" button
>>in combination with the number 130.
>>
>>André ;-)
>>
>OK Andre,
>
>I knew it was an "Alt" ### but wasn't sure which one! The only problem
>is, it still doesn't work. Maybe I need to change the font or type of
>text before it will work. I'll figure it out........ I think. ;-)
>
You could also try Cntrl + Alt + e.
--
Regards

Leroy Curtis

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In Windows I just permanently set my keyboard to US International (but don't
change the language, just the keyboard) and then I have access to all of the
main accents just by hitting various keys. For the é it's apostrophe
followed by e. In that keyboard the apostrophe is a dead key if it's
followed by a vowel that can take an acute accent but functions normally
otherwise. It's very easy to use. And to make a ç, I just hit apostrophe
followed by c. If I don't want the French accents in those contexts I hit
the space bar and that makes it work normally.

I haven't figured out how to do all of this in Mac yet. :-((

Max

"Roadsign" > wrote in message
...
> On Sun, 27 Sep 2009 23:46:08 +0200, André Ritzinger
> > wrote:
>
>>You're welcome, Tony. You'll get the é when you press the "Alt" button
>>in combination with the number 130.
>>
>>André ;-)
>>
> OK Andre,
>
> I knew it was an "Alt" ### but wasn't sure which one! The only problem
> is, it still doesn't work. Maybe I need to change the font or type of
> text before it will work. I'll figure it out........ I think. ;-)
>
> Tony
>

On Mon, 28 Sep 2009 01:22:24 +0100, Leroy Curtis
> wrote:

>In article >, Roadsign
> writes
>>On Sun, 27 Sep 2009 23:46:08 +0200, André Ritzinger
> wrote:
>>
>>>You're welcome, Tony. You'll get the é when you press the "Alt" button
>>>in combination with the number 130.
>>>
>>>André ;-)
>>>
>>OK Andre,
>>
>>I knew it was an "Alt" ### but wasn't sure which one! The only problem
>>is, it still doesn't work. Maybe I need to change the font or type of
>>text before it will work. I'll figure it out........ I think. ;-)
>>
>You could also try Cntrl + Alt + e.

No luck there Leroy, but thanks for the suggestion.

On Sun, 27 Sep 2009 23:42:00 -0700, "Max Magister"
> wrote:

>In Windows I just permanently set my keyboard to US International (but don't
>change the language, just the keyboard) and then I have access to all of the
>main accents just by hitting various keys. For the é it's apostrophe
>followed by e. In that keyboard the apostrophe is a dead key if it's
>followed by a vowel that can take an acute accent but functions normally
>otherwise. It's very easy to use. And to make a ç, I just hit apostrophe
>followed by c. If I don't want the French accents in those contexts I hit
>the space bar and that makes it work normally.
>
>I haven't figured out how to do all of this in Mac yet. :-((
>
>Max
>
I'm looking for the place to change the keyboard setting. Control
Panel?

I'll solve this thing.... really. It is the little things that drive a
guy nuts.

I TOLD YOU! I got it! é I have to use the numeric keypad instead of
the number keys! éé

OK, that problem is solved!

Now I get to go fill in at the office I work for. I get to answer the
phone all day and take messages. The temperature is dropping today
too. Has been in the high 70s but today is predicted to be in the low
60s.

Thanks Max,

Tony