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you can use the ASCII code (hold down the [alt] key and type: 0238)
[alt+ 0238] > result using this method = î
there is an ASCII code for any symbol, or for other regular or accented letter (link for ASCII codes chart)
alt + 0204 = Ì
alt + 0205 = Í
alt + 0206 = Î
alt + 0207 = Ï
alt + 0236 = ì
alt + 0237 = í
alt + 0238 = î (you already know it)
alt + 0239 = ï
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