There are various ways of doing it, with some dependent on how your keyboard is set up. You can go to the Insert menu and pick Symbol and find characters from there. You can type the ` character and then a letter and it can put an accent on it. You can use the Alt-Gr key and type a letter to put an accent on it. You can also used the character codes for the ones you need to enter them. You need to test all of these on your computer to see which ones work for you.
í = Alt + 0237If you are using Microsoft Word as your Word Processor, then left click on Insert at the top of the screen (top menu). Then go to Symbols and you may have the Accented alphabet there, it all depends on what has been loaded into your program.. It is possible to Download more symbols and accented letters from Microsoft. Failing that, at the point where you want the Special Character (an accented letter i) press and hold down the ALT key, press the numbers 1,6,1, (the numbers will not appear on your screen) and then release the ALT key. Also you may want to try Alt + 0237. Doing this is using ASCI symbols and you can get a whole list for just about any special set of characters.
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There is an ASCII code for any character, symbol, or other regular or accented letter.To use the ASCII code, hold down the [alt] key and type the four-digit code given in the linked ASCII codes chart.ex: the code [alt+ 0241] > ñThe method works in any text or word processing software.
type in two dashes & and a greater than symbol.. --> when you hit space, it will change it into an actual arrow
It is a word processor.
like how do you download it and put it on Microsoft word so you can type with that font???
Type it into the Microsoft Word.....
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You need to have this program called microsoft publisher, you can make brochures there. You can't really make a brochure on microsoft word.
Text type - Microsoft outlook capital I = cake
I have not seen it in Microsoft Word symbols but you can always just paste the following. ≈