On Wednesday June 20 2007 1:18 pm, Smith, Jeff (PCLN-NW) wrote: > Lucy, > > Without changing keyboard configurations, which I'm not familiar > with, you can use some key sequences which should do the trick. I > have a cheat sheet with these printed out for my wife who does > Spanish translations. > > I believe the ALT key has to be the left one (if your keyboard has > more than one), and the numbers *have to be* from the numeric > keypad, not the ones above the regular letters on the main part of > a keyboard. > > Hold the ALT (like a shift key) when you type the numbers. You must > type *all four* numbers: > > á = Alt + 0225 Á = Alt + 0193 > é = Alt + 0233 É = Alt + 0201 > í = Alt + 0237 Í = Alt + 0205 > ó = Alt + 0243 Ó = Alt + 0211 > ú = Alt + 0250 Ú = Alt + 0218 > ü = Alt + 0252 Ü = Alt + 0220 > ñ = Alt + 0241 Ñ = Alt + 0209 > > ¡ = Alt + 0161 > ¿ = Alt + 0191 > > > HTH, > jeff > > -----Original Message----- > From: Lucia Guajardo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2007 1:34 PM > To: users@openoffice.org > Subject: [moderated] YOU MUST GIVE A SUMMARY HERE > > I have OpenOffice Writer and would like to know how to command > spanish punctuation. Please help? > > Thanks. Lucy > > > Lucia M. Guajardo
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