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How to put Accents with PCs
How to use Spanish characters with any PC running Msdos and Windows
Intro: We often get emails asking us how to write the Spanish characters and accents eg, á é í ó ú ü ñ ¿ ¡ ºª on a non Spanish keyboard. If you didn't buy your computer in a Spanish speaking country then you key board won't be set up for Spanish. Here are some solutions.
Solution 1: ALT KEYS: If you are using an IBM compatible computer using Ms dos or windows you can use alt keys. You can write any character if you know the ASCII code number. You must have a keyboard with a number pad (normally on the right).
To write a character with alt keys you must have your "num lock" enabled. (on my keyboard I can switch the "num lock" on and off with the first button on the left at the top of the number pad).
If you want to write an ñ first we have to know the ASCII code which is alt 164.
To write an ñ press and hold the ALT key. While holding down the ALT key, enter the 3-digit decimal code for the extended ASCII character you want to generate (in this case 164) then release the ALT key. You should be able to do this in almost any programme.
Try doing it in this text box: (click on the box and then write the ñ using alt 164)
If it worked then you will be able to use all the Spanish characters the only problem is knowing which numbers to use: Here is a list of Spanish characters with their alt numbers.
á 160 ¿ 168
é 130 ¡ 173
í 161 ª 166
ó 162 º 167
ú 163 Ñ 164
É 144 ñ 165
Note: According to the powers that be at the RAE (Real Academia Española) it is still obligatory to use accents with capital letters. However, it is very common to see unaccentuated capital letters such as Á Ú Í Ó and in certain places such as neon signs etc it is difficult to actually do.
By the way: Here are a few more useful "alt" numbers: @ 64 (called the arroba in Spanish) ~ 126, ÷ 246, ½ 171, ¼ 172, £ 156
Solution 2: Keyboard Configuration
If you use windows you can change the configuration of your keyboard. It is possible to make a little icon appear on the control bar at the bottom of your screen so that you can change from one keyboard to another very quickly. Go into your control panel and choose the keyboard icon. Choose languages. Choose "add". You will see a list of many languages. Choose a Spanish keyboard. Afterwards you will be able to change from Spanish to English or visa-versa very easily.
Below is an image of the Spanish keyboard from Spain. The keys in yellow are the important ones that you will need when writing in Spanish.
Notes: We don't know anything about Macintosh computers but apparently the easiest way of using Spanish accents in Macintosh is using the "sticky keys" technique. Look in your help system for more info.
Intro: We often get emails asking us how to write the Spanish characters and accents eg, á é í ó ú ü ñ ¿ ¡ ºª on a non Spanish keyboard. If you didn't buy your computer in a Spanish speaking country then you key board won't be set up for Spanish. Here are some solutions.
Solution 1: ALT KEYS: If you are using an IBM compatible computer using Ms dos or windows you can use alt keys. You can write any character if you know the ASCII code number. You must have a keyboard with a number pad (normally on the right).
To write a character with alt keys you must have your "num lock" enabled. (on my keyboard I can switch the "num lock" on and off with the first button on the left at the top of the number pad).
If you want to write an ñ first we have to know the ASCII code which is alt 164.
To write an ñ press and hold the ALT key. While holding down the ALT key, enter the 3-digit decimal code for the extended ASCII character you want to generate (in this case 164) then release the ALT key. You should be able to do this in almost any programme.
Try doing it in this text box: (click on the box and then write the ñ using alt 164)
If it worked then you will be able to use all the Spanish characters the only problem is knowing which numbers to use: Here is a list of Spanish characters with their alt numbers.
á 160 ¿ 168
é 130 ¡ 173
í 161 ª 166
ó 162 º 167
ú 163 Ñ 164
É 144 ñ 165
Note: According to the powers that be at the RAE (Real Academia Española) it is still obligatory to use accents with capital letters. However, it is very common to see unaccentuated capital letters such as Á Ú Í Ó and in certain places such as neon signs etc it is difficult to actually do.
By the way: Here are a few more useful "alt" numbers: @ 64 (called the arroba in Spanish) ~ 126, ÷ 246, ½ 171, ¼ 172, £ 156
Solution 2: Keyboard Configuration
If you use windows you can change the configuration of your keyboard. It is possible to make a little icon appear on the control bar at the bottom of your screen so that you can change from one keyboard to another very quickly. Go into your control panel and choose the keyboard icon. Choose languages. Choose "add". You will see a list of many languages. Choose a Spanish keyboard. Afterwards you will be able to change from Spanish to English or visa-versa very easily.
Below is an image of the Spanish keyboard from Spain. The keys in yellow are the important ones that you will need when writing in Spanish.
Notes: We don't know anything about Macintosh computers but apparently the easiest way of using Spanish accents in Macintosh is using the "sticky keys" technique. Look in your help system for more info.
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Click on: SETTING
Then on Basic
Add your blog to our listings..............You need to check NO …
scroll down and click SAVE
Then Click on: Publishing
You can modify your blog address
if you do... you need to click SAVE
Then click on: Comments
Make sure you check ONLY REGISTER USERS
Also in COMMENT NOTIFICATION add your personal email address to receive your comments
Don't forget to click on SAVE
BACK TO DASHBOARD
Click on: TEMPLATE
Click edit on the BLOG POST
Check date and time
uncheck posted by..
click on SAVE·
back to the main template
To add stuff (link list, pictures, )
on the side columns to your blog you will need
to click on ADD A PAGE ELEMENT
Also you can modify your TEMPLATE
Suerte!
Proyecto del Semestre
Objetivos: Un estudiante o dos se hacen expertos en un país hispano y comparten la información encontrada con los otros alumnos de la clase durante el bloque donde reportamos la noticia.
Tiempo: Durante varios meses (septiembre-enero), los alumnos recogen, organizan y preparan la información para presentar durante el día de bloque y para luego presentar a la clase al final del semestre, en dos días de clase según el calendario establecido.
Procedimiento:
1. Trabajar solo o con otro alumno dentro de su clase.
2. Escoger un país hispanohablante.
3. Investigar los hechos y costumbres de su país incluyendo:
HISTORIA
MUSICA
DEPORTES
EDUCACION
POLITICA
ARTE
RELIGION
MEDIO AMBIENTE
ECONOMIA
LITERATURA
FIESTAS
DERECHOS HUMANOS
GEOGRAFIA
PERSONAS FAMOSAS
COMIDA
SALUD
4. Escribir en tu sección de proyecto lo que estas aprendiendo y reportando a la clase de español cada día de bloque. Necesitas tener los datos de tu noticia, web, links, la información sumariada usando tus propias palabras.
a. Al final del semestre, toda esta información recolectada sobre tu país te va a ayudar a crear un blog en http://www.blogger.com/ bajo (nombre del pais)hecho unico del pais ) ejemplo http://www.ecuadortierradeguayasamin@blogspot.com/
(es solo un ejemplo no existe este blog ) (100 puntos)
b. Necesitas creer un juego basado en la información presentada para repasar los puntos importantes. (20 presentación) c. Un examen de los puntos importantes enseñados en la presentación. (10 puntos)
Tiempo: Durante varios meses (septiembre-enero), los alumnos recogen, organizan y preparan la información para presentar durante el día de bloque y para luego presentar a la clase al final del semestre, en dos días de clase según el calendario establecido.
Procedimiento:
1. Trabajar solo o con otro alumno dentro de su clase.
2. Escoger un país hispanohablante.
3. Investigar los hechos y costumbres de su país incluyendo:
HISTORIA
MUSICA
DEPORTES
EDUCACION
POLITICA
ARTE
RELIGION
MEDIO AMBIENTE
ECONOMIA
LITERATURA
FIESTAS
DERECHOS HUMANOS
GEOGRAFIA
PERSONAS FAMOSAS
COMIDA
SALUD
4. Escribir en tu sección de proyecto lo que estas aprendiendo y reportando a la clase de español cada día de bloque. Necesitas tener los datos de tu noticia, web, links, la información sumariada usando tus propias palabras.
a. Al final del semestre, toda esta información recolectada sobre tu país te va a ayudar a crear un blog en http://www.blogger.com/ bajo (nombre del pais)hecho unico del pais ) ejemplo http://www.ecuadortierradeguayasamin@blogspot.com/
(es solo un ejemplo no existe este blog ) (100 puntos)
b. Necesitas creer un juego basado en la información presentada para repasar los puntos importantes. (20 presentación) c. Un examen de los puntos importantes enseñados en la presentación. (10 puntos)
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