On the task bar, click the Windows icon.

If your laptop doesn’t have a numeric keypad, you can find Ñ/ñ using the character map. To easily remember, here are the keyboard shortcuts: Note that this would only work if your computer / laptop has a numeric keypad located on the right side of the keyboard. For the uppercase Ñ, hold the Alt key then type 165.

Hold the Alt key then type 164 on the numeric keypad to create a lowercase ñ.Enable the numeric keypad by turning on the Num lock key.If your keyboard has a numeric keypad, you can type Ñ/ñ by following these steps: Windows Computer or Laptop Using Numeric Keypad This should make Ñ/ñ available as an option when you hold the N/n key. If the language of your keyboard is set to English, enable Filipino or Spanish too. If Ñ/ñ doesn’t appear when you long press the N/n key, check your keyboard settings. Slide to choose Ñ/ñ on the options that pops up.Like on an iPhone, you can type Ñ/ñ on an android phone the same way. Hold the N/n key and the letter n with different accent marks will pop up.To write ñ, you would press alt/option, then n, then n again.

To add a tilde (~) over a letter, press the alt/option key and then the 'n' key on the regular keyboard, and then the letter you want the tilde to fall on.

To write í, for example, you would press alt/option, then e, then i.

To add an accent over a letter, press the alt/option key and then the 'e' key on the regular keyboard, and then the letter you want the accent to fall on.

This system uses the ALT/OPTION key on the Mac keyboard (between the Control & Apple keys).

On a Mac (this should work for both desktops & laptops) Note that typing alt plus these codes inserts the entire character you don't have to type the letter separately.

Using these codes, you can insert these special characters into blog entries and emails as well as in word processing programs.

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