How to type stress mark by ghekoinhammock 23. May 2017
Can anyone tell me how to type a stress mark over a letter please. |
oliver 24. May 2017
On Mac you would just hold down the key for a while and you'll be given the options. At least for German, should be the same for Greek. |
ghekoinhammock 24. May 2017
Thank you for replying. I don't have Mac. I have windows XP and as an English keypad, have brought up the on screen keyboard so as to switch from English to Greek. It does not seem to work to make stress mark..... |
oliver 24. May 2017
Not sure about XP, maybe the newer Windows version offer a function to do this. |
ghekoinhammock 27. May 2017
Got answer from you tube....on Greek windows keyboard look for the GREEK letter λ and the key to the right of it is what you need. type that and then the letter you want the stress mark over. I thought I would write the answer to help others. Thanks for trying to help. |
DavidLJ 4. Sept 2017
I hesitate to tell you: it would be bad for your heart. |
franknagy 7. May 2019
Using Portuguese keyboard press the last key in the second row next the [Enter] then type the letter you want to hold the accent. |
DavidLJ 8. May 2019
That's nice, Frank, but what about those of us who don't live in Macao? |
franknagy 8. May 2019
Either you have Windows or Ubuntu, either you live in Macau or Mexico or Minnesota or Mongolia -- there is a drop down menu with 2-letters country codes on the top or on the bottom line of the screen on its right side. You can somewhere set the appearing abbreviations depending on the operation system.
My menu is: "hu, en, ru, es, pt". I never select "en"="English keyboard". I write English texts with the Hungarian keyboard. I use "es"="Spanish keyboard only to type Ñ,ñ, ¿ and ¡ characters. The German Ä ä and ß characters are available on the Hungarian keyboard hitting [Alt Gr] simultaneously with [A] and the second key right from [L], respectively. |
