How to Type Spanish Accents
Use the following Alt key combinations., Use the United States International keyboard.Set your default input language to United States International, and use the key combinations below: Á or á: ' (apostrophe) + "A" or "a".
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Use the following Alt key combinations.
Hold down the Alt key and entering a number string on the numeric keypad, as follows: Á:
ALT + 0193 á:
ALT + 160 É:
ALT + 0201 é:
ALT + 130 Í:
ALT + 0205 í:
ALT + 161 Ó:
ALT + 0211 ó:
ALT + 162 Ú:
ALT + 0218 ú:
ALT + 163 ü:
ALT + 129 Ñ:
ALT + 0209 ñ:
ALT + 164 ¿:
ALT + 168 ¡:
ALT + 173 -
Step 2: Use the United States International keyboard.Set your default input language to United States International
É or é: ' + "E" or "e". Í or í: ' + "I" or "i". Ó or ó: ' + "O" or "o". Ú or ú: ' + "U" or "u". Ü or ü: " (quote) + "U" or "u". Ñ or ñ:
Option-n, then type "N" or "n".
Note that when using this method, to type an actual apostrophe or quotation mark, you must type a space, rather than a character, after entering an apostrophe or quotation mark.
To create special punctuation characters, hold down the Alt key while typing the appropriate punctuation mark: ¿:
ALT + ! ¡:
ALT + ? -
Step 3: and use the key combinations below: Á or á: ' (apostrophe) + "A" or "a".
Detailed Guide
Hold down the Alt key and entering a number string on the numeric keypad, as follows: Á:
ALT + 0193 á:
ALT + 160 É:
ALT + 0201 é:
ALT + 130 Í:
ALT + 0205 í:
ALT + 161 Ó:
ALT + 0211 ó:
ALT + 162 Ú:
ALT + 0218 ú:
ALT + 163 ü:
ALT + 129 Ñ:
ALT + 0209 ñ:
ALT + 164 ¿:
ALT + 168 ¡:
ALT + 173
É or é: ' + "E" or "e". Í or í: ' + "I" or "i". Ó or ó: ' + "O" or "o". Ú or ú: ' + "U" or "u". Ü or ü: " (quote) + "U" or "u". Ñ or ñ:
Option-n, then type "N" or "n".
Note that when using this method, to type an actual apostrophe or quotation mark, you must type a space, rather than a character, after entering an apostrophe or quotation mark.
To create special punctuation characters, hold down the Alt key while typing the appropriate punctuation mark: ¿:
ALT + ! ¡:
ALT + ?
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