Is there a simple way to turn an 'n' into the accented n?

[QUOTE=davar55;420946]Is there a simple way to turn an 'n' into the accented n?[/QUOTE]Like this you mean: año

[QUOTE=xilman;420962]Like this you mean: año[/QUOTE]

But what's an easy way to enter the correct unicode w/o memorizing
the correspondences?

[QUOTE=davar55;421402]But what's an easy way to enter the correct unicode w/o memorizing
the correspondences?[/QUOTE]
If in Windows, [B]charmap.exe[/B] aka Character Map.:smile: I find it very useful for non-US/English characters.

[QUOTE=davar55;421402]But what's an easy way to enter the correct unicode w/o memorizing the correspondences?[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=kladner;421404]If in Windows, [B]charmap.exe[/B] aka Character Map.:smile: I find it very useful for non-US/English characters.[/QUOTE]

But how does one access that while typing?
Is there a hot key or a keystroke sequence?

[QUOTE=xilman;420962]Like this you mean: ***[/QUOTE]

I am NOT mean ! :smile:

[QUOTE=davar55;421479]But how does one access that while typing?
Is there a hot key or a keystroke sequence?[/QUOTE]Yes, to the latter. Check out keyboard mapping. Some maps (the Spanish one is an obvious example) provide a single keystroke for ñ

Others, such as the one I use, allow me to type the three keys Right-Win n ~ in that order to get an ñ

In practice, I find it much easier to have a "Character Map" app open because I can then (inshallah) just as easily type إن شاء الله‎, which would be inordinately difficult without serious mucking about.

HTH

Criminal negligee (n) -- dessous that are to die for. [i](Usage: Not to be confused with criminal negligence.)[/i]

[QUOTE=davar55;421479]But how does one access that while typing?
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The question is not how to insert characters but how many ways are there to do that. I'm gonna go out on a limb here and suggest that you keep on using "ano."
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