Char. | Keystroke 1 | Keystroke 2 | Unicode | Char. | Keystroke 1 | Keystroke 2 | Unicode |
á | Alt+0225 | Alt+160 | 00E1 | Á | Alt+0193 | - | 00C1 |
â | Alt+0226 | Alt+131 | 00E2 | Â | Alt+0194 | - | 00C2 |
è | Alt+0232 | Alt+138 | 00E8 | È | Alt+0200 | - | 00C8 |
é | Alt+0233 | Alt+130 | 00E9 | É | Alt+0201 | Alt+144 | 00C9 |
ê | Alt+0234 | Alt+136 | 00EA | Ê | Alt+0202 | - | 00CA |
ë | Alt+0235 | Alt+137 | 00EB | Ë | Alt+0203 | - | 00CB |
î | Alt+0238 | Alt+140 | 00EE | Î | Alt+0206 | - | 00CE |
ï | Alt+0239 | Alt+139 | 00EF | Ï | Alt+0207 | - | 00CF |
ô | Alt+0244 | Alt+147 | 00F4 | Ô | Alt+0212 | - | 00D4 |
ö | Alt+0246 | Alt+148 | 00F6 | Ö | Alt+0214 | Alt+153 | 00D6 |
û | Alt+0251 | - | 00FB | Û | Alt+0219 | - | 00DB |
I'm so lucky! I have a keyboard that doesn't need fiddling to get the right keys. I need to find something like this for Lithuanian now. So far, I only have the č (Alt+269), which I need to be able to type my name.
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