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How do you on the keyboard put symblom above spanish words?

You're asking about how to add accent marks (like á, é, í, ó, ú) above Spanish letters on a keyboard. Here's how to do it:

Using the Keyboard:

* For Windows:

* Hold down the Alt key and type the number code for the accent: For example, to type "á", hold down Alt and type 0225.

* Use the dead key: Some keyboards have a dead key (usually a tilde ` or a quote `). Press the dead key, then the vowel. For example: ` + a = á

* For Mac:

* Use the Option key: Hold down the Option key and then press the vowel. For example, Option + a = á.

Using Character Maps:

* Windows:

* Search for "Character Map" in your Start Menu.

* Find the desired accent mark and double-click it.

* Click "Select" to copy the character to your clipboard.

* Paste the accent mark into your document.

* Mac:

* Open "System Preferences" and go to "Keyboard".

* Click the "Input Sources" tab.

* Check the box for "Show Input Menu in Menu Bar".

* Click the "Input Menu" in your menu bar and choose "Character Viewer".

* Find the desired accent mark and drag it to your document.

Using Online Tools:

* Google Docs:

* Type the letter without the accent.

* Highlight the letter.

* Go to "Insert" and select "Special characters".

* Search for the desired accent mark and insert it.

Important Notes:

* Keyboard Layout: Some keyboards have dedicated keys for accents. If your keyboard has a key labeled "ñ" or "~", it may have special accent keys as well.

* Practice: It takes some practice to get comfortable using accent marks, but it's worth learning!

Let me know if you have any other questions.

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