Typing Spanish Characters

[Looking4Wife]

[This message has been edited by Looking4Wife]

á   Alt-160
é   Alt-130
í   Alt-161
ó   Alt-162
ú   Alt-163
ñ   Alt-164

Note: depending on your keyboard, you may need to type the numbers using your 10-digit keypad at the right of your keyboard, rather than using the numbers at the top of your keyboard.

[valleydude]

... in response to Typing Spanish Characters, posted by Looking4Wife on Oct 1, 2005

I needed that!

I am always too lazy to look it up, and I usually figured that they could figure it all out. Well, about a year ago I quit writting "anos" after I saw that the translator translated it as "anuses". Instead of looking it up, I avoided writting it like the plague.

I like a good joke on me, but after discovering this, my mind just got the best of me. Saying that I have 37 anuses and my niece has 4 was just too much.

Thanks!

V-Dude

[Ray]

... in response to Re: Typing Spanish Characters, posted by valleydude on Oct 1, 2005

ROFL! That reminds me of Nancy Pelosi (D-California)

[CelticUrge]

... in response to Re: Typing Spanish Characters, posted by valleydude on Oct 1, 2005

"Saying that I have 37 anuses and my niece has 4 was just too much."

That just gives an entirely different meaning to "cracks me up".

[Beattledog]

... in response to Re: Re: Typing Spanish Characters, posted by CelticUrge on Oct 1, 2005

It is hillarous

Beattledog

[Bueller]

... in response to Re: Typing Spanish Characters, posted by valleydude on Oct 1, 2005

Not to mention that writing "feliz ano nuevo" suggests that the other person is going in for a rather bizarre surgical procedure, or a very unpleasant chat with the boss.

[valleydude]

... in response to Re: Re: Typing Spanish Characters, posted by Bueller on Oct 1, 2005

Yep! I'm guilty of that one too!

V-Dude