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Can't find punctuation marks

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I'm new here and have been looking around for the punctuation mark in the recall section. Mainly the upside down question marks that come before a Spanish question. I've tried looking around for it but can't unless it's somewhere in front of me and I'm missing it. Without it my answers will be wrong. Sorry if it's a dumb question but I'm still getting used to this site.

Any help would be great.

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updated Sep 24, 2009
edited by 00494d19
posted by AdonisMendes

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Or you can install the U.S. International keyboard (which is already on your pc if you are using windows but has to be installed) you don't have to remember numbers or symbols. Just use the apostrophe for accents, alt+tab+question mark for inverted question mark, alt+tab ! for inverted !.

updated Sep 24, 2009
posted by ocbizlaw
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If you switch keyboard to Spanish layout and read the thread suggested by Heidita look at the picture of the keyboard in this article.

I realized just now that on some buttons you have three signs...

for instance:

2

shift + 2 = "

right alt + 2 = @

updated Sep 24, 2009
edited by Behemoth
posted by Behemoth
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you can type special characters on PC by holding down a alt key and typing on the numberic keypad exampe: alt + 0161 = ¡ alt + 0191 = ¿ here is a great list http://www.cyrillic.com/3dkbd/ansitable.html

updated Sep 24, 2009
posted by theMax
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HI adonis, welcome to the forum, have a look at this thread, it will sure help.

updated Sep 24, 2009
posted by 00494d19
Thank you... I shall have to set my computer to do it, All the accent vowels show up no problem , except for the question and exclamation mark. Thanks for the heads up. - AdonisMendes, Sep 24, 2009
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The áéíóúñ¿¡ should be located directly under the place that you can enter your answers. They should be light blue and clickable, which will insert it into your answer. Also, if you know them, the computer shortkeys and codes will do it too.

updated Sep 24, 2009
posted by Preguntón