alt 146 for the ~n??????
hola a todos!! hey guys just wondering what i need to do so i can type the "n" with the ~ as in manana.. i have tried the "alt146" and n; but none of them work. i am from australia so being an aussie and maybe and aussie keyboard might be the reason. no se!!!!!!
8 Answers
I use alt 164
What operating system do you use? Modifying your keyboard is different depending on which OS you're using. Vista, Mac, Ubuntu? Etc.
For a temporary fix, if you look on the bottom of the text boxes when creating a message on this forum you should see some blue letters that you can click to get á é í ó ú ñ ¿ and ¡
Hola a todos!! I read the articles that were posted and as i mentioned in the comments bar, that i am honoured for the remarks. One of the other subscribers said, that it made his day by seeing someone write "thankyou". It has now made my day by just reading what you guys have written. Everyone appreciates respectfulness and politeness!!!!
Check out this site to type in spanish. It's great!! 
ü, ä, ë, ï, ö and á, é, í, ó, ú and ñ all by the click of the buttons. I think it's a lot easier than typing in numbers.
http://www.studyspanish.com/accents/typing.htm#winXP
Hi Mike,
We were all just talking about you in an earlier post. All positive, I promise you. If you want to check it out...
You are our new role model for proper manners on the forum. (jeje)
politeness
It's alt 0241 but you have to use the numeric keypad on the right of the keyboard.
Hi Mike,
Welcome to our forum. You will find this article to have the answer to your question in a couple of different ways.
The US International keyboard, which is already part of Windows, is the way to go.
¡Buena suerte!
hey thinks guys did it!!!! alt 0241 ñññññññ.............................................woo hoo!!!!!!!!1
