Quick Question #7

Question

Here's another quick question. How do you make that upside down exclamation mark and question mark? I know how to accent the a, e, i, o, and u. But when I do flashcards and there is a question, the Recall will make you do the upside down exclamation/question mark. How do you make it?

-Matjam

Matjam, You don't have to number your questions I don't think anybody else keeps track of them. I've never made the inverted question mark in flashcards, but have you checked all around the work area to see if it is listed and can be clicked on? - Jubilado, Nov 4, 2015

If you don't get a response you might edit your question title to "Inverted question mark in flashcard creation" and be a little clearer in you question. - Jubilado, Nov 4, 2015

your sentence #1= I like to number my questions because it usually makes people go back to my other questions and answer them. Your question #1= Yes I have. That's why I asked this question. As to your second comment I think this question is pretty clear. - Matjam, Nov 4, 2015

Answer 1

1. Hold down the ALT key

2, On the 10-key pad, type

091

That's Alt - 0191

Pedro+

Thank you so much! That's what I wanted. Thank you :) - Matjam, Nov 4, 2015

Answer 2

If you have a Mac, you can just push Option+Shift+Comma for the upside down question mark and Option+1 for the upsidedown exclamation mark

On my MacBook Air, the upside down question mark is Option+Shift+Question mark. - AnnRon, Nov 4, 2015

I have a 2005 Dell Vostro. That's pretty old for computers. - Matjam, Nov 4, 2015

Answer 3

You can always copy and paste from a Q&A box.

Otherwise you need to add the Spanish keyboard to be able to add it. On that it is the capital of the + = key after switching to ES.

You can get a lot of answers by typing in Spanish Keyboard to the searchbox of the Q&A.

Here's one: Spanish keyboard

Thank you Katydew - Matjam, Nov 4, 2015