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Help
on Typing Documents in German
To access the
German character set using a Windows based PC:
While holding down the "Alt" key, type in the
following numbers.
Once you have typed in the number, release the "Alt" key.
Your selected German character should appear.
Be sure that you type the numbers using the numeric
keypad.
The numbers on the "! @ # $" etc. keys will not access
these characters.
Be sure that the "Num Lock" light on your keyboard is lit.
Ä
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= 142 |
Ö
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= 153 |
Ü
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= 154 |
ä
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= 132 |
ö
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= 148 |
ü
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= 129 |
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ß
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= 225 |
To access the
German character set using Microsoft Word:
To access the umlauted vowels (ö, ü, ä) use the
following keyboard shortcuts.
Hold down the "ctrl" and "shift" keys then hit " ;
" (semicolon).
Let up on all keys, then type the vowel you want.
If you want upper case:
Hold down the "ctrl" and "shift" keys, then hit " ;
" (semicolon), then hit the vowel key.
When you let up on the keys, the upper case vowel will
appear.
To access the "ß", hold the the "ctrl" and "shift" keys
then hit "&".
Let up on all keys, then type "s".
To access the
German character set using Apple systems:
Hold the "option" key then hit "u."
Let up on both keys, then type the vowel you want.
To access the "ß," hold the option key, then hit the "s"
key.
Click here to view the
layout of a German keyboard (QWERTZ Tastatur)
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