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How to Put a Character Over a Letter in Microsoft Word : Microsoft Word Help

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How to Put a Character Over a Letter in Microsoft Word : Microsoft Word Help

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Putting a character over a letter in Microsoft Word is called adding an accent. Put a character over a letter in Microsoft Word with help from an experienced computer professional in this free video clip.

Expert: Jeff Beam
Contact: www.jeffbeammusic.com
Bio: Jeff Beam's educational experience has helped him develop good public speaking skills.
Filmmaker: Patrick Russell

Series Description: Microsoft Word is a lot more than just a word processor - it can also be used to create specialized documents like brochures. Get tips on using Microsoft Word with help from an experienced computer professional in this free video series.

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eHowTech published this 1:25 video tutorial on October 25, 2014. It has been watched 184,737 times on YouTube.

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