In previous versions of windows it was possible to type accented characters (like 'é') by pressing the quotation mark key ['] followed by the letter [e]. I was wondering whether this was still possible in Windows 10 and how to enable this.
In addition, Alt codes for Spanish accented characters are the same throughout all the different versions of the Windows Operating System that exist, so the same codes that have worked on older versions of Windows also work on Windows 10. To type Spanish
Out of the box, you can type accents on Windows 10 if you know the correct alt code for them. Penn State has a complete list of them available. You need only enter the code where you need to enter the accent character. The code takes care of the rest. You
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