

In French, all the vowels can have an accent circonflexe. Let go of those keys and strike the letter that you want to take the accent. For example, if you want to type a lowercase e with an acute accent (), then you would hold down.

Type the circumflex accent, which appears above the numeral "6" key, by holding down the "CTRL" and "SHIFT" keys while you press the "6" key. You also have to know the number of the character you want. In French, only the letters a, e, and u can have an accent grave.ģ. iOS/Android: On the virtual keyboard, press and hold A, E, I, O, or U to open a window with an accent. Release those keys, then type the letter you want to place an accent on. Hold down Alt and type the 4-digit code for the accented letter. Step 3: Whilst still holding on to the Alt key, using the numeric keypad, type the a with grave accent alt code ( 0224. Step 2: Press and hold one of the Alt keys on your keyboard. Step 1: Place your insertion pointer where you need to type the a with the accent mark. Hold down the "CTRL" key and press the grave accent key. Let’s illustrate by using capital A with the grave accent alt code ( 0192 ). On most keyboards, the grave key is to the left of the numeral "1" key near the top of the keyboard. Type the grave accent, a diagonal slash that angles above and to the left of the letter, using the "CRTL" and grave keys. In French, only the letter e can have an accent aigu.Ģ. Let go of those keys, and then type the letter on which you want to place the acute accent. Type the acute accent, a diagonal slash angled up and to the right that appears above the letter, by holding down the "CRTL" key while you type the apostrophe key.
