Mark J. Reed scripsit:
> RM> Even simpler-- Right Alt-/ and RightAlt-1-- ¿ ¡ (at least if your keybd is
> RM> set to US Intl.?)
>
> Hm, that doesn't work for me. I'm running Windows XP; I went
> into Control Panel->Regional and Language Options->Languages->
> Text Services and Input Languages [Details], where I added "United
> States- International" to the keyboard list. I then selected that
> keyboard via the system tray icon, but those key sequences still
> don't produce anything when I type them in Notepad.
In XP the keyboard state is per-application, so you have to click on
Notepad to set the keyboard focus and *then* change the keyboard state.
This is actually quite handy if you use multiple keyboards on a regular
basis.
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