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Or you can use the table below for quick copy-paste: Methods will vary according to the operating system, but normally adding a Spanish keyboard and long-pressing the appropriate keys will display a box, allowing to choose the desired symbol.

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Default Mac keyboards do not require any additional layout, a combination of the Option key with other different keys (e.g.

There's also the US International Keyboard, available in Windows and Linux configurations.

We strongly suggest you to add a special keyboard layout, designed by u/SpanishInput, one of our trusted members of the community, available here for Windows and macOS (more info here).

Instead of relying on cumbersome ALT codes, you have a couple of options:

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How to type accents with ease On a computer

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