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I do the exact same thing, Ocean. I'm a lurker.

I totally could tell it was you, Neko. Same numbers, and Gato= Neko.
( But I'm sure you already know that.)

Afuera de Xumbra, quien habla espanol?
( Ya se que Xumbra habla.) (Subjuntivo?)
Nescesito ayuda con anando acentos, dirtesis ( oonlaut), y los tildes.
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Traduccion: Outside of Xumbra, who speaks Spanish?
I already know that he speaks Spanish.
I need help adding accents, oonlauts, and tildes.

She has internet access.

If you want to use accents and tildes on the computer, change your keyboard settings. Look for US International (dead keys).

My computer is not a Windows, so I can't exactly tell you how to do it, but I will show you how it's done on mine:

http://i16.tinypic.com/2mr5h5v.png

After you're done, there should be a keyboard icon in your taskbar. Right-click it to select the international keyboard layout.

To put accents, type ', then the letter. So typing ', then e will produce é. To produce the thing on the n, press right-alt, then n. ñ

Right-alt, ? = ¿
Right-alt, ! = ¡

Heck, right-alt plus anything.

You need to switch your keyboard layout to dead keys before you can use the right-alt thing.

It should work on a laptop.

The US International keyboard layout is different from the standard US keyboard layout we have. The ' key doesn't give you a ' when you press it; instead, it just goes blank, until you press another letter, like o, so it can add an accent. You can, of course, type ' by pressing ', then space.

' is a dead key on that layout. If you press ', nothing immediately happens, whereas on this keyboard layout it does.

Then you press ', followed by space.

Nope, it won't.