Windows users have several options.

• International keyboard (Win XP)

  1. Open your Control Panel (via Start menu or My  Computer)
  2. Double click Regional and Language Options
  3. Click Languages
  4. Click Details
  5. Click Add
  6. Pick English (United States - International)

  This method has the advantage of maintaining the QWERTY layout, with the following changes:

  1. Accented vowels: type ' then the vowel.
  2. ń type ~ (shift + `) then n.
      
     To type any of these symbols by themselves (e.g., single or double quotes) rather than above a vowel, type the symbol then hit the space bar.
      

  The minor disadvantage of the international keyboard is that it takes a little while to get used to typing a space when you actually want to type ' or ".  

• International keyboard (Win 95, 98, ME, NT)

1. Open your Control Panel (via Start menu or My Computer)
2. Double click Keyboard
3. Click Language
4. Click Properties, Settings, or Details (whichever you see)
5. Click Add
6. Pick English (International or United States International)
7. Continue as above.

• International keyboard (Win 2000)
   
  1. Open your Control Panel (via Start menu or My Computer)
  2. Double click Keyboard
  3. Click Input Locales
  4. Click Change
  5. Click Add
  6. Pick English International or United States International
  7. Continue as above.

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Gracias, Christina.   I've always wondered how to do that, but never taken the time to check it out.  I printed your instructions out so I can try it out.

Buenas noches,

Karen

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thanks for the instructions,i did wonder how to do that!

Iain..

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