How do you type the i and a without the buttons? Help!

[Aytanin Marali]

I wanted to know how to type ä and ì without the buttons.  I read it on here somewhere but I can't find it now.  Someone please help!

[Taronyu Leleioae]

Kaltxì ma Aytanin Marali!

Within the windows operating system, there is a set of additional codes called "ALT-Codes" that allow for various letters (different languages) and different symbols (such as the Euro symbol when you have the US $ sign).  You hold the ALT key and then usually type a four digit number.  You can search for a complete list via your favorite web search engine.

However, the two you are looking for are:

Hold the ALT key and then type 0 2 3 6 for the ì symbol.
Hold the ALT key and then type 0 2 2 8 for the ä symbol.

(Edit:  I found the link you were looking for in the Wiki...)


Eywa ngahu!
ta TL

[Tirea Aean]

you can also use an alternative keyboard layout, like the one I created specifically for Na'vi, found here.

kx w e r t y u i o p
a s tx f ng h ì k l
z ä ts v px n m

is roughly how my kxwerty kbl looks.

[Aytanin Marali]

Irayo!  This helps!

[Tirea Aean]

I wonder, if someone with Wiki Edit access can add kxwerty to the wiki?

[Blue Elf]

I wonder, if someone with Wiki Edit access can add kxwerty to the wiki?

Lu hasey If you have any suggestions how to change this description, let me know

[Tirea Aean]

I wonder, if someone with Wiki Edit access can add kxwerty to the wiki?

Lu hasey If you have any suggestions how to change this description, let me know

It might be helpful to note on there that in order to do é, on kxwerty, you use AltGr+e

Irayo for adding that.

[Blue Elf]

Ok, added

[Tirea Aean]

Ok, added

Yo'! Seiyi irayo.

[Blue Elf]

Ok, added

Yo'! Seiyi irayo.

Nìprrte', ma Tirea. Very useful piece of software

[`Eylan Ayfalulukanä]

A few other alt codes for those who do not want or need to do the kxwerty keyboard:

Ä alt+0196
ä alt+0228 (already given)
é alt+0233
Ì alt+0204
ì alt+0236 (already given)