Hi,

Just thought I would quietly say hello.

Hello Amy
Why quietly?
Nothing to be afraid of here.
I'm Cindy a **yr old TG (who censored that age!). Lots of beut people here. You are no longer alone. You are family.
Talk if you wish. No pressure.
Fell relaxed

LoL
Cindy James

Hi there!!! Hope you find some good friends here. All are very understanding and helpfull.

Quietly as it had been a long and noisey day. Thank you for such a warm welcome.

I'm Amy a 31 year old trans girl.

Hi Amy and welcome.

Paula.

Hi Amy,   

Welcome to our little family. Over 1900 strong. That would be one heck of a family reunion. Feel free to post your successes/failures, Hopes/dreams.  Ask questions and seek answers.  Give and receive advice.

But remember we are family here, your family now.  And it is always nice to have another sister.   

I am a proud 55 yr old T-girl. 

Janet

Hi Ámy and welcome

How do you get the accent to go that way on a capital A? Tried French, Italian and Spanish keyboard settings and still can't find it!

Quote from: imaz on March 25, 2009, 01:36:21 PM
Hi Ámy and welcome

How do you get the accent to go that way on a capital A? Tried French, Italian and Spanish keyboard settings and still can't find it!

Start>All programs>Accessories>System tools> Character map

Or try typing while holding down the ALT key 0192

Quote from: TQ on March 25, 2009, 04:26:58 PM
Start>All programs>Accessories>System tools> Character map

Or try typing while holding down the ALT key 0192

I'm on a Mac...

0192

Doesn't work

Hello Amy and welcome to Susan's! 

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tink

Maybe this will help I found it on the web.

Fonts can be opened with Font Book - application. If you have 10.3, it is located in your Applications folder.

You can see the character map on the menu bar. Go to System Preferences, in there to International > Input Menu. Select in that all the layouts you want to use (e.g. US, Italian PRO), and select "Character Palette". Then you will see a small flag on your menu bar to indicate your keyboard layout; scrolling down from the flag you will see character palette, and if you click on that it opens a new window.

Furthermore, many letters like ã ñ ä õ é á ó è à ò etc have a fast shortcut to be done, alt-something, so alt-u and then the letter for ü ä ö etc, alt-n for ñ õ ã, alt-e for é á ó, alt-` for à è ò and so on.

Thank you everyone for the welcome

I use character map for special letters with a default font like Tohoma. I'm not a Mac user though, so I hope that TQ's advice is the way to go about it

Quote from: TQ on March 25, 2009, 08:05:00 PM
Maybe this will help I found it on the web.

Fonts can be opened with Font Book - application. If you have 10.3, it is located in your Applications folder.

You can see the character map on the menu bar. Go to System Preferences, in there to International > Input Menu. Select in that all the layouts you want to use (e.g. US, Italian PRO), and select "Character Palette". Then you will see a small flag on your menu bar to indicate your keyboard layout; scrolling down from the flag you will see character palette, and if you click on that it opens a new window.

Furthermore, many letters like ã ñ ä õ é á ó è à ò etc have a fast shortcut to be done, alt-something, so alt-u and then the letter for ü ä ö etc, alt-n for ñ õ ã, alt-e for é á ó, alt-` for à è ò and so on.

Thanks, that's very kind of you Si Vede Che È Più Semplice Di Quanto Credevo!