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Re: (O.T. A practical tool)

Bryan, "tu m'as quitté" is always "é" and "à la maison" is always "à".

But, seriously, the system has a solution for you. Scroll down to the bottom of the page and click on "outil d'accentuation automatique". Put your text into the space, then click on "accentuer ce texte" and the system will do the job automatically.

Magique, hein !

Re: (O.T. A practical tool)

Thnkx too, a big help .... Nout

Re: (O.T. A practical tool)

Christian
I'd like to just mention this very practical and easy to use typing help to put the accents on the letters in French texts when using an English keyboard.
You just type your text in the space and click on the accented letters when necessary; then copy and paste.
"Grand cadre" is to get a larger page.

http://www.lexilogos.com/clavier/francais.htm

Several other keyboards are available for other languages.


That's a cool site! I just changed my last name on here and FB to Mélançon as it should be!

Re: (O.T. A practical tool)

Bryan, you are awesome! Cook, builder, player, translator; now if we can get you singing and dancing, you'd have it all!

Seriously brother, thanks for everything. If y'all ever get rain, I'll have to come down and mow your yard a few times.



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