Anyone know how to make an "n" with that squiggly-line above it?

[InorganicMatter]

Like the "n" in "Señorita." Think hispanic. I know it has something to do with holding the "Alt" key and typing in a certain number combo on the keypad, but I don't know what number.

 

[Herulach]

programs -> accessories -> character map is your friend

 

[Milenko]

In word you can do this.

Press and hold ctrl-shift
Press the ~ key and then quickly press N

woo

ñ

 

[sandmanx]

alt-164 for ñ
alt-165 for Ñ
alt-173 for ¡

Or you can use spanish language support and make all accect marks and other punctionation after you learn the keys.

 

[Monkey34]

The squiggily line is called a tilde. Just so you know.

 

[TheGamerZ]

ALT-420 also works for ñ

 

[sandmanx]

ALT-420 also works for ñ

Thats because it's exactly 256 more than 164 stoner.

164, 420, 676, 932....

 

[Stang Man]

Thats because it's exactly 256 more than 164 stoner.

164, 420, 676, 932....

i think 420 is easier to remember anyways

 

[TheGamerZ]

Thats because it's exactly 256 more than 164 stoner.

164, 420, 676, 932....

Heh, i'm no stoner it's just easier to remember

 

[GJSNeptune]

Everytime I need to make a special letter like that, I just Google for "ALT Characters" to find a chart.

Seriously, Google is your first stop. THEN comes the [H].

 

[apHytHiaTe]

Ah, hitting windows sign + "R" then typing charmap is easier.

 

[ninethreeeleven]

ñow I kñow, añd have kñow how.
but still cant speak spanish.