ARCHIVED: Using Pine on a Windows computer, how do I type accented characters?
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To use accented characters in Pine, you must first make sure that Pine is using the correct character set:
- From the Main Menu in Pine, press
sfor Setup and thencfor Config.
- Use the arrow key to move down through the settings until you
highlight "character-set". If "character-set" is set to "ISO-8859-1",
you do not need to make any changes. If not, press
cfor Change Value and enterISO-8859-1.
- Press
efor Exit Config, andyto save your changes.
To type these characters, hold down the Alt key and type
the correct sequence of numbers on the numeric keypad. When you finish
typing, release the Alt key. You should see the accented
character within your Pine email editor.
| Cedilla | Accent acute | ||
|---|---|---|---|
Alt-128 |
Ç |
Alt-160 |
á |
Alt-135 |
ç |
Alt-130 |
é |
| Accent grave |
Alt-161 |
í | |
Alt-133 |
à |
Alt-162 |
ó |
Alt-138 |
è |
Alt-163 |
ú |
Alt-141 |
ì |
Alt-144 |
É |
Alt-149 |
ò | Circumflex | |
Alt-151 |
ù |
Alt-131 |
â |
| Umlaut |
Alt-136 |
ê | |
Alt-132 |
ä |
Alt-140 |
î |
Alt-137 |
ë |
Alt-147 |
ô |
Alt-139 |
ï |
Alt-150 |
û |
Alt-148 |
ö | Circle | |
Alt-129 |
ü |
Alt-134 |
å |
Alt-142 |
Ä |
Alt-143 |
Å |
Alt-153 |
Ö | Tilde | |
Alt-154 |
Ü |
Alt-164 |
ñ |
Alt-165 |
Ñ | ||
Last modified on December 01, 2009.







