How do you type the "e" with the symbol above it - as in "Pokemon"?

Answer 1

They are ALT codes heres a list of them
http://www.tedmontgomery.com/tutorial/ALTchrc.html

Hold ALT and hit the numbers on the Number Pad with Number Lock on, Not the numbers above Tab, Q, W, E, R, T, Y, U, I, O, P

Answer 2

you can go to special characters in Microsoft Word or Works and find that "e". Once you find it, there is a special place where you can set a quick key for that key. For example, Alt-5...or something. Then whenever you need to use that e with an accent, you have a quick way of doing it (in the above instance, by pressing Alt-5 if that's what you choose. This is really helpful if you are taking Spanish or some other foreign language which have these accents that English doesn't.

Answer 3

if ur in Microsoft word, or a lot of other programs. Hold down alt and then type 138.

Also Word has a list of symbols you can choose from. Its in the insert menu

Answer 4

Don't bother with those silly ALT+ ASCII codes unless you know them by heart..try out AllChars at
http://allchars.zwolnet.com/ its a lovely little program that has most of the symbols you would need and its very easy to use.
for the character you want you just need to press
Ctrl then e then '
very simple.

Answer 5

Try ALT+130

Answer 6

é This one?
Its an accent, and it depends on your computer, and how fonts are managed on it. I use a Mac, and for the accent, just type option e, then e again, and it will be there. It might not print correctly at a printer though. Thats a whole 'nuther can-o-worms... ; )

Answer 7

In what application? In a wordprocessor, go to insert -> special character - or something similar. In HTML - there are several sites that will tell you how to code foreign characters.

Answer 8

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start
all programs
accessories
system tools
character map

or start
run
charmap

basically select the character and copy it and then paste it into your document