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In article <3290@batcomputer.tn.cornell.edu>, silber@batcomputer.tn.cornell.edu (Jeffrey Silber) writes:
> In article <434@ut-emx.UUCP> kraut@ut-emx.UUCP (Werner Uhrig) writes:
> >
> >a friend is entering a portuguese text-document and needs to figure out
> >if/how it is possible to enter capital Vowels with an accent, other than
> >A with grave accent and E with acute accent.  hints, anyone ??
 
> I believe if you enter option-E, then type your vowel (capital or not),
    ^^^^^^^
	I guess, believing isn't going to make it so ...
	
> you will get the acute accent.  For the grave accent, option-accent grave,
> then type your vowel.  It works in MS-Word and Macwrite.

	I have, of course, tried this with several different fonts, in
	several different text-processors, and with the DA KeyCaps ....
	as I stated, it only works with the capital letter A and grave
	and capital E and acute .... it does work with all lower-case
	vowels....

	I'm not posting this to pick on Jeff (whose helpful participation
	I appreciate), but rather to keep the question open ...
	
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