Using an on-screen keyboard? To add accent marks or other special characters using the on-screen keyboard rather than a physical keyboard, see Related articles. In the Windows settings, select Time & language. The US International keyboard has the following accent marks: Acute (é) Alternatively, press Windows logo key+I to open the Windows settings.

Choose the languages that you want to use for spell check.

In the 'Languages and input' section, select Spell check.Note: You can also switch your language by pressing Ctrl + Shift + Space until you see the language that you want. Choose the keyboard language that you want to use.In the lower-left-hand corner of the panel, click the + button to add a language keyboard. If you have more than one keyboard language turned on, you'll see the language that you're using next to the time in the bottom-right corner. Setting Up a Japanese Keyboard in Mac OS Open the System Preferences Panel by clicking on the Apple Menu in the upper-left-hand corner of your screen. Optional: To see all your keyboard language options on your desktop, turn on Show input options in the shelf.You'll see 'Enabled' listed under the current keyboard. Select the keyboard language that you want to use.Tick the boxes next to the keyboard languages that you'd like to use.In the 'Languages and input' section, select Input method Manage input methods.Optional: To add another keyboard language, select Language Add languages.

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