2011年9月1日 · How do I type the German character (ss) and umlauts in my MS Word system? Try this: Hold down Ctrl and Shift with two fingers of your left hand. While holding them down, press and release the semi-colon ; Then release Ctrl and Shift. At this point, it will seem as if nothing has happened. Now press and release a vowel such as a, o or u.

2019年2月13日 · Is there a keyboard shortcut for getting umlauts (ä, ö, ü) or an Eszett/beta (ß) when writing on Windows 10? I know you can insert a special character manually, but is there any shortcut available so you can just use your keyboard? On my laptop my default language is English, but I have German as a language.

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One of the easiest ways to type German letters in Microsoft Word is by using keyboard shortcuts. Here’s a list of key combinations: ä: Press Ctrl + Shift + ; (semicolon), then a. ö: Press Ctrl + Shift + ;, then o. ü: Press Ctrl + Shift + ;, then u. ß: Press Ctrl + Shift + &, then s.

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I am using an English keyboard and the German language contains 4 special characters that do not appear on an English keyboard. You have the 3 umlaut accented characters ä, ö, ü and the ß (esszet). There are two main ways to enter these letters into Word or Excel.

Click the Microsoft Office button and then click Word Options at the bottom of the column. Next click Proofing , and then click the Language Settings button to the right of "Choose the languages you want to use with Microsoft Office."