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Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 22 Jul 1996.
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Die neuen Rechtschreibregeln....

Die neuen Rechtschreibregeln....

alt.ascii-art · 1 message · 22 Jul 1996
tsc...@ix.netcom.com meinte am 14.07.96
zum Thema "Re: Die neue grammatischen Regeln":

> Fiona Hall wrote:

> >
> > Ich bin eine englische Studentin. Mein Deutschlehrer will wissen,was
> > die neue grammatischen Regeln sind? Entschuldigung wenn jemand schon
> > uber diese Subjekt gefragt hat. Konnte jemand hier antworten oder mir
> > ein Email schicken? Danke sehr! (Wie macht man ein Umlaut?)
> > --
> >  hal...@zetnet.co.ukTo produce German umlauts on a PC, hold
> >  down the ALT key and enter the numerical code of

> the respective letter. If you can produce German umlauts this way you are
> encouraged to do so. If not you may transscribe them
>
> �ae 132 or ae �Ae 142 or Ae �oe 148 or oe �Oe 153 or Oe �ue 129 or ue �Ue 154 or
> Ue �ss 225 or ss (small sharp s, sz ligature)
>
> To produce German umlauts on a Macintosh, press option-u before the letter
> you want to umlaut. Thus ae (a-umlaut) is produced by typing option-u then a.
> To produce the German ss (sz ligature), press option-s.

There is also an other method:
Type "keyb gr" at your DOS-prompt (without quotes) so you'll get a fully
German styled keyboard, this matches only under Micro$oft Dos.



See You
        *Michael*

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