Do you need help finding French accents on a standard English Qwerty keyboard. They can be found in most standard fonts (Times new Roman, Arial, Verdana etc.) although with some more uncommon fonts, it will not work. 

At the point in the word where you need to insert a French accented letter, hold down the 'Alt' key, found to the left of the space bar on your keyboard, type in the appropriate number in the number pad on the right hand side of your keyboard, release the 'Alt' key and hey presto, you have your accented letter. It can of course be very time consuming if you have a long letter to type, but in the absence of a French Azerty keyboard, it is a good substitute. 

For laptop users, you need to activate the number keypad that doubles with the letters and numbers 789UIOJKLM on your keyboard. The numbers are usually seen in blue so to access them you need to hold down the blue 'Fn' (Function) button. The French accent letters can now be found by holding down the 'Alt' and 'Fn' buttons simultaneously and then typing the required number. As above, on release the desired accent letter should appear.

If I have been unable to find some of the upper case (capital) letters, start a new sentense or paragraph using the lower case letter and then click the space bar, the letter should automatically correct itself to the upper case version. 

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131 - â	135 - ç	130 - é	139 - ï	147 - ô	163 - ú
132 - ä	128 - Ç	136 - ê	140 - î	148 - ö	150 - û
133 - à		137 - ë	141 - ì	149 - ò	151 - ù
134 - å		138 - è	161 - í	162 - ó	129 - ü
160 - á		144 - É	214 - Í	153 - Ö	163 - ú
145 - æ		210 - Ê	215 - Î	228 - õ	154 - Ü
198 - ã		211 - Ë	216 - Ï	155 - ø	233 - Ú
142 - Ä		212 - È	222 - Ì	224 - Ó	234 - Û
143 - Å				226 - Ô	235 - Ù
146 - Æ				227 - Ò
181 - Á				229 - Õ
182 - Â				157 - Ø
183 - À
199 - Ã
167 - º	248 - °	253 - ²	171 - ½	172 - ¼
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