#HOW DO YOU GET FRENCH ACCENTS ON MICROSOFT WORD FOR MAC HOW TO#
Other French Characters On MacBook KeyboardsĪlthough they aren't exactly French accents, there are a couple of other symbols that you may want to know how to type when you're dealing with the French language on your MacBook Pro. Note that to type any of these accented letters as capital letters simply hold down "shift" while typing the final letter (for example, you could press "i" while holding down "option", then hold down "shift" while pressing "a" to get "  ". OE Ligature ( œ ): Simply press "q" while holding down the "option" key.
Tréma ( ë, ï, ü ): Press "u" while holding down "option", then press either "e", "i" or "u".Circumflex ( â, ê, î, ô, ü ): Press "i" while holding down "option", then press either "a", "e", "i", "o" or "u".Cedilla ( ç ): Simply press "c" while holding down the "option" key.to put a Grave accent above the appropriate letter. Grave Accent ( à, è, ù ): Press " ` " while holding down the "option" key, then press either "a", "e" or "u".Acute Accent ( é ): Press "e" while holding the "option" key, take your finger off the option key then press "e" again.Once you get the hang of that, here's instructions on how to type all the different types of French accents on your Mac: Most French accents are typed on a MacBook Pro by holding down "option", pressing another key that correlates to the sort of accent you want to type, then hitting the letter that you want to have an accent.įor example, if you wanted to type "ù" then you'd press "`" while holding down "option", then hit "u". Feel free to bookmark it and share it with your friends! We've created a handy infographic to use as a reference when you can't remember exactly how to type French characters on your Mac keyboard. shipping French Characters On MacBook Keyboards
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