How to type Italian into word

All versions of Windows can be entered in Italian. Take Windows XP Chinese Simplified Chinese version as an example, first install the Italian keyboard, by: point the mouse to the en (or ch) blue box in the lower right corner of the desktop, click the right mouse button, a menu appears, click "Settings --Add --Enter the language:

Italian (Italy) - OK". Then open a text software, Word or WPS or Notepad that comes with Windows, click on the EN (or CH) blue box, and then click on "IT Italian (Italy)" to enter Italian.

For example, to enter a letter with an accent mark, click directly next to Enter"number key, display àò direct click : two symbols on a jian) key, ì direct click + or = key.

Just click |or , key.

Click the left bracket key directly (here the bracket refers to the curly brace { [not the parentheses!!

Shift + the left bracket key.

Note: When switching to the Italian keyboard, the other foreign alphabet keys remain the same, but the punctuation marks and mathematical symbols have changed, please try it yourself, use it more, and gradually become familiar with it!

Right-click on the input method mark Settings to add Italian.

Right-click the Keypad-like input method icon in the right corner, and select the Bottom setting from the shortcut menu that pops up.

In the pop-up Text Service and Input Language dialog box, there are two option pages, Advanced and Settings, and in the Settings option page, click the Add button in the middle of the right to pop up the Add Input Language dialog box.

In it, select the input method you want to add.

Enter the language drop-down box and select Italian (Switzerland).

keyboard while the layout of the input method is selected in Italian.

Then OK.

This completes the addition.

Now, click on the small icon of the input method, how about it, the meaning of the big Italian text is out.

Language bar - Add language - Italian (Italy).

After the addition is successful, press alt+shift to switch between Chinese and Italian.

The e with apostrophe is the one to the right of p, and if you want to play the e with a closed accent, use the key next to shift+p

Hello, you need to add the Italian keyboard to the regional language panel in the control panel first!

Then the keys to the right of P and the keys to the right of L are with apostrophes. Try it yourself.

The most correct thing is to add language. If you need it urgently, you can add it to the "symbol (s)" in the "insert (i)" section.

All versions of Windows can be entered in Italian. Take Windows XP Chinese Simplified Chinese version as an example, first install the Italian keyboard, by: point the mouse to the en (or ch) blue box in the lower right corner of the desktop, click the right mouse button, a menu appears, click "Settings --Add --Enter the language:

Italian (Italy) - OK". Then open a text software, Word or WPS or Notepad that comes with Windows, click on the EN (or CH) blue box, and then click on "IT Italian (Italy)" to enter Italian. For example:

Letters with accent marks can be entered by clicking directly next to Enter"number key, display à direct click : two symbols on a healthy ) key, direct click + or = key ù direct click |Or, key è directly click the left parenthesis key (here the parentheses refer to curly braces { [not parentheses!!

éshift + left bracket key Note: When switching to the Italian keyboard, the other foreign letter keys remain the same, but the punctuation marks and mathematical symbols have changed, please try it yourself, use it a lot, and slowly become familiar with it!

Right-click on the input method bar, set, fill in the language, find Italy, and add it.

Microsoft Korean input method、Italian input method has It is impossible to type these words from the input method that comes with the computer。

This is a good conversion.

Hello, you can click the icon in the upper left corner and then click the first one on the left in the lower right corner (word option) and then click the first one on the left (commonly used) and then click the last one on the right (language setting) and then select the third from the drop-down list (Chinese) OK.

Whether it is good or not, everyone has their own vision and opinion.

I will only tell you one piece of information: italics GB2312 is the national standard body font (standard font size is No. 3) for the application of instruments

Who are you??? Our English teacher also laid this out.

You will need to have Italian software and fonts installed on your computer.