Windows 10: French ç with a German keyboard without a numeric keyboard?

Hi,

I have a laptop Asus R301L which means that I don't have a numeric keyboard and the keyboard is a German one. How can I type the French ç ? I can't use the ASCII code because I don't have a numeric keyboard and there is no shortcut on my keyboard. Any idea?

Many thanks.

:)

 

E6-00 update: Most of languages gone

The point is:

This device has a physical portuguese keyboard (even the "ç" key is there).

Since I've upgraded in the most standard possible way: Connect device to Ovi Suite --> Ovi found a new fw release --> I just did the "normal" upgrade.

Before there were plenty of languages on the language menu, including obvously Portuguese.

Now I have English, French, German, romanian (?), and a few other.

Portuguese gone, even knowing this is a portuguese keyboarded device :-(

 

swaping of button in nokia asha 302

Nokia did not release all firmware versions for all firmware variants. That was quite common for Nokia Mobile Phones because they used the term ‘version’ different than many others do.

You have to ask in that board for help. They mix the firmware files from two different firmware
variants: The French variant is used as basis and the PPM file is replaced by the one from firmware variant which matches your keyboard. I never did or even tried that, furthermore, I do not know whether they use a special tool for that. You have to
ask there.

Because of the ¿, ç, Ñ and the ‘Car’ on the Bluetooth button. Anyway, just a guess. This is not an Englisch, French, or German keyboard.

 

The letter ç can be typed using French input language (keyboard layout) with the same key you get digit 9, top row of alphanumeric keys (just under the Function keys).




Keypress
French layout
German layout
UK layout
US layout
9 ç 9 9 9 SHIFT + 9 9 ) ( ( AltGR + 9 N/A ] N/A N/A
Simply add French input language (keyboard layout) to your system and switch to it whenever you need it. To add French input language go to Settings > Time & language > Region & language, select your display language, click Options:



Click Add a keyboard, browse to French and add it:




When done and you'll need to type using French layout, click the language indicator in notification area and select preferred input language:




Please notice, because I have the Taskbar vertical on left, screenshot above might look different than your actual Taskbar and Notification area. Using the default Taskbar on bottom, the language indicator is next to clock at bottom right corner of your display.

That's it. All letter ç in this post were typed simply by switching my usual Finnish input language temporarily to French, using a physical keyboard device with German key layout.

 

Hi Kari,

Thanks for your answer but this is not exactly what I'm looking for. Of course I can switch from one keyboard to another but honestly this is not really great to do it each 30 seconds. If I want to type the letter é, with the German keyboard there is a combination but there is no combination for the ç.
For example, it would be great if I can add a keyboard shortcut like Alt Gr + c = ç. Do you know if this is possible? Per default on the German keyboard (and probably others as well), Alt Gr + E = €, which is really great.

 

It's of course up to you.

My previous post gives you the only viable and usable solution and answer to your question. You are of course free to search other workarounds.