Tutorial How to Type Enye (ñ) Without a Numeric Keypad (Alt_R + N) - UPDATED

This is a tutorial for a quick yet long-term solution on how to type enye (ñ) on Windows using the Alt GR key, without using a numeric keypad and having to remember Alt + 164. This involves changing your keyboard layout settings to replace US keyboard with US-International keyboard.

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Use "Windows + Spacebar" to toggle keyboard layout (US-International to US keyboard, vice-versa). Or perhaps more conveniently, you may also use "CTRL + SHIFT" toggle between US and US International keyboard layout.

Here are other characters easily accessible when using US-International keyboard layout.
á = ' + a
ê = ^ + e

Thus, you can also make an enye (ñ) by typing ~ and n.
ñ = ~ + n

This formula is easier to recall, but using Alt GR + N is quicker, with only two key presses.

Caution: You may encounter malfunctioning keys when typing characters, but that's just because the ENG INTL keyboard is enabled. Revert the keyboard to ENG US so you can again type characters normally. Do this by pressing Ctrl + Shift or Win + Space.

[cjld]

You can switch keyboard in the lower right of the taskbar toolbars near the clock--click ENG icon.

[raidenahnie]

this is the easiest way to access ñ and Ñ in a 68 key keyboard. Thank you!

[weaky_]

Thank you so much bro i love how you get straight to the point.