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On computers made for Americans there is no "Alt+gr" key; only on European models. We have only the plain "Alt" keys. As for the "Irish" keyboard--I actually installed it, and found it was absolutely identical to the English keyboard--and THERE IS NO FADA ON IT!!! Very strange, since the only real difference between typing
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Yes, someone else mentioned the Irish keyboard, but my point was, it is still more difficult--with the Irish keyboard you still have to type: Ctrl+Alt+a for á and Ctrl+Alt+Shift+a for Á Holding 3 or even 4 non-sequential keys down at once is harder (at least to me) than simply hitting [a... And most all the other keys in the Spanish keyboard
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There is a much easier way. I use Windows 7 now but it was the same in Vista. I have Spanish installed as a second keyboard language, and since it uses the same accent mark (á), I just switch to Spanish (one click on the task bar to go from EN to ES-Español), and once I'm in there all I have to type is a [ (the key to the right of