Click 'Assign.' If you experience difficulty and need further help, you can type a question for help in the search bar that is located in the top right hand corner of the application. It should also list below it the name of the document you are currently working on.ġ0. Use the drop down menu under 'Save as' to choose if you want to apply this function to 'Normal' (meaning all Microsoft Word documents) or just the current one you are in. Select the 'Shortcut Key' and make sure the letter you want to create the shortcut key for is in the 'Command' box on your right hand side.ĩ. Go to 'Insert' and select the 'Symbol' option.Ĩ. It will also stay in the 'Recently Used Symbols' field the next time you open the Symbol box for quicker selection.ħ.
Hit 'Cancel' to exit the box and you will find that the character has been inserted into the document. Choose the letter you want to use and select 'Insert.'Ħ. Scroll down past the normal characters you see on the keyboard until you see the letters of the alphabet again, but with the overbar symbol over the character.ĥ.
There is a specific ALT code for each accented C capital letter (uppercase, majuscule) and each accented C small letter (lowercase, minuscule), as shown in the table below. These accents on the letter C are also called accent marks, diacritics, or diacritical marks. Leave the default selection of normal text in the 'Font' field.Ĥ. Listed below are the ALT codes for letter C with accents (or letter C ALT codes). Go to 'Insert' at the top of the Microsoft Word application.ģ.
