DCDuring TALK 17:27, (UTC) If Wikitiki89's comment is correct, snowclones are in appendices because they differ from the usual naming format. Wiki Tiki 89 17:00, (UTC) Who would look up I am (something), hear me (do something)? I would like to see how this could be made into something that was demonstrably useful. Daniel Carrero ( talk) 04:40, (UTC) It's precisely because of the X's (and Y's and Z's) that they are in the appendix. For example, many had a "Origin" section which I renamed to "Etymology". Note: I edited all the snowclone pages to make them use the normal entry layout.
Appendix:Snowclones/have X, will travel.Appendix:Snowclones/X and Y and Z, oh my!.Appendix:Snowclones/X? We don't need no stinkin' X!.Is there any particular reason why the snowclones are in appendices? I would have though they fit the main namespace nicely, except the "X" and "Y" in the page titles are a little odd.įor reference, here are all the current snowclone pages: 20 Initialisms of proper nouns that wouldn't meet CFI.19 Rename Category:Fictional abilities to Category:Metaphysical abilities.14 Looking for someone to help with FWOTDs.7 French capital letters with diacritics.6 Gothic words that are attested only in Runic inscriptions.4 Tagging entries missing a headword template.On the standard keyboard, you can also enter them in Unicode hex:įor lowercase "ü" press u, then type "fc" (without quotes) and įor uppercase "Ü" press u, then type "dc" (without quotes) and See the online Chrome help for info on setting up the extended keyboard. On the "US extended" keyboard you'll find lowercase "ü" on the "y" key, and you can get the uppercase "Ü" by typing an uppercase "Y". (This also works to put those two dots above other vowels as well.) In Ubuntu Linux (or I suppose any type of Linux), first use Keyboard preferences to designate a Compose key, for example one of the keys.įor lowercase "ü" press " u (Control - double quote -u)
How to make capital a with umlaut windows#
If 154 does not work, try and 0220 on the number pad instead.Īlso you can hunt down this and other special characters in Windows by going to Start > All Programs > Accessories > System Tools > Character Map. If 129 does not work, try and 0252 on the number pad instead.įor uppercase "Ü" hold down and type 154 on the number pad. On the Windows US keyboard hold down the key and at the same time on the number pad type the following:įor lowercase "ü" hold down and type 129 on the number pad. When using a Pinyin input method (or my Pinyin macros for Word and Excel) in Windows, Mac, Linux, or almost any other operating system, if you don't have u-with-diaeresis on your keyboard, then type the letter "v" like this: The answer is of course different for Pinyin input methods and macros, Word/OpenOffice/other apps in Windows or Linux, or in html.but it's pretty easy to remember.
How do I type the letter "ü" ("u" with an umlaut, the two dots above the letter)?Įven if you don't have a German, Hungarian or other keyboard that includes this letter, there is a way to type it.
How to make capital a with umlaut how to#
FAQ: How to Type U with Umlaut / Diaeresis :: Pinyin JoeįAQ: "U" with Diaresis (Umlaut, Ü & ü) in Pinyin input, Pinyin macros, Windows/Linux applications & HTML
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