Fada on Driving Licence.

[ryan-neil]

Hi,

Does anyone have a Fada on there Licence, i got my new licence back and there are no fada's at all, i am wondering if this is due to the person not knowing how to get fada on their keyboard, in this case i'l send it back or if it's an issue with the software.

Thanks

 

[Guest122]

If you had fadas on your application form you should get a licence back with fadas on it. Irish being the legal language of this country etc...

On a side note. Is there a quick way to insert Fadas into text? I use, Insert, Symbol, Font (normal text) in MS Word. Is this the easiest way?

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[Miles]

Hold down the ALT GR key (right side of space bar) and hit A, E, I, etc...

 

[ragazza]

Hold down the ALT GR key (right side of space bar) and hit A, E, I, etc...

This would be handy, but doesnt work for me. Instead ALT GR and <letter> works as a shortcut to menu options.

Instead I use :
a-accent : ALT + 0225
e-accent : ALT + 0233
i-accent : ALT + 0237
o-accent : ALT + 0243
u-accent : ALT + 0252
u-umlaut :ALT + 0250

 

[steelblue]

Instead I use :
a-accent : ALT + 0225
e-accent : ALT + 0233
i-accent : ALT + 0237
o-accent : ALT + 0243
u-accent : ALT + 0252
u-umlaut :ALT + 0250[/quote]


serious nerd stuff here

 

[ragazza]

Instead I use :
a-accent : ALT + 0225
e-accent : ALT + 0233
i-accent : ALT + 0237
o-accent : ALT + 0243
u-accent : ALT + 0252
u-umlaut :ALT + 0250

serious nerd stuff here [/quote]


Since I live in spain, I've had to start using accents when writing. I've caused great hilarity in work by leaving out accents! For example, "ano" with an accent means "year", but without an accent means your rear end!