Typing "È" on standard Italian Windows layout?

Cultural Q

I've been using the US - International English keyboard but that means that I need to hit "`", hold shift + press "e". This would be fine if that layout had è, ò, à, and ì as single keys (it only has á, é, ó and í and you have to hold the right alt key), and didn't require a space for quotation marks. This is a pain in the neck.

How do you write "È" on a standard Italian windows keyboard (with a reasonable number of key presses)?

PS. I don't have a number pad for space saving reasons.

Posted Apr 26, 2017, 5:29 PM UTC

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