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, This will open another window with the list of installed and available languages.
 Highlight it in the list and click Remove. Alternatively, you can have multiple keyboards installed at once. (For instance, the configuration shown includes Greek and Dvorak keyboards.) For multiple keyboards, you may select the default keyboard of your choice. You may also wish to define a keystroke to switch between the selected keyboards.
, Click on the second one below it and find United States (International).
 This is now your keyboard:
, For example, when you push the button (next to the one) it just makes a backtick . However, if you press and then a vowel (for example o) it will produce ò. Typing


and makes ò
and makes ó

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and makes õ (~ is also used for Spanish ñ or Portuguese ã)
and makes ô
and makes ö

, On this keyboard layout, Alt-Gr this takes the place of the Alt key on the right side. Alt is short for "alternative". Press it to get the following keyboard layout:


The alternative characters include:
¡ ² ³ ¤ € ¼ ½ ‘ ’ ¥ ×
ä å é ® þ ü ú í ó ö « »
á ß ð ø æ © ñ µ ç ¿

, Install the free software JLG Extended Keyboard Layout then redo the steps above, except that instead of choosing the US International keyboard layout, you choose the US (JLGv11) keyboard. More than 1000 unicode character are made available in this layer.
Go to the Control Panel and click on Regional and Language Options.
Click the Language tab, and under text services, click "details".
If you wish, remove the English US keyboard from the list.
If you want to add another language, click the add button.
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Pick the first thing as English (USA).
Click OK, and OK and you have it!,
To use this keyboard, notice that it is similar, with a few differences.
Find more options by pressing SHIFT:

The ,, and also function as accent keys.
Learn to use Alt-Gr.
Optional: If you still want to do other unicode characters like ţ, ş, ă, ą, ł, or ☏, ☼, ♂, etc.
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