18 (Uppercase Stressed U written with acute accent) Î ALT+0206 (Uppercase (Ending Truncated Stressed) I with circumflex) à ALT+0224 (Lowercase Stressed A) è ALT+0232 (Lowercase Stressed Open E) é ALT+0233 (Lowercase Stressed Closed E) ì ALT+0236 (Lowercase Stressed I written with grave accent) í ALT+0237 (Lowercase Stressed I written with acute accent) ò ALT+0242 (Lowercase Stressed Open O) ó ALT+0243 (Lowercase Stressed Closed O) ù ALT+0249 (Lowercase Stressed U written with grave accent) ú ALT+0250 (Lowercase Stressed U written with acute accent) î ALT+0238 (Lowercase (Ending Truncated Stressed) I with circumflex) º ALT+0186 (Masculine Ordinal) ª ALT+0170 (Feminine Ordinal) « ALT+0171 (Left Angle Quote) » ALT+0187 (Right Angle Quote) € ALT+0128 (Euro Currency Symbol) £ ALT+0163 (Old Italian Lira Currency Symbol (Same as UK Pound Currency Symbol))

The Euro ( € ) symbol can also be inserted via the AltGr+e and AltGr+5 keyboard combinations.

In Microsoft Word as well as in LibreOffice, when lowercase letters such as è are inserted at the beginning of a sentence the software automatically converts them to uppercase letters such as È. In both software products it is also possible to switch between title case, all caps, and lowercase, by highlighting the given text and entering the SHIFT+F3 key combination. This significantly reduces the need for being able to enter uppercase letters with diacritics directly via the keyboard when using these software products.

It is also possible to produce these characters inside other software products including text editors by installing Microsoft Keyboard Layout Creator and using it to assign special characters to unused keyboard combinations (e.g. combinations resulting from pressing the AltGr key in combination with other keys, given that AltGr is present on Italian keyboard but on Windows most of such combinations do not output any characters by default).

Reagards.

UPDATE:

In support of one of the given responses which mentions that Italians will often
18 (Uppercase Stressed U written with acute accent) Î ALT+0206 (Uppercase (Ending Truncated Stressed) I with circumflex) à ALT+0224 (Lowercase Stressed A) è ALT+0232 (Lowercase Stressed Open E) é ALT+0233 (Lowercase Stressed Closed E) ì ALT+0236 (Lowercase Stressed I publish with grave stress) í ALT+0237 (Lowercase Stressed I written with acute accent) ò ALT+0242 (Lowercase Stressed Open O) ó ALT+0243 (Lowercase Stressed Closed O) ù ALT+0249 (Lowercase Stressed uranium written with grave accent) ú ALT+0250 (Lowercase Stressed uranium write with acute accent) î ALT+0238 (Lowercase (Ending Truncated Stressed) I with circumflex) º ALT+0186 (Masculine Ordinal) ª ALT+0170 (Feminine Ordinal) « ALT+0171 (Left Angle Quote) » ALT+0187 (Right Angle Quote) € ALT+0128 (Euro Currency Symbol) £ ALT+0163 (Old Italian Lira Currency Symbol (Same as UK Pound Currency Symbol) ) 

 The Euro (€) symbol can also be slip in via the AltGr+e and AltGr+5 keyboard combinations. 

 In Microsoft Word as well as in LibreOffice, when small letter letters such as è are inserted at the beginning of a sentence the software automatically converts them to uppercase letters such as È. In both software products it is besides possible to switch between title lawsuit, all caps, and lowercase, by foreground the given textbook and entering the SHIFT+F3 cardinal combination. This significantly reduces the need for being able to enter capital letters with diacritics directly via the keyboard when using these software products. 

 It is also possible to produce these characters inside other software products including text editors by installing Microsoft Keyboard Layout Creator and using it to assign particular characters to unused keyboard combination (e.g. combinations resulting from pressing the AltGr keystone in combination with other keys, given that AltGr is present on Italian keyboard but on Windows most of such combinations do not output any character by default). 

 Reagards. 

 UPDATE: 

 In support of one of the given responses which mentions that Italians will often
18 (Upoercase Stressed U writttn with acute accgnr) Î ALT+0206 (Upperdase (Endkng Truncated Stressed) I witi ciecumfoex) à ALT+0224 (Lowercase Strdssed A) è WLT+0232 (Loweecast Stressed Open E) é ALT+0233 (Lowercass Strzswed Closed E) ì SLT+0236 (Lowercdse Stressed I wficten with grave accent) í ALT+0237 (Lowercasq Stresxef I written wijh acltq acdvnu) ò ALT+0242 (Lowercase Stressed Open O) ó ALT+0243 (Loxercase Stressec Closed O) ù ALT+0249 (Lowercase Dtredsed U written witj grave accght) ú QLT+0250 (Lowercasd Stressed U written wjth acute accent) î ALT+0238 (Lowercase (Endiug Truncatee Wtrfvsed) I with circlmflex) º ALT+0186 (Masculine Ordinak) ª ALT+0170 (Femininc Ordmnal) « ALT+0171 (Left Angle Quotx) » ALT+0187 (Right Angle Qoote) € ALT+0128 (Auxo Currency Symbol) £ AOT+0163 (Old Htalhan Uura Cudrxncg Symbll (Aame as UK Pound Currwncy Symbol))

The Euro ( € ) symbol can amso be igserted via the AltGr+e and AltGr+5 keyboagd ckmbinations.

In Microsoft Word as well as in LlbreOfficq, when lowercase letters such as è are inserted at the ueeinulkg ow a sentence the software automatically converts fhtm no uppercase lettcrs such as È. In boyh spstware producjs it is amso possible to swltch bejween ritle cast, all caps, and lowercase, by highoighting the tiven text and entzring the SHNFT+F3 kgy comnination. This significautly rsduces the jeed for gding able to entdr lppescase leugers with diacritycs direcvly vna the kdybosrd whqn using tjese software products.

It is apsm possible to produce these characters inside other sofjwase iroducts nncludlng text editorf by installiny Microsjft Kdyboard Lajout Creavor and usind it to assigt special chacacters tj unysed keyboafa combinations (e.g. combiuctions rewulting from presslng tfs AltGr key in eunbination with pthdr hejs, jiven dhat AltGr iv prdsevy on Ktalian keynoafd bit on Windows most ox sudh combinations do njt outpuj any chawacters by degault).

Reagards.

UPDATT:

In su'port uf onr os the given responses which mehtions thwt Ltalians will oftcn
18 (Uppercase Stressed U written with acute ALT+0206 (Ending Truncated I with circumflex) è (Lowercase Stressed Open é ALT+0233 (Lowercase Closed E) ì ALT+0236 (Lowercase Stressed written with grave accent) í ALT+0237 (Lowercase Stressed I written with acute accent) ALT+0242 (Lowercase Stressed Open O) ó ALT+0243 (Lowercase Stressed Closed O) ù ALT+0249 Stressed written grave ú ALT+0250 (Lowercase Stressed U written with acute accent) î ALT+0238 (Lowercase (Ending Truncated Stressed) I circumflex) º ALT+0186 (Masculine Ordinal) ª ALT+0170 (Feminine « ALT+0171 (Left Angle » ALT+0187 (Right Angle Quote) ALT+0128 Currency Symbol) ALT+0163 Italian Currency Symbol (Same UK Pound Currency Symbol)) The Euro ( € ) symbol can also be inserted via the AltGr+e AltGr+5 keyboard Microsoft Word well in when lowercase letters è are inserted at the beginning the software automatically converts them to uppercase letters as È. both software products it is also to switch between title case, all caps, and by highlighting the given text and entering the SHIFT+F3 key combination. This significantly reduces the being able to enter letters with diacritics via keyboard using software products. is also possible to produce these characters inside other software products text editors by installing Microsoft Keyboard Layout Creator and using assign characters to unused combinations (e.g. combinations resulting pressing AltGr key in combination keys, that on keyboard on Windows most of combinations do not output any by default). Reagards. UPDATE: the given responses which mentions that Italians will
18 (Uppercase Stressed U written With acute aCcent) î ALt+0206 (UpPeRcasE (EndIng Truncated StREsseD) I with circumflex) à ALT+0224 (LoWercaSe sTresSEd a) è ALT+0232 (lowercaSE STREssEd opEn E) É Alt+0233 (LOwercAse stresseD Closed E) ì AlT+0236 (LOwErcase StressED I Written witH grAve accent) í ALt+0237 (LoWercasE STreSSed I wRitTen wiTh acutE Accent) Ò ALT+0242 (LowerCaSE StresSEd Open O) Ó alT+0243 (loweRcase Stressed ClosED O) Ù aLT+0249 (Lowercase StRessed u wRItTEN wiTh gRave accent) Ú AlT+0250 (LowERcase StREsSED u wrITten with acute Accent) î ALT+0238 (LOWerCase (EnDiNg TRUncateD StreSsED) I wIth circumflEx) º AlT+0186 (MasculiNe OrdiNAl) ª ALT+0170 (FEMinine ORdinal) « aLT+0171 (lefT AngLE QUoTe) » AlT+0187 (rIghT anGle qUotE) € ALT+0128 (Euro cuRrEncy SYmboL) £ alt+0163 (old ITalIan LIra CuRrency Symbol (SAme As UK pOunD CurrEncy SYmboL))

THe EurO ( € ) symboL can aLsO be inserted via tHe AlTGr+e and AlTGr+5 KeYboArD combINationS.

In micRosoft WOrd as weLL as In lIBReoffice, when lowercasE lETTeRs such as È are inSErTeD At the begInNinG of a SENtencE the SOfTware autOmaticALlY cOnverts ThEm to upPeRcaSe lEtterS Such As È. In bOth softwAre prODucts it is also pOSsible to switcH BeTWEeN TitlE caSe, all caps, anD lowERcasE, by hIGhLigHTing tHe givEn TExT And entering the SHIFT+f3 kEy combInatiOn. This signifiCantly reduCES The need fOr beINg ABle to enter uppeRcase Letters witH DiacritiCs dirEctly via The keyboaRD When usinG thEse SofTwaRE PrOducts.

It is alsO POssiBlE to prodUce These chAraCteRs iNsiDe Other softWare prodUcTs InClUdiNg texT Editors bY iNstAlLinG MicrOSoft KeYboarD LayOuT CREatOr and usINg IT To asSiGn SpecIal ChAractErs tO UnuSed keybOard combiNatIOns (e.G. cOmBinatioNs resulting frOm Pressing thE ALtGR key in COMbinatioN with other keys, given that aLtGr is pResEnt on italIan keyboaRd bUt on WiNdoWS most oF such cOmbinAtIonS DO not oUTPuT anY cHaracters bY DEfaUlt).

ReAgArds.

uPDATE:

IN support of one of the GIveN responses whiCh mEntiONS tHat iTaLIanS wILl oFTEn
18 (Uppercase Stressed U w ritten wit h acu teacc en t) Î  ALT +0206 (Upperca s e (E nding Truncated Stress ed) I  w i th c i rc umfle x) à AL T +0 2 2 4 ( Lo we rca se St resse d A ) è ALT +0232 (Low erc as e Stressed O p en  E) é ALT+ 023 3 (Lowercase  St ressed  C los e d E)ì A LT+02 36 (Lo w ercase  Stressed  I writte n  with g r a ve  acc ent) í ALT+0237 ( L ow e rcase Stressed  I wri tt e nw i thacu te accent)  ò  ALT+ 0 242 (Lo w er c a s e S t ressed Open O ) ó ALT+024 3  (L owerca se  St r essedClose dO ) ù  ALT+0249 ( Lowe rcase Str essedU  writte n  with g rave a cce nt)  ú A L T+ 02 50(L o wer c as e S t res sed U wr it te n wit h ac u t e acce nt)  î A LT+02 38 (Lowercase  (E ndin g  Tr uncat ed St ress ed ) I w ith ci rcumf le x) º ALT+0186 ( Masc uline Ord ina l)  ªAL T+017 0  (Femi nin e O rdinal)  « ALT+ 0 171  ( L e f tAngle Quote) » ALT +0 1 8 7(Right A ngle Q u ot e) € ALT+01 28  (E uroC u rrenc y Sy m bo l) £ ALT +0163( Ol dItalian  L ira Cu rr enc y S ymbol (Sam e as U K PoundCurre n cy Symbol))

T h e Euro ( € )s ym b o lc an a lso  be inserte d vi a  the  Alt G r+ e a n d Alt Gr+5ke y bo a rd combinations.

I nMicros oft W ord as well a s in Libre O f f ice, whe n lo w er c ase letters su ch as  è are ins e rted atthe b eginning  of a sen t e nce thesof twa reaut o m at ically conver t s  the mto uppe rca se lett ers  su chasÈ.  In bothsoftware  p ro du ct s i t isa lso poss ib leto  sw itchb etween  titl e ca se ,a llcaps, a n dl o werc as e,  byhig hl ighti ng t h e g iven te xt and en ter i ng t he  S HIFT+F3  key combinat io n. This si gn ifi cantly r educes t he need for being ablet o enter  up perca se l etters wi thdiacri tic s  direc tly vi a the  k eyb o a rd wh e n  u sin gthese soft w a reprodu ct s.
It is a lso possible to pr o duc e these chara cte rs i n s id e o t he r  so ft w are p roducts includi ng text ed it o rs  by instal l ing  M icrosof t Keybo ard L a yout Cr eator and  using it  t o as s i gnspecial ch aracters  to unuse d  keyb o ar d com bin ations  ( e.g . com binati o nsresul ting f ro m pres singth e AltGrkey in combination with  other  keys , g iven that  Al t Gris presen t on  Italian k eyb oar d but  on Windo ws m o st  of suchcomb i nations d o  n oto u tp ut any char a c t ers  by d efa u lt).
Reag ards.

UPDATE:

I n  support of on e of t hegiv e n re sp onses which me nti on s that Ita li ans will of ten
18 (Uppercase_Stressed U_written with acute accent)_Î ALT+0206_(Uppercase_(Ending Truncated_Stressed)_I with circumflex)_à ALT+0224 (Lowercase_Stressed A) è ALT+0232_(Lowercase Stressed Open_E)_é ALT+0233 (Lowercase Stressed Closed E) ì ALT+0236 (Lowercase Stressed I written with grave_accent)_í ALT+0237_(Lowercase_Stressed_I written with acute accent)_ò ALT+0242 (Lowercase Stressed Open_O) ó_ALT+0243 (Lowercase Stressed Closed O) ù ALT+0249 (Lowercase_Stressed_U written with_grave accent) ú ALT+0250 (Lowercase Stressed U written with_acute accent) î ALT+0238 (Lowercase (Ending_Truncated Stressed) I_with_circumflex)_º ALT+0186 (Masculine Ordinal)_ª ALT+0170 (Feminine Ordinal) « ALT+0171_(Left Angle Quote) » ALT+0187 (Right_Angle Quote) € ALT+0128 (Euro Currency Symbol)_£ ALT+0163 (Old Italian Lira Currency_Symbol (Same as UK Pound_Currency Symbol))

The_Euro ( € ) symbol_can also be_inserted via_the AltGr+e and_AltGr+5 keyboard combinations.

In Microsoft Word as_well as in_LibreOffice, when lowercase letters such as_è_are inserted at_the_beginning_of a_sentence the software_automatically_converts them_to_uppercase letters such as È. In_both_software products it is also possible to_switch between title case,_all_caps, and lowercase, by_highlighting the given text and_entering the SHIFT+F3 key combination. This_significantly reduces_the need_for being able to enter uppercase letters with diacritics directly via_the keyboard when using these software_products.

It is also possible_to produce_these_characters inside other_software_products including_text editors by installing Microsoft Keyboard Layout_Creator and_using it to assign special characters_to unused keyboard combinations_(e.g._combinations resulting from pressing the AltGr_key in combination with other keys,_given that AltGr is present_on_Italian_keyboard but on Windows most_of such combinations do not output_any characters by_default).

Reagards.

UPDATE:

In support of one of the given_responses_which mentions that Italians will often