"Thank you Jean! I didn't know about the Swedish keyboard! Shows you how observant I am! I use Goolge translate all the time! Very helpful!"
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Cheryl Palmer commented on genealogicalstudies.com's group American Records"Hi everyone! I am currently starting the American Records program, so am behind most you here. I am taking two classes at this time. Methodology and Social Media. I look forward to learning for my own benefit at this time."
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This group is for students taking courses or working on the Certificate for American Records from The National Institute for Genealogical Studies.
Geoffrey Fröberg Morris replied to Cheryl Palmer's discussion Making character letters? in the group Sweden and Swedish Ancestry"There are good instructions to type the Swedish letters Å, Ä, and Ö in the FamilySearch Wiki too. These instructions include:
Activating and using the Swedish Keyboard in Windows 7 or XP
The 10 key pad method
Doing a copy…"
Anne Bradshaw left a comment for Cheryl Palmer"Hi Cheryl,
Just joined your lovely website at Heritage Happens, and am wondering if you have any inspiring stories relating to genealogy research that you might like to share, (a) on my new blog at http://www.truemiracleswithgenealogy.com and (b)…"
Sue Pearson Greichunos replied to Cheryl Palmer's discussion Making character letters? in the group Sweden and Swedish Ancestry"Alt + 134 or Alt 0229 = å
Alt + 143 or Alt 0197 = Å
Alt + 132 or Alt 0228 = ä
Alt + 142 or Alt 0196 = Ä
Alt + 148 or Alt 0246 = ö
Alt + 153 or Alt 0214 = Ö
Alt + 130 or Alt 0233 = é
Alt + 144 or Alt 0201 =…"
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News, tips and tricks about Family ChArtist. The easiest way to create a beautiful genealogy chart.See More
Cheryl Palmer is attending Paula Hinkel's event
Southern California Genealogy Jamboree at California
June 11, 2010 to June 13, 2010
The 41st Annual Southern California Genealogy Jamboree will be held in Burbank, California, June 11-13, 2010. Join other genealogists from the Southwest US and distant points to learn, network, eat, laugh, and celebrate family history. You'll pick from among over 100 classes conducted by over 50 renowned, professional speakers. Over 70 commercial organizations, genealogical societies, heritage societies and other exhibitors will be available to share their tips, answer your questions and sell…See More
Lynn Milton Anderson replied to Cheryl Palmer's discussion Making character letters? in the group Sweden and Swedish Ancestry"It is great that you got your numlock running. Alt codes for the three Norwegian vowels are done similarly but the codes are different. The vowels are the same but the graphics are different. Do note that they are at the END of the alphabet when you…"
Cheryl Palmer replied to Cheryl Palmer's discussion Making character letters? in the group Sweden and Swedish Ancestry"Cheri, this is EXACTLY what I have been trying to do! I am so very excited, it worked! All I have to do is hit the num lock button to get the numbers, and I never knew the numbers were on the keyboard, absolutely amazing! I can not believe I have…"
Cheri Hopkins replied to Cheryl Palmer's discussion Making character letters? in the group Sweden and Swedish Ancestry"Some of the regular keys should have numbers on them just like a keypad configuration, if you are using a laptop, look close they should be there. Mine is a gateway and I have to hit Fn and the Scroll lock key to activate the numerical keypad--THEN…"
Cheryl Palmer replied to Cheryl Palmer's discussion Making character letters? in the group Sweden and Swedish Ancestry"Hi Lynn. I will check out the learning Swedish discussion and start with the first post. I just upgraded my computer to Windows 7. I am in the US. I think my old laptop had the added keyboard, as it was stuck in another language at one time. I think…"
Lynn Milton Anderson replied to Cheryl Palmer's discussion Making character letters? in the group Sweden and Swedish Ancestry"In this group site go to the discussion Learning Swedish. I don't remember which lesson it is in but try ONE first.
If you are using a Windows operating system Windows 95 or later, you can "install an international keyboard." That is…"
Cheryl Palmer added a discussion to the group Sweden and Swedish Ancestry
Making character letters?
Can anyone tell me how to make the character letters on a laptop when there isn't a numbered key pad on the right of the keyboard? Thank you!
Profile Information
- What surnames are you interested in researching?
- FLEMING, LAGORIO, LUNDBERG, HARDING, MINER, PALMER, WESTBY
- What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?
- Norway, Sweden
- What is your level of genealogy knowledge?
- Intermediate Family History Researcher
- Do you have a genealogy website or blog?
- http://heritagehappens.blogspot.com
Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 3:29pm on March 23, 2011, Anne Bradshaw said…
Hi Cheryl,
Just joined your lovely website at Heritage Happens, and am wondering if you have any inspiring stories relating to genealogy research that you might like to share, (a) on my new blog at http://www.truemiracleswithgenealogy.com and (b) either added to my current book by that name, or to volume 2?
I'm looking for stories that indicate help from beyond the veil, and all are welcome to contribute experiences no matter what their religious beliefs or understandings as to how things happen.
Look forward to hearing from you.
- At 11:33am on July 11, 2009,
Kathryn M. Doyle said… - Actually, it's Thelma and Louise!!
- At 7:58pm on July 9, 2009,
Greta Koehl said… - Hi, Cheryl, good to see you're on here, too. I resisted a day, then gave in and joined. And how I'm having too much fun.
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