Brietkopf Fraktur'Long s' ( ſ ) is the ' key. Has ligatures: ch= '<' key, and ck='>' key.
Deutsch_Gothic Not a Fraktur font. No umlauts, no 'long s' ( ſ ), no'sharp s' ( ß ), and no ligatures.
Fette_deutsche Scrift 'Long s' ( ſ ) is the ' key. Has ligatures: ch= '<' key, and ck='>' key.
FetteFraD Letter 's' is the '#' key, no ligatures. Otherwise identical to the Luftwaffe font, except Fette FraD has a 'Long s' ( ſ ) and a different looking lower case letter 'x'. This bold font is one of my favorites.
FrakturThe 'Long s' ( ſ ) is the '#' key, no ligatures found.
Fraktur Plain No 'long s' ( ſ ), no ligatures found.
Humbolt Fraktur'Long s' ( ſ ) is the ' key. Has ligatures: ch= '<' key, and ck='>' key. This font of medium boldness is one of my favorites.
Kleist-Fraktur'Long s' ( ſ ) is the ' key. Has ligatures: ch= '<' key, and ck='>' key. This non-bold font is one of my favorites.
KochFraktur Letter 's' is the '+' key. Letter 'c' is the '$' key. Has ligatures: si='@' key, st='#' key, ch='c' key, ck='%' key, sch='[' key, ft=']' key, fi= '|' key, tz='{' key, ss='<' key, and ff='>' key. Annoyingly the 'c' key generates the 'ch' ligature.
LuftwaffeNo 'long s' ( ſ ) available. No ligatures. Otherwise identical to FretteFraD font except for lower case letter 'x'.
MarsFraktur NormalLetter 's' is the '+' key. Letter 'c' is the '$' key. Has ligatures: si='@' key, st='#' key, ch='c' key, ck='%' key, fi= '|' key, tz='{' key, ss='<' key, and ff='>' key. Annoyingly the 'c' key generates the 'ch' ligature.
PropagandaNot a Fraktur font. Letter 's' is the '+' key. No ligatures.
Schmale Anzeigenschrift 'Long s' ( ſ ) is the ' key. Has ligatures: ch='<' key, ck='>' key.
Schwaben Alt Bold Letter 's' is the '|' key. Has ligatures: st=' key, ck='@' key.
Tannenberg FettNot a Fraktur font. 'Long s' ( ſ ) is the ' key. Has ligatures: si='@' key, tt='#' key, ft='$' key, ch='<' key, ck='>' key.
Zentenar Fraktur 'Long s' ( ſ ) is the ' key. Has ligatures: ch='>' key, ck='<' key.
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Accent marks, formally called diacritical marks, are extra marks that appear above and below individual letters. Their usual purpose is to influence pronunciation. Merriam-Webster lists ten common diacritical marks, including the acute accent (ˊ), grave accent (ˋ), and cedilla (¸).1 Today’s tutorial explains three ways to insert accent marks in Microsoft Word:
Please note that accent marks are part of font files, so the font you’re using in Word determines which accent marks are available to you. All the standard fonts that come with Word include an exhaustive number of accent marks. However, decorative fonts and third-party fonts typically offer fewer options. For this tutorial, I’m using the Calibri font.
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The images below are from Word for Office 365, which is currently the same as Word 2019. The steps are the same in Word 2016 and are similar for Word 2013, Word 2010, and Word 2007.
Insert Accented Letters
Most standard fonts include commonly used accented letters, such as É, ã, and ç. Use this method if you want to insert accent marks and letters at the same time.
1. Place your cursor where the accented letter should appear in your text.
2. Select the Insert tab in the ribbon.
3. Select Symbol in the Symbols group.
4. Select More Symbols in the Symbol drop-down menu.
5. Select the Symbols tab in the Symbol dialog box.
6. Ensure that normal text is selected in the Font drop-down menu so that the accented letter you select matches your current font.
7. Select Latin Extended-A in the Subset drop-down menu for most of the common accented letters. Explore Latin Extended-B, Latin Extended Additional, and the remainder of the subsets for additional options.
8. Select the required accented letter.
9. Select the Insert button to insert the accented letter.
10. Select the Close button to close the Symbol dialog box.
The accented letter should now appear in your text.
Add Accent Marks to Existing Letters
Use this method if you want to add accent marks to existing letters in your text.
1. Place your cursor to the right of the letter that should receive the accent mark.
2. Select the Insert tab in the ribbon (see figure 1).
3. Select Symbol in the Symbols group (see figure 2).
4. Select More Symbols in the Symbol drop-down menu (see figure 3).
5. Select the Symbols tab in the Symbol dialog box (see figure 4).
6. Ensure that (normal text) is selected in the Font drop-down menu so that the accent mark you select matches your current font (see figure 5).
7. Select Combining Diacritical Marks in the Subset drop-down menu. Explore Combining Diacritical Marks Supplement and the remainder of the subsets for additional options.
8. Select the required combining accent mark.
9. Select the Insert button (see figure 7).
10. Select the Close button to close the Symbol dialog box (see figure 8).
The accent mark should now be connected to the letter chosen in step 1 above.
Insert Individual Accent Marks
Use this method if you want to insert individual accent marks, such as (ˊ),(ˋ), and (¸).
1. Place your cursor where the accent mark should appear in the text.
2. Select the Insert tab in the ribbon (see figure 1).
3. Select Symbol in the Symbols group (see figure 2).
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4. Select More Symbols in the Symbol drop-down menu (see figure 3).
5. Select the Symbols tab in the Symbol dialog box (see figure 4).
6. Ensure that (normal text) is selected in the Font drop-down menu so that the accent mark you select matches your current font (see figure 5).
7. Select Latin-1 Supplement in the Subset drop-down menu for most of the common accent marks. Explore Spacing Modifier Letters and the remainder of the subsets for additional options.
8. Select the required accent mark.
9. Select the Insert button (see figure 7).
10. Select the Close button to close the Symbol dialog box (see figure 8).
The accent mark should now appear in your text.
Accent marks can also be inserted with shortcut keys and alt codes. This tutorial focuses on the Symbol dialog box method because I believe it is the most convenient method for most Word users.
Further Reading:How to Insert Special Characters in Word
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Reference
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1. Merriam-Webster, s.v. “diacritic,” accessed September 15, 2019.