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Before you start doing some of the drill exercises I recommend you changing your keyboard setting to US International. Here is how:
In Windows 2000
In Windows XP
Click "Start" (lower left corner)
Click "Control Panel"
Double Click "Regional and Language Options"
Click "Languages"
Click "Details"
(Under Default input language you will probably see "English (United States)"
Click "Add"
Mark the little check box "Keyboard layout/ IME
Now look for "United States-International" and click OK
(this brings you back to the screen "Text Services and Input Languages")
Under "Installed services" you should see "English (United States)" and "United States-International"
Under "Default input language" choose "United States-International"
Click "Apply
Click OK
If the computer asks you to insert your Windows installation disc, insert it and press OK
Windows now installs the new keyboard setting and probably tells you to restart your computer
That's it. At the buttom of your screen, on the right side, you will see a little keyboard sign, which can be used to switch between the "English (United States)" and "United States-International" keyboard setting
When you hit the single quote key in the "United States-International" keyboard setting and then a, e, i, o, u now, you will see á, é, í, ó, ú on the screen
For ñ, you hit Shift ~ and n