New german snowdrop cultivar

[Hagen Engelmann]

Maggi, thank you so much for the new nickname, where did you take the ö

[Gerdk]

The best from Oirlich:

Hagen,
Who sold 'Federgrüner' FEDERSCHWINGEN  ?  - My friend asked me to look for these green petalled snowdrops    (Rudi Bauer?) - it seems I am a little bit white-green blind!

Gerd

[Lvandelft]

Maggi, thank you so much for the new nickname, where did you take the ö

alt 148 : ö 

We use QUERTY keybords, for German languages are QUERTZ keybords more useful.
I would like to use both. 

[Maggi Young]

' Federgrüner' FEDERSCHWINGEN    has an elegant form.... it appeals more to me than some of the greenish snowdrops.


ü  ö  ä Ä Ö  ö ü  Ü  à  á  â  ç  è  é  ê  ë  ñ  ô  ü .... Hagen, I keep such things near me since one never knows when they may be useful !  I cannot get my keyboard to respond to Luit's "code" nor to another code that I was given, so I copy and paste to acheive Chlöe, Göte and Ståle .... there is often a clue......

[Casalima]

ü  ö  ä Ä Ö  ö ü  Ü  à  á  â  ç  è  é  ê  ë  ñ  ô  ü .... Hagen, I keep such things near me since one never knows when they may be useful !  I cannot get my keyboard to respond to Luit's "code" nor to another code that I was given, so I copy and paste to acheive Chlöe, Göte and Ståle .... there is often a clue......

Are you using the key pad for the alt+digits??
The Portuguese keyboard is a QWERTY with ´`^~¨ separate from the actual letters - very useful for most Western (not Scandinavian or Central) European languages. Here are ã, Ã õ and Õ just in case you have to write some Portuguese one day, Maggi 

Chloë

[Anthony Darby]

Being born in the steam age I just open a Word document and select symbol and then copy and paste.

[Lvandelft]

ü  ö  ä Ä Ö  ö ü  Ü  à  á  â  ç  è  é  ê  ë  ñ  ô  ü .... Hagen, I keep such things near me since one never knows when they may be useful !  I cannot get my keyboard to respond to Luit's "code" nor to another code that I was given, so I copy and paste to acheive Chlöe, Göte and Ståle .... there is often a clue......

Maggi you could try Ctrl+Alt , This is used at older keybords for the ASCI table.
I could copy this table for you if you want.

[Maggi Young]

Maggi you could try Ctrl+Alt , This is used at older keybords for the ASCI table.

Just tried that, Luit.... but whichever code I type with Ctrl + Alt, all I get is a Euro sign.... but it does not work HERE !??!! I think it is easier to stick with copy and paste!

Chloë, thanks for the  ã, Ã õ and Õ !!

Are you using the key pad for the alt+digits??

didn't quite understand what you meant by this 
 

[Lvandelft]

Maggi you could try Ctrl+Alt , This is used at older keybords for the ASCI table.

Just tried that, Luit.... but whichever code I type with Ctrl + Alt, all I get is a Euro sign.... but it does not work HERE !??!! I think it is easier to stick with copy and paste!
 

And without Ctrl, (only Alt) ??
I have a very cheap keybord from Sweex.
Oh, and I use American English, thought it is the same???

[Casalima]

Are you using the key pad for the alt+digits??

didn't quite understand what you meant by this 

I meant that the Alt+code only works with the numbers from keypad and not with the numbers that run along the top of the keyboard - at least on a normal PC keyboard. And you have to make sure that NumLock is on.

Chloë

[Hagen Engelmann]

Hi Maggi, I thought so, like you wrote (the ö) . I`m like you. I find the pastell green Flowers very fine. Often better then the intensive striped ones.

But I made  a mistake: I showed FEDERSCHWINGEN and not FEDERGRÜNER. ( Maggi would you change the picturename please? Please.

Gerd, Kurt is the owner of  FEDERSCHWINGEN.

[Maggi Young]

Hagen, I have made the change, I' m sorry  I am late in doing so, I was offline for a while.

Oh, and I use American English, thought it is the same???

Luit! I hope you are teasing ??

I meant that the Alt+code only works with the numbers from keypad and not with the numbers that run along the top of the keyboard

Chloë, NOW I understand! Most of this pc and its bits and pieces are a complete mystery to me... thanks for your help. Now, to see if it works:                 Er, that would be a no!
Ah well, I tried

[Diane Clement]

Being born in the steam age I just open a Word document and select symbol and then copy and paste.

try this in Word:
press Ctrl, with the accent key together, then the letter.  For example, for á  press Ctrl  and hold while you
press  ΄ then a. 
This method works for  è  ñ  ö  á  î  etc   

If you need ¿  then it's right side Alt key and ?

But these are codes that only work in Word, they won't work in html, but you can paste them in from Word

[Lvandelft]

Luit! I hope you are teasing ??

No Maggi I am NOT. 
I can choose out of United States and United States International and the last one I use!

[Lvandelft]

http://www.asciitable.com/

Maggi try this site, maybe it can help you.
(I would need my dict. to understand everything) but I'll be off to sleep!