There is an umlaut above the O

Posted By: sm on 2008-11-15
In Reply to: Waldenstrom's macroglobulin anemia. - mschweikl

Subject: There is an umlaut above the O

So is sounds like wal-den-stro-em and not wal-den-strom

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Waldenstrom's macroglobulin anemia. - mschweikl
- Waldenstr�m , with no e - (nm)
  - How could you type the Umlaut, the two points on the o, on an English keyboard????..s/m - abc
    - If you use MS Word - (sm)
      - Thank you, never knew this! Thanks also to the other posters!..nm - abc
    - In Word, press Ctrl + Shift + ; then the letter you want to get umlaut - sm
    - ALT 0214 or ALT 0246 �� - Tired&CrankyMT
- There is an umlaut above the O - sm
  - Exactly, it is Waldenstroem, it is Swedish..nm - abc
- It is WaldenstroEm's disease..nm - abc
- Per Stedman's Path/Lab, Waldenstrom's macroglobulinemia, one word for the second part. Nm - Cyndiee
- I used your phrase and came up with lots in google - nm
- Waldenstrom - nm

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How could you type the Umlaut, the two points on the o, on an English keyboard????..s/m
Subject: How could you type the Umlaut, the two points on the o, on an English keyboard????..s/m

I suppose you have a German keyboard?
If you want to type an Umlaut on an English keyboard you type oe.
Or tell me your secret!

In Word, press Ctrl + Shift + ; then the letter you want to get umlaut
Subject: In Word, press Ctrl + Shift + ; then the letter you want to get umlaut

You can make it an AutoCorrect entry if this is something you often do.