German Keyboarding US-International Keyboard Map

First symbol = key by itself
Second symbol = key while holding down Control and Alt
Third symbol = key while holding down Control and Alt and Shift

1 ¡ ¹	2 ²	3 ³	4 ¤ £	5 €	6 ¼	7 ½	8 ¾	9 '	0 '	-× ÷
q ä Ä	w å Å	e é É	r ®	t þ Þ	y ü Ü	u ú Ú	I í Í	o ó Ó	p Ö	[ «	] »
a á Á	s ß §	d ð Ð	f	g	h	j	k	l ø Ø	; ¶ °	´ ¨
z æ Æ	x	c © ¢	v	b	n ñ Ñ	m µ	, ç Ç		/ ¿	© B Klapouchy 1999-2007

The ' " key [far right in third row from the top and yellow-shaded above] is a "dead key", i.e., it only works in combination with the next key you hit:

hit the space bar and an apostrophe appears [quotation mark if you had used the shift on the dead key].
hit a vowel and you get the diacritical version of that vowel: ó é ú í ü ï ÿ

* If this isn't already your default keyboard in Windows 98, go to: Settings, Control Panel, Keyboard, Language, Properties, Keyboard Layout and choose "United States-International". [XP has slightly different terminolgy; click here.]

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