Choose the keyboard language & special characters on your Pixelbook
Note: Pixelbook is no longer sold by Google.
You can use different keyboard languages, sometimes called input methods, on your Pixelbook to:
- Change your typing language
- Spell check
- Use special characters, like accent marks or currency symbols
Set your keyboard language on a Pixelbook
- In the bottom right, select the time.
- Select Settings π Settings
π and then
Advanced. - Optional: To add another keyboard language, select Language π and then
Add languages. Choose your language(s) and select Add. - In the "Languages and input" section, select Input method π and then
Manage input methods. - Check the boxes next to the keyboard languages you'd like to use.
- Select Back π Back
- Select the keyboard language you want to use. You'll see "Enabled" listed under the current keyboard.
- Optional: To see all your keyboard language options on your desktop, turn on Show input options in the shelf.
Switch between languages on a Pixelbook
If you have more than one keyboard language turned on, you'll see the language you're using next to the time in the bottom right corner.
- In the bottom right, select the time.
- Select your keyboard language π Input
- Choose the keyboard language you want to use.
Note: You can also switch your language by pressing Ctrl + Shift + Space until you see the language you want. To switch back, press Ctrl + Space.
Set your spell check language on a Pixelbook
- In the bottom right, select the time.
- Select Settings π Settings
π and then
Advanced. - In the "Languages and input" section, select Spell check.
- Choose the languages you want to use for spell check.
Add accent marks
The U.S. International keyboard has the following accent marks:
| Acute (Γ©) | ' + letter |
|
Grave (Γ ) |
` + letter |
| Tilde (Γ±) | Right Alt + ~ + letter |
| Circumflex (Γ΄) | Shift + ^ + letter |
| Umlaut/diaeresis (ΓΌ) | Shift + " + letter |
| Cedilla (Γ§) | ' + c |
Using an on-screen keyboard? To add accent marks or other special characters using the on-screen keyboard rather than a physical keyboard, see Related articles.
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