Windows Vista: The method is very similar to that for Windows XP.Click OK to exit the menu system and finalize the installation. In the pull-down menu, select United States-International as the default language. Under "Installed Services" click "Add." Find the United States-International option and select it. Select the Languages tab and click the "Details." button.
Windows XP: From the main Start menu, go to the Control Panel and click on the Regional and Language Options icon.The numeric keypad on a full-size keyboard can also be used for Spanish characters using Alt codes.If the keyboard software isn't available, you can use the character map app to individually select the letters and special characters you need.If you often type in Spanish in Microsoft Windows, you should install the international keyboard software that is part of Windows and use the right Alt key for the Spanish symbols.
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