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If you need to use accent marks, also called diacritical marks, in your text while typing in Pages, TextEdit, or just about anything on the Mac, there are several different ways to easily type these with the keyboard. So letamp;#39;s look at a few. The way that has been around the longest is to use the Option key with some special keys on the keyboard. So, for instance, if I wanted to put an accent mark in cafe, before I type the e I would hit Option e and you can see it puts a little accent mark over the yellow highlight line. Then I type the letter e and I end up with an e with that accent mark above there. Now these special keys on the keyboard can be seen if you were to go to System Preferences under Keyboard and turn on Show Keyboard and Emoji viewers in Menu Bar. Then go up to those and turn on Show Keyboard Viewer. Now if I hold the Option key down on this little keyboard here I can see, in orange, these special keys. So itamp;#39;s e, u, i, n, and then the backwards accent ma
