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The easiest way to type foreign characters and IPA phonetic symbols on your Windows PC

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TypeIt isn’t a code editor and I hesitated to feature it in this post. This handy tool helps you to access special characters such as French accents, as a visual keyboard does. Definitely a site to have in your...
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