@kitten I'm bored and german... so here's an unsolicited tip for umlaute, if your keyboard doesn't have 'em and/or you're not native. The important thing to remember is that they're double vowels, the 2 dots just replace an e that would come after in the same way the tilde above the ñ replaces an "n":
ä -> ae ö -> oe ü -> ue
Have fun writing german words correctly even without the newer umlaut letters. (new as in created in the 90's to standardize the language) I too use this, because all my keyboards are US QWERTY.
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/silly
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