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If you'll use a computer to go through the Spanish curriculum, you'll need to make sure it's ready to type accents and special characters, like the ñ.

Setting this up is quick, whether you use Windows or Mac. It only takes a few minutes.

Setting Up on Windows 11

1. Open Settings from the Start menu.

2. Go to Time & language, then click on Language & region.

3. Go to Preferred languages and choose Add a language.

4. Search for Spanish and choose a variant such as Español (Latin America).

5. Click Next and then follow the steps.

Once the language is installed:

• Find it in your Preferred languages list.

• Click on the ellipsis to show additional options and select Language options.

• Go to Keyboards, click on Add a keyboard and select the Spanish layout you prefer.

To switch between keyboards:

• Press Windows key + Spacebar.

• Or click the language icon on your taskbar (often marked as ENG) and choose Spanish.

Setting Up on Mac

1. Open the Apple Menu and select System Settings.

2. Go to Keyboard.

3. Go to Text Input > Input Sources.

4. Click on Edit...

5. Click on the plus (+) button at the bottom and select Spanish from the list.

6. Click on Add.

Now you're all set to go through the Spanish curriculum and complete the tasks, including those that require accent marks and special characters.

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I've read the "How to Set Up the Spanish Keyboard on Your Computer" article.