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Thanks for the one helpful reply.
I had no idea, but it turns out Microsoft have a free keyboard layout creator. So now I've modified my UK extended keyboard layout to have AltGR+S to be ß.
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Depending on where you need to type it, you could use autocorrect to change another character to the ß.
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I have German and UK keyboard layouts set up at the moment. Left Shift + left Alt switches between them. The ß is where the - key usually is.
Edit: My main problem is that it's a German keyboard so the markings are pretty much useless when it's switched to UK layout.
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Shift-Ins - before you do it Ctrl-Ins to copy it into buffer.
HTH
P.S. Don't use this Ctrl-C/Ctrl-V, that's nooby way of doing it.
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How to type the Eszett (ß)
I use the UK Extended Keyboard, or Welsh as Windows calls it which makes it easy to get the French accents and the umlaut, but I can't find any way of typing the Eszett (that's the funny German ß), apart from the crude way of ALT + 0223.
Anyone know of a way of doing it on a UK keyboard? Presumably if I install the German keyboard I'll be able to do it, but then some of the other keys will be in the wrong place.
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