For instance, by default, pressing the right Alt key followed by ‘A’ and ‘E’ will insert the ‘Æ’ character. You can enter a special character by combining a hotkey of your choice with two or more pre-defined keys on the keyboard.
The process of inserting special characters using WinCompose is dead simple. Meet WinCompose, an open-source desktop tool that saves you from this tasking process by allowing you to swiftly type special characters using simple key combinations. However, if you often find the need to type special characters in text, then copying them from the Characters Map every time could prove to be tedious and time-consuming. Windows lets you use tons of different special characters, which don’t appear on a standard QWERTY keyboard, via an integrated Character Map.
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