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How To Type Special French Characters

These are the special characters you will need: Dot l'accent aigu é Dot l'accent grave è, à, ù Dot l'accent circonflexe â, ê, î, ô, û Dot le tréma ë, ï Dot la cédille ç Special Characters on the PC (with Windows 95, 98, NT) Some word processors, such as Microsoft Word, allow you to input special characters by using Control key shortcut combinations. Press and hold the Control key (Ctrl on you keyboard), then press the special key indicated. Release the two keys, then press the key for the letter you want accented. l'accent aigu Ctrl-' (Apostrophe) l'acdfent grave Ctrl-` (Key just to the left of the 1 key) l'accent circonflexe Ctrl-^ (Karrot or shift 6, you will have to press Ctrl, Shift and 6 at the same time) le tréma Ctrl-: (Colon, you will have to press Ctrl, Shift and ; at the same time) La cédille Ctrl-, (Comma) Dotl'accent aigu é Ctrl-' then e Dotl'accent grave è Ctrl-` then e à ...
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Content Provider

Content Providers are again one of the fundamental building blocks of the Android Platform. So far, we have looked at Activities , Services , which are basic building blocks. We have also looked at intents , notifications and variations of the same . None of these have dealt with stored data. Content Provider brings us to the concept of how to deal with data stored in the Android mobile esp. if the data has to be shared across applications. Before we move on to shared data, let us understand the basics of data storage support provided by Android.  There are 4 ways we can store data: 1.     Preferences 2.     Files 3.     RDBMS (SQLite) 4.     Network Preferences – Preferences are used to store user preferences for a single application or across applications in a mobile. They are typically name-value pairs accessible to the context. Files – Files can be stored directly on to the mobile or to extend...
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