How do you add spanish accent marks in MS word on a laptop?

You have to use character map! Click Start > Accessories > System Tools > Character Map. From there, you can copy and paste every conceivable accented letter there is. Have fun!

There's an easier way: Add Spanish as a language to your Windows system. Start Menu - Settings - Control Panel - Regional and Language options - Languages - Details - Add Language - Spanish. Once you added Spanish, you can switch between English and Spanish with Alt+Shift. When you're in Spanish mode, you can just type this character: ' beofre any vowel you want to be accented, and it will appear accented (for example 'a --> á ) for ñ just put the character ; and that's it.

Some laptops use the blue FN key to switch the 7-8-9-U-I-O-J-K-L-M-, keys into a numeric keypad. You may also have to switch on NumLock, which I've heard is FN/ScrollLock. As for the keystrokes themselves: This should work in any Windows word processor, text editor, browser or email client. 1.Make sure your keyboard is in NumLock mode. 2.Hold down the ALT key and enter the number on the numeric keypad. for é 130 for á 160 for í 161 for ó 162 for ú 163 for ñ 164 for Ñ 165 for ¿ 168 for ¡ 173 Hope that helps.

go to insert, then symbol everything you need is there

I press SHIFT, then ALT, so I get all da symbols like Ñ ´