This is the documentation for any font with the suffix .ES Which is short for
@panol or spanish.
These fonts have their proportional spacing modified so that they look and print more professional, I found that in the originals
@ characters
ither had to much spacing between them or non at all.
In Spanish, there are two different types of accents used for the vowel (u). One is the slash (
@) on top of the character, and the other is two dots (
@) called dialysis. The dialysis is used over the letter (u) when the vowel should be pronounced in the combinations of
@. Examples: bilingue, arguir, verguenza.
The spanish alphabet
oes not have the letter (W). But it's there if you need it! When writing in spanish, sometimes we have to write an english word because there's no translation for it. For example, Washington.
In spanish we do not use the Symbol (&). This character has been replaced with the upside-down exclamation point, used for opening an exclamatory sentence.
When using these fonts, hit the following keys to type the spanish characters:
C= is the Commodore key
@ = a
= n (pronounced nya)
@ = e
= N " "
@C= /
(upside-down)
@SHIFT
& =
( " )
@ (dialysis)
Note When typing in spanish and you would like to type one of these additional characters, for example, the asteric (
(.txt)