He didn't have too much trouble until he tried to key in the Spanish accent marks - he had absolutely no idea how to do it. He'd turned up and been given some text to type into a document. "Isn't this supposed to be your first day at work" Ken asked. Two hours into Pete's first day at work, Ken was finishing a class when Pete walked in looking a little down in the mouth. Not exactly a dream position, but excellent work experience and a good intro to the industry. Within a couple of weeks Pete had landed his first job as a Mac operator. Ken (the tutor) didn't think he would have too much trouble breaking into graphic design employment. Pete was a talented chap - he had a good eye, and he was pretty handy with Photoshop and Quark. He told us about a student he had once taught - let's call him Pete - a full time undergraduate doing a 3 year graphic design degree. And of course I had to learn how to use an Apple Mac.Īfter settling into our seats for the first lesson, the tutor told us a little story. When I learned how to use Apple Macs and make the transition from drawing board to computer monitor, I undertook an excellent crash course on desktop publishing and graphic design software. How to Create Common Accent Marks on Apple Macs, Including French, German, Scandinavian & Spanish Accent Marks A cautionary tale about accent marks!
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