French ç with a German keyboard without a numeric keyboard?

The letter ç can be typed using French input language (keyboard layout) with the same key you get digit 9, top row of alphanumeric keys (just under the Function keys).

Keypress	French layout	German layout	UK layout	US layout
9	ç	9	9	9
SHIFT + 9	9	)	(	(
AltGR + 9	N/A	]	N/A	N/A

Simply add French input language (keyboard layout) to your system and switch to it whenever you need it. To add French input language go to Settings > Time & language > Region & language, select your display language, click Options:

Click Add a keyboard, browse to French and add it:

When done and you'll need to type using French layout, click the language indicator in notification area and select preferred input language:

Please notice, because I have the Taskbar vertical on left, screenshot above might look different than your actual Taskbar and Notification area. Using the default Taskbar on bottom, the language indicator is next to clock at bottom right corner of your display.

That's it. All letter ç in this post were typed simply by switching my usual Finnish input language temporarily to French, using a physical keyboard device with German key layout.

Kari

It's of course up to you.

My previous post gives you the only viable and usable solution and answer to your question. You are of course free to search other workarounds.

Kari