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Message: [QUOTE="Sifaka, post: 4460508, member: 8516"] There was a lengthy thread about players's name back in early Nov. Try this: Post in thread 'The UConn players’ names - INES, not Inez' [URL='https://the-boneyard.com/threads/the-uconn-players%E2%80%99-names-ines-not-inez.184331/post-4420552']The UConn players’ names - INES, not Inez[/URL] It's called a circumflex. Accents are important in some languages, including Portuguese, Spanish, and others. Pronunciation and meaning can change with the presence or absence of an accent. Example: In Spanish [B][I]inglés [/I][/B][I](ing [B]LACE[/B]) [/I]with an acute accent means English, both the language and a person from England. Take away the accent and the pronunciation changes to [B]ING[/B] lace, and the meaning…it's [I]groins! If you want the simplest solution, it's in my signature on every post. :)[/I] [/QUOTE]