On 0, Leandro Guimaraens Faria Corsetti Dutra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I am using Mozilla & Galeon at Debian GNU/Linux 3.0 PowerPC testing. I > have an iBook with US keyboard, and use the US-intl keyboard which gives > me Western European diacritical accented characters using the tilde, > quote, apostrophe, circumflex and grave dead keys. The original > characters are given by typing the key twice or followed by a space. > > I can use dead keys both in console and in X, using Gnome mostly. But I > can't use them properly in neither Mozilla nor Gnome. The URL boxes are > OK, but neither HTML forms nor email bodies or headers. I do not get > neither accented character nor the simple quote, apostrophe, tilde, grave > or circumflex. > > I already revised all my locale and keyboard configurations with help > from the user-portuguese list, and no one could help me there. I am > about to file a bug, but thought it might be expedient to raise the issue > here.
Maybe the forms use the Content-Encoding: and Content-Language:
headers of the HTML page to determine locale instead of your system
locale?
Tom
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