morten wrote:
> I've run into trouble....
> I'm danish meaning that my keyboard include øæå, but it so happens
> that I am in france and have to write in french from time to
> time. French people use ´`^ etc and that works fine. But they also
> have the c 'cedille' - it the c with the thing bellow it.
> I can handle all kind of appostrophes under lyx, but here I'm the
> dark. I was looking for a table including special characters but I
> didn't find it.
I'm not quite sure what you are looking for. I suppose a way to type
those characters in!? Generally, I use the compose key for that, and
the best way to find out what can be typed in via compose is to look at
/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/locale/iso8859-1/Compose
(at least that is where it is on my computer). This e.g. tells me that
for the cedilla i have to use c and a comma, so Compose-c-, -> ç
Of course you have to know the name of the character you are looking
for...
Pit
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