Being in the U.S, I assume you're using a standard U.S. keyboard.
Reconfigure it to U.S. international keyboard. (If you use Mandrake, the
Control Center can do this, otherwise check your distro's tools.) The
U.S. international keyboard gives you dead keys which allow you to
produce letters with d
fre 2002-09-20 klockan 21.00 skrev Tom Ball:
> On Thu, 2002-09-19 at 12:55, Tony Earnshaw wrote:
> > The easiest way for me, as mortal user, to turn my keyboard into a
> > German keyboard, is to go into an xterm (command-line screen, like an
> > MSDOS command screen but subtly different, you don't
On Thu, 2002-09-19 at 12:55, Tony Earnshaw wrote:
> The easiest way for me, as mortal user, to turn my keyboard into a
> German keyboard, is to go into an xterm (command-line screen, like an
> MSDOS command screen but subtly different, you don't have to go out of
> Evo) and enter 'setxkbmap de'. H
tor, 2002-09-19 kl. 21:07 skrev Sean M Alderman:
> Does Evo have the ability to print special ascii characters like the
> umlaut? If so what is the key sequence to make it print in a plain text
> email? I seem to remember there being some sort of alt- in the MS
> Office products to produce this
