>>From the FAQ ...
>Q33 The dead keys don't work on my keyboard
>It's quite a challenge working out how to do international keyboard
>support across different platforms. We'll sort out dead keys, but if
>you'd like to work out how to do them, we'd be grateful.
>
>We're looking at finding ways to deploy VNC throughout our enterprise, but
>this is something that could prevent it.
>
>Is there any update on this?
With ChromiVNC, the "dead keys" on the Macintosh keyboard are accessible
from most well-behaved VNC viewers - simply pressing the Macintosh
combination on the viewer (whichever platform) will cause the Server to
respond correctly. I doubt the same can be said for other servers, however.
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Get VNC Server for Macintosh from http://www.chromatix.uklinux.net/vnc/
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