Hello Henry,
Wednesday, January 8, 2003, 7:56:01 AM, you textually orated:
HP> Hello,
HP> Dead keys enable one to type characters with Umlauts, circonflexes,
HP> the extra Scandinavian letters, etc. An o-Umlaut for example, is made
HP> by first typing a double quote (which doesn't appear on th
Hello,
Dead keys enable one to type characters with Umlauts, circonflexes,
the extra Scandinavian letters, etc. An o-Umlaut for example, is made
by first typing a double quote (which doesn't appear on the screen,
unless you type an extra space), and then the o, which results in the
o-Umlaut (w
> Henry Pijffers
Just a follow up to my answer Henry - and this is going to sound dumb - but
what are dead keys anyways?
I really don't know.
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> I have a question about dead keys. I'm using Redhat 7.3, and I had it
> installed once with the type "U.S. English w/deadkeys", checked the
> "enable deadkeys" box, and it used to work. Up until recently that
> is... SOMEHOW my system switched to normal behaviour, and dead keys no
> longer wo
Hello,
I have a question about dead keys. I'm using Redhat 7.3, and I had it
installed once with the type "U.S. English w/deadkeys", checked the
"enable deadkeys" box, and it used to work. Up until recently that
is... SOMEHOW my system switched to normal behaviour, and dead keys no
longer work
