Re: [SLE] Use of special characters in SuSe 10.0 (KDE)

On Thursday 08 June 2006 12:09, Kobus wrote:
Kevin Donnelly het op Woensdag 07 Junie 2006 16:53 geskryf:
The SUSE default setup is actually much better than Microsoft
Windows. I'm attaching a *** that shows how to get most of the
special characters you are ever going to need direct from the
keyboard, assuming you are using the default UTF-8. You need to
view it using a Unicode(UTF-8)-enabled font, eg GNU Unifont. This
was for SUSE 9.0, I think, but it has changed only minimally since.

Kevin

What are the "AltGr" key / key combo?

Regards

Kobus
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Some or many of the European keyboads have that key, Kobus, but for the
rest of us, I/we use the right shift, right Windows key to accomplish
the same thing. There is a database of all the key combinations to get
your special character too. Don't remember where just now.

Just press, right shift then right Win, then release both. You can now
press your other keys to get the special character. ë ö ó ° ê

regards,
Lee

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