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Posted: April 13 2006,16:32 |
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| Quote (roberts @ April 13 2006,11:25) | What keymap are you selecting?
What keyboard key sequence typically would produce that character? |
Into the Spanish keyboard (like in others) The "@", "#" and the € appear pressing at the same time "AltGr" + 2 ( for @) , 3 (for #) and E (for the monetary symbol).
The Spanish keyboard has got a key similar to the "apostrophe" in "I'm": it is the accent. The accent is appliable to the vowel letters. So we get "á é í ó ú".e.g.: "My name is Jesús". The "Tilde" Key or accent Key gives us the way of pronouncing the word.
Another mistake is with letter "Ñ" (like in "España"), symbols ¡'¿? and many others. The keyboard is configured in English. For example now I'm typing with debian-sid-hdinstalled linux and I have got no problems. Do you know what I mean?
Each time I start with dsl I type like that. "dsl lang=es" at the beginning, in xsetup.sh also select "es es", usually it is preselected. But It doesn't works correctly.
Thanks in advance. But I don't understand what you mean. Trying to answer you, I'm having problems with the accent key, the €, the @... and so on. "AltGr"+Key
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