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On Sun, February 15, 2009 12:10 am, list-catcher wrote: |
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> I'm taking an online Spanish course which requires the use of accented |
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> vowels along with the ñ character. Right now I'm forced to cut and |
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> paste these letters when I need them but that's slowly driving me |
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> insane. Is there a way I can use a control or alt key along with the |
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> vowel (or n) to make the appropriate accented version? Is there |
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> another way to handle this? |
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I had a similar problem with my Chinese course until I came across "scim" |
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http://www.scim-im.org |
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As far as I can tell, it works with nearly all X-programs. |
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If you use KDE, also emerge 'skim', it integrates quite nicely. |
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It's in the default portage-tree. |
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