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From: Nick Batchelor at UNILEVERGBCC-LDN1
Date: 4/7/98 4:48PM
*To: alpha-osf-managers_at_ornl.gov at INTERNET
Subject: Summary: Default keyboard setting
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Dear All
I have a feeling my first attempt did not get through so here it is
again - apologies if you get this twice.
Nick
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Subject: Summary: Default keyboard setting
Author: Nick Batchelor at UNILEVERGBCC-LDN1
Date: 07/04/98 16:48
Dear All
Many thanks to all those who responded so quickly.
My original problem was that my 1200 had a default keyboard setting of
US-English with a pcxal keyboard. This meant that the pipe and back
slash symbol on by UK-English keyboard did not respond.
As many people explained, the solution is to set the language variable
at the chevrons prompt ie.
>>> set language 38
Then reboot.
This gives you English/Irish. To see the available options type:
>>> set language <any_old_rubbish>
Once you CDE has started, you can go to the cde toolbox, select
desktop-apps, select keycaps icon. This will bring up a screen allowing
you to select the correct language and keyboard type. Having done this,
add /usr/dt/bin/dxkeyboard -load to your .profile to restore the chosen
settings.
Many thanks to: Roger Picard, Will Flett, Richard Bembrose and Paul
Watson for such prompt replies.
Nick
Received on Wed Apr 08 1998 - 12:58:29 NZST