[ gaim-Support Requests-1401072 ] accented characters

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Support Requests item #1401072, was opened at 2006-01-09 22:46
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>Status: Open
Priority: 5
Submitted By: RabbiClemens (rabbiclemens)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Summary: accented characters

Initial Comment:
i've been using gaim for some time now, but i still
haven't found a way to input accented characters
without copying and pasting them from other applications
(i use gaim to talk to buddies in mexico, and accents
would be rather useful.)
i don't know if this is the right place to request that
or not....

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>Comment By: RabbiClemens (rabbiclemens)
Date: 2006-01-11 23:34

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i'm not really sure that i understand most of what you
wrote... haha, sorry.
i'm using gaim on a pc with windows xp, i was jsut wondering
if there was a patch or certain combination of buttons (like
ctrl + ' then a for an accented letter, as in msn or
microsoft word) or if there's a way i can set that up. it's
not terribly often that i need them, but they'd be a big
help, so maybe the control-shift-hexcode would work, though
i've no idea what that is.
i only need it for spanish, so just the vowels and the
accented n is all i need, nothing fancy like chinese.

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Comment By: Luke Schierer (lschiere)
Date: 2006-01-11 21:52

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this depends alot on your environment.  some keymaps include
a "compose" key, such that the sequence compose a would
input an accented a.  for chinese or similar environments,
an entirely different input method is often needed.

less useful for frequent users, control-shift-hexcode will
insert the unicode character that is represented by that hex
code.  

what sort of system are you on? 

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