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Hi, Keyboard first: I thought I'd done this correctly at install, but it seems I have installed the wrong character set and when I type @ I get " , ...
  1. 05-06-2004 #1
    Ashocka
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    Modem and Intl Keyboard Settings



    Hi,

    Keyboard first: I thought I'd done this correctly at install, but it seems I have installed the wrong character set and when I type @ I get ", etc. Now, in Mandrake 9.x I could find the place to change this, but I just can't in M10. Anyone help?

    I always have problems with Mandrake and modems, it's really frustrating. I have both an internal and external hardware modem, but if Mandrake handles any Lucent or Netcomm winmodems okay I'd like to know.

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    For the keymap, you can check /etc/rc.conf for the !X keymap and /etc/X11/XF86Config(-4) for the X keymap settings.
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