Easy umlauts?

[Joel Hammer]

This doesn't produce anything on my machine (Alt d, etc.) Do I have to be
using a certain type of keyboard definition?
Joel
On Mon, May 26, 2003 at 01:25:25PM -0400, Kurt Wall wrote:
> An unnamed Administration source, Joel Hammer, wrote:
> % All I want to do is use umlauts in Ding. The Ding help says that if
> % you don't have umlauts on your keyboard to use an "a" for "a umlaut"
> % but that doesn't work, at least for me.
> % 
> % I switched to German in KDE (easy in lindows) but I still don't get any
> % umlauts after pressing all the keys.
> % 
> % So, two questions:
> % 1. Is there a quick and easy way to get umlauts off the typical English
> % Keyboard?
> 
> a umlaut: LAlt+d
> e umlaut: LAlt+k
> i umlaut: LAlt+o
> o umlaut: LAlt+v
> 
> Kurt
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