I´m having trouble with the quote key. I need to hit it twice for the quotation character to appear. This is true for both double and single quotes.
I can´t find where I would fix that. Could someone give me a hint.
Thank you.
(My regional and Keyboard settings are US English)
CentOS-List@jamesplace.net spake the following on 3/7/2006 8:13 PM:
I´m having trouble with the quote key. I need to hit it twice for the quotation character to appear. This is true for both double and single quotes.
I can´t find where I would fix that. Could someone give me a hint.
Thank you.
(My regional and Keyboard settings are US English)
Have you tried a new keyboard to eliminate a hardware problem?
It would appear that something got changed in my keyboard configuration. I was digging around and found that I could delete and re-added my selections via '/usr/bin/gnome-keyboard-properties' and now all is well.
My guess is that the quote key had some how been defined as a hotkey or something.
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On Wed March 8 2006 11:31 am, Scott Silva wrote:
CentOS-List@jamesplace.net spake the following on 3/7/2006 8:13 PM:
I´m having trouble with the quote key. I need to hit it twice for the quotation character to appear. This is true for both double and single quotes.
I can´t find where I would fix that. Could someone give me a hint.
Thank you.
(My regional and Keyboard settings are US English)
Have you tried a new keyboard to eliminate a hardware problem?
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On Tue, 2006-03-07 at 22:13 -0600, CentOS-List@jamesplace.net wrote:
I´m having trouble with the quote key. I need to hit it twice for the quotation character to appear. This is true for both double and single quotes.
It sounds like you're using a Spanish keyboard, which uses both ' and " as "dead keys" so that you can type, for example, 'a to get á or "u to get ü.
-David
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