setting KCharSelect default table from command line?

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09-27-2008, 11:46 AM	#1
ta0kira Senior Member Registered: Sep 2004 Distribution: FreeBSD 9.1, Kubuntu 12.10 Posts: 3,078 Rep:	setting KCharSelect default table from command line? I'd like to start KCharSelect, or some other utility, from the command line so that I can set the table it comes up with, e.g. "Arev Sans" table 34. I'd like to make this an application on my panel so I can quickly click it to have access to mathematical special characters. Is there a way to do this with KCharSelect, gucharmap, or something else? --help isn't any help for either. Thanks. ta0kira

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