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In windows, you can type special characters by holding alt and typing the decimal equivalent on the numpad. I remember figuring out how to do something like this in linux but don't remember which modifier key to hold, so I tried them all. Now somewhere in there I enabled 'mouse keys' (the numpad moves the mouse cursor) i think by the combination of alt+something.
What key combination turns mouse keys on/off?
How do you type non-ascii characters in linux?
I've been trying out different terminals and it might be different on each one. Alt+decimal value doesn't work on an xterm, but I've found that combinations of ctrl or alt with other characters give several variations. What terminal are you using?
Thanks, there are times when I find "Mouse keys" very convenient. What you suggest is not in the help:
Quote:
Mike McBride
Revision 3.00.00 (2002-02-12)
Mouse
...
This module is divided into two tabs: General and Advanced
Note the date & number of tabs specified -- this is out of date. Since the documentation is almost always behind, I wonder why they don't put a mention of the "switch" in the config tab itself.
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