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Mark Healey


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10-06-04 10:45 PM

I'm slowly moving from OS/2 to linux.  With OS/2, when I need to enter a
character that doesn't have a key I would just alt-keypad-xxx with xxx
being the ascii value of the character.

How do I do it in linux?




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