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javispedro |
2009-05-07
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#111
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Originally Posted by mini
They do not support any language other that English, which is a pity, specially considering the PC version supports EFIGS (english-french-italian-german-spanish).
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2009-05-07
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Originally Posted by javispedro
+1
They do not support any language other that English, which is a pity, specially considering the PC version supports EFIGS (english-french-italian-german-spanish).
Originally Posted by ZehHa
Found no solution so far. But quite a good workaround. May perhaps be useful for all of you. As we know, UserName, ChangeName, and H5NSwitch do not work on GVM.
Anyone knows a way to encode umlauts in the gvm -u option? Specifically "ü" is needed in my case (unicode "ü")
But: MultiUserHack DOES work. Pretty smooth and nicely. Install MultiUserHack5.prc from the zip file's /MultiUserHack304_410/PalmOS5/ folder. Change the default HotSync name, or assign individual HotSync names to each of your apps. Isn't that great news? Even the umlaut in my HotSync name - no problem any longer!
Last edited by ZehHa; 2009-05-07 at 18:30.
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2009-05-07
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#113
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BTW, do hardware keyboard dead keys work for you? (accent keys on some keyb layouts, like ' ` " ).
(It seems that every other application in Maemo has weird problems with non-English hw keyboard layouts. even MicroB!)
(It seems that every other application in Maemo has weird problems with non-English hw keyboard layouts. even MicroB!)
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2009-05-07
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The umlauts work fine, but they are part of the german standard kb layout. As there are no accented letters in German, I haven't tried the accent keys. But wait... á à é è í ì ó ò ú ù - no problem on the virtual keyboard. The circumflex accent seems not to have a separate virtual key.
Carsten via microB on N800 (no hardware keyboard on this machine).
Last edited by ZehHa; 2009-05-07 at 21:55.
Carsten via microB on N800 (no hardware keyboard on this machine).
Last edited by ZehHa; 2009-05-07 at 21:55.
