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Hello all,
In a number of KDE applications, also in Koffice, the '<' and '>' =
characters have a tendency to be unavailable. I mean that the key =
remains dead.
I have a suse 8.2 distribution with KDE 3.1x and QT 3.2, and a Belgian =
Keyboard. The problem key is the one on the bottom row, all the way =
left, next to the shift key. The problem seems to be only from time to =
time. I am willing to test this extensively and report it to the KDE =
people, but perhaps you have already encountered this problem?
Regards
Marc
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Hello all,
In a number of KDE applications, also =
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the key remains dead.
I have a suse 8.2 distribution with KDE =
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3.2, and a Belgian Keyboard. The problem key is the one on the bottom =
row, all=20
the way left, next to the shift key. The problem seems to be only from =
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time. I am willing to test this extensively and report it to the KDE =
people, but=20
perhaps you have already encountered this problem?
Regards
Marc
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