Foreign words

[Neil Winchurst]

D. Michael McIntyre wrote:
> On Tuesday 19 December 2006 4:41 am, Neil Winchurst wrote:
>
>   
>> into my text (middle mouse button) I can't find out how to add extra
>> ones to the sub-set. Can anyone tell me please?
>>     
>
> I read this as "How do I add extra characters to the taskbar applet?"
>
> If you hover over it, a little "grab bar" should appear (appearance and 
> behavior varies with your KDE widget set).  Right click the grab bar and 
> choose "Configure Character Selector" to yield a very simple dialog that 
> allows you to enter and remove characters as desired.  Use KCharSelect to 
> find the characters and paste them into this.
>
> Sorry if I didn't answer the question you intended.
>
>   
Yes that is what I meant. I had already found the 'Configure Character 
Selector' option. However it was not obvious how I could add or delete 
any characters in the list. I have now removed some that I don't want 
and added some that I do. Now I can easily include such words as fiancée 
or café and even garçon. I have also included ¼, ½ and ¾. There is 
plenty of choice and it is so easy and just what I was looking for. 
Thanks for all the help

Neil Winchurst
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