Changing a KDE keybaord map

[Stoofer]

I type shift2 in KDE (anything that requires text only) and I get a @ instead of a ".

Similarly, when I want to do the "at" key for and e-mail address I get a " and not a @. I know this is a keyboard map thing but I reckon I setup the keyboard map OK. I don't get this in the console or at ttyx (x=0,1,2,3,4,5,6) as root. but as su in a kde terminal I do and I do as normal user in kde. As a normal user at ttyx I get the right keyboard map. How do I change the keyboard map in KDE?

I have looked under the KDE config stuff, and I think, it must be an xf86config option (even though I can't find it in the config file) since there is now keyboard map swapping function in the KDE config utils.

I got my palm working!! Hooray!! It took a chmod 777 /dev/pilot so that my normal user couldget to it.

[emus]

Under control center try Regional & Accessibility --> Keyboard Layout.

After that you can change the keyboard type and shift options.

I don't know if this will help any, that's just where the KDE keyboard settings are located.

[Stoofer]

Sorted!

Cheers mate, it workerd. \Tremendous what a bit of effort can do!!

Now to work on puttingthe right settings n the ./xmodmap file so that I can get the wheel mouseworking. In slack 9.1 I am finding that ./xmodmap is used anymore. I wonder where to put the pointer = 1 2 3 4 5 bit.

Any Ideas?