Greg> On the other hand, I would expect that having to type a two-s=
troke
Greg> sequence every once in a while would help native English spea=
kers
Greg> appreciate what people in other countries sometimes have to g=
o
Greg> through in order to spell their names correctly...
I'm sure this is a practical problem, but aren't there country-specific=
keyboards available to Finnish, Spanish, Russian and non-English-speaki=
ng
users to avoid precisely these problems? I grumble every time I have t=
o
enter some accented characters, but that's just because I do it rarely =
and
use a US ASCII keyboard. I suspect Fran=E7ois Pinard has a keyboard wi=
th a
"=E7" key.
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