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Charlie Zender wrote:

> Thanks for the info.
> 
> 
> 2. What do "po" and "mo" stand for? just curious

PO = portable object (human readable text for input)
MO = machine object (compiled PO)
> 
> 3. Currently I am testing my i18n features by invoking, e.g., export
> LANG=es at the command line. My spanish translation shows up fine, but
> it uses, i think, the default RedHat 7 character set. How do I change
> the character set in my xterms to be, say, iso-8859 so that things like
> accented characters have a better chance of showing up correctly?
> export LANG=es changes all of the LC_* tokens, but apparently the
> xterm still uses the ascii character set. I want to know how to tell
> a given xterm to really be a spanish/french/... xterm and use the
> correct character set and keyboard mapping.

Somewhere I have read something like LANG=es.iso8859-1
but I am not sure about the details. Maybe you can find something on this 
in the man pages.

I don't know how the change the keyboard settings automagicly. I probably 
would use the regular keyboad mapping commands.
Cheers,

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