I have to slap my own hands - dumb.
I was not clear - When I say I have to switch languages, I am using OpenOffice (trying to replace MS Ofc) and have to use text and graphics in the same document. So, I don't think that I could use emacs since it is a text only editor.
The carbonbased lifeform [EMAIL PROTECTED] shocked freebsd-questions with:
> I need to switch languages (English, French, Italian) very often within the
> same document. Is there some way to switch keyboard layouts on FreeBSD
> quickly and painlessly as can be done on Windows?
Why not install emacs and leim? Use menu->Options->Mule and select
language environment to European->latin-9. Then toggle the input
method from the same menu and pick the default. Now you can type ~c
and get a c cedille and 'e to automatically get an e accent aigu. To
find the exact keybindings, pick Describe Input Method from the same
menu. Easy as pie!
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