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AIX Version 4.3 Differences Guide

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LC_CTYPE="DE_DE"<br />

LC_MONETARY="DE_DE"<br />

LC_NUMERIC="DE_DE"<br />

LC_TIME="DE_DE"<br />

LC_MESSAGES="DE_DE"<br />

LC_ALL=<br />

With this setting, all internationalized programs will execute in the German UTF-8<br />

locale environment. If the Euro currency formatting is desired, you must change<br />

the LC_MONETARY variable in the following way:<br />

export LC_MONETARY=DE_DE@euro<br />

There is no need to complete the installation process and the system<br />

configuration by remapping the X server keyboard. The X server keyboard map<br />

/usr/lpp/X11/defaults/xmodmap/DE_DE/keyboard is implemented as a link to the<br />

German ISO keyboard map that is already set for your system.<br />

Use the AltGr+e key combination to enter the Euro symbol through your keyboard<br />

or alternatively take advantage of the UNIVERSAL Input Method, invoke the<br />

menu of the character list by Ctrl+Alt+l, and enjoy the variety of different<br />

characters that are now available to you. For more information about the new<br />

input method, refer to the Chapter 10.5.4.2, “UNIVERSAL Input Method” on page<br />

263.<br />

10.5.8.2 Euro UTF-8: Primary Language Environment<br />

In order to activate Euro symbol support using the German UTF-8 locale as<br />

primary language environment, insert one of the <strong>AIX</strong> BOS CDs in the CD-ROM<br />

drive and issue:<br />

# smitty chlang<br />

on the command line and enter by the aide of the appropriate function keys the<br />

UTF-8 German[DE_DE] identifier in the relevant entry fields as shown in Figure 57.<br />

Figure 57. German UTF-8: Change/Show Cultural Convention, Lang., or Keyboard<br />

National Language Support 275

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