how to start up scim under English environment

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Subject: how to start up scim under English environment
From: Yuandan Zhang <yzhang4@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 21 Sep 2005 10:14:40 +1000
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Hi,

I have scim as an input tool. it works well with FC3. after upgraded to
FC4. It can be auto triggered if I login using Chinese as the system
language. however, I can't start up scim if i login using English as the
system language. In fact, I started it at the command line 'scim'. but i
tried to trigger a pinyin input using ctrl+space, but  doesn't respond.
any help is appreciated.

Yuandan

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