SRVC - International Keyboard issue

Hi all
I've installed SRSS 5.1 with SRVC 1.2 on Solaris 10 x86. I have spanish keyboards. It's working fine, but when I put a special character in the password field or in the user name field, it will not be recognized. The VMware machine security registry shows the wrong user name.
Other informatión:
Java version : 1.6.0_22
VMWare View Version : 4.5
Thanks.
Edited by: 809926 on 23-nov-2010 7:44

Sure.
AppleWorks was designed before OS X was probably conceived. AW was never designed to support the international key codings.

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