pervect@bsu-cs.bsu.edu (Barrett M. Kreiner) (10/11/89)
[outbound at our site munched this once.. Second attempt at reaching the real world!] I need a routine (assuming TSR) to do the following: On an IBM-PC 101 keyboard have the numlock, printscreen, scrolllock, and pause buttons actually generate scancodes. I know this is sounding flaky, but here's why... we are doing a kermit emulation of a vt240 keyboard, (I know the emulation won't handle vt240 screen stuff, but we have some dumb software that will accept 240 keystrokes from any type of terminal), and we need as accurate a remap as possible, and we don't need those keys in kermit. There was a program posted that remapped the capslock to another control and if you pressed rightshift and capslock, you got capslock. Is the author still on the net? I tried reaching him but it bounced. Any help would be appriciated. E-Mail please, I have no time to read. :] |---------------------------------------------------------------------|-----| | Barrett Kreiner ARPA: pervect@bsu-cs.bsu.edu <-*New Address* | :-] | | G.A. associated with bsu-cs Unix |--------------------------|-----| | Ball State University. Muncie, Indiana |This space left blank on purpose| |------------------------------------------|--------------------------------| | Disclamer: "I don't know them! I'm a student, nobody listens to ME!" | | Pt.2 "I graduated. I work with them now.. They STILL don't listen to me!"| |---------------------------------------------------------------------------|