phil@Rice.edu (William LeFebvre) (12/30/88)
A few issues ago I mentioned the existence of a "caps" program that turned on and off the functionality of the CAPS lock key. I have since placed a shar file in the archives containing the source to this program. I do not remember nor can I determine who wrote this little jem. I use it all the time and love it! Syntax is just like biff and mesg: "caps n" and "caps y" as well as a query form, "caps". It is stored under "sun-source" and is called "caps.shar". It is only 2964 bytes long! It can be retrieved via anonymous FTP from the host "titan.rice.edu" or via the archive server. For more information about the archive server, send a mail message containing the word "help" to the address "archive-server@rice.edu". --wnl
jamesg@cvaxa.sussex.ac.uk (James Goodlet) (02/15/89)
In message 2411@kalliope.rice.edu, phil@Rice.edu (William LeFebvre) says: >A few issues ago I mentioned the existence of a "caps" program that turned >on and off the functionality of the CAPS lock key >... I do not >remember nor can I determine who wrote this little jem. The copy I have of the program was written by: Matt Goheen uucp: {rutgers,ames}!rochester!srs!matt elsewhere: matt@srs.uucp OR matt%srs.uucp@harvard.harvard.edu I have a modified (improved) version of the program which additionally allows the user to make the caps lock key behave like the left had shift key. The other wonderful features of this program are retained. Mail me if you want a copy of the source. James -- School of Cognitive & Computing Sciences / talk: +44-(0)273-606755 x2407 University of Sussex / uucp: ..!mcvax!ukc!cvaxa!jamesg Brighton BN1 9QN, United Kingdom / Janet/Arpa: jamesg@uk.ac.sussex.cogs