dce@sony.com (David Elliott) (11/06/89)
A few months ago, there was a discussion on how to modify an Apple
extended keyboard so that the CAPS LOCK key would no longer lock
and would act as a CONTROL key, thus making it compatible with
keyboards I use more often.
Does anyone have this information?
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"UNIX - There's no such thing."peters@sahiways.gov.au (11/15/89)
In article <1989Nov6.145001.11448@sony.com>, dce@sony.com (David Elliott) writes: > A few months ago, there was a discussion on how to modify an Apple > extended keyboard so that the CAPS LOCK key would no longer lock > and would act as a CONTROL key, thus making it compatible with > keyboards I use more often. > > Does anyone have this information? > "UNIX - There's no such thing." URRGHKK!! My sympathies (chuckle). Here I am, using a PS/2 (not by choice, mark you) to which I have changed the CTRL & CAPS-LOCK keys around so that it was more like the keyboards _I'm_ familiar with ... It's a worry ... it's just that to use the Departmen'ts solitary Mac, one has to wait up to two weeks just to get an hour's use on it. Just as well I have my own at home. Geoff Peters