smd@lsuc.on.ca (Sean Doran) (08/06/90)
I am presently stuck using a 101 key keyboard on which the CTRL key is below the left shift key, and the CAPS key is above the left shift key. I hate that arrangement, and want to swap the CAPS LOCK and CTRL keys. Will someone please tell me how I can do this in SM-DOS 3.2 without manually ripping into the (TWM) BIOS, or the keyboard itself? -- Sean Doran <smd@lsuc.ON.CA> also seand@ziebmef.mef.org and guest@ra.mcrcim.mcgill.edu and /C=CANADA/ADMD=TELECOM.CANADA/ID=ICS.TEST/S=TESTGROUP/@nasamail.nasa.gov
toma@tekgvs.LABS.TEK.COM (Tom Almy) (08/07/90)
In article <9008051513.AA16024@lsuc.on.ca> smd@lsuc.on.ca (Sean Doran) writes: >I am presently stuck using a 101 key keyboard on which the CTRL key is below >the left shift key, and the CAPS key is above the left shift key. >I hate that arrangement, and want to swap the CAPS LOCK and CTRL keys. >Will someone please tell me how I can do this in SM-DOS 3.2 without manually >ripping into the (TWM) BIOS, or the keyboard itself? This tiny tsr makes the caps lock into a control key, while rightshift/capslock becomes the capslock function. The existing control key remains a control key, giving you more control. begin 666 kbdr.com MZ0@`3P(`````"@"\FO_'!@4!F/^]_O^)+@<!_.AB`+@`3,TA`````(#\3W4O M/#IU&P8NC@9^`";V!A<$`74"L!TNHGT`!_DN_RZ``#RZ=0PNH'T`!(#Y+O\N M@`#Y+O\N@`!>6%I;'H[;M"7-(1__YK0US2&)V(S#P[H,`+@`,<TAZ'T`-$-! M4%-,3T-+("T^($-44DPL("!224=(5%-(2494("L@0T%04TQ/0TL@+3X@0T%0 M4TQ/0TOH5P#H0@`+0GD@5&]M($%L;7GH10#'!GX```"X%0#HEO^C)`&)'B8! MNB0!4KJ``%*Z/@!2Z%$`C,A0NH0`4KH5`%+H9/_I>/];B@<PY$-34`'#6%I3 MB=/I(0"X#0#H"0"X"@#I`P`!``"B(0*T0+D!`+HA`HL>'P+-(<.)P8G:BQX? 4`K1`S2'#6UE?7N,&C-B.P/.D_^.B ` end Enjoy! Tom Almy toma@tekgvs.labs.tek.com Standard Disclaimers Apply