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Name | Date | Lines |
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| 599.1 | Kind of restricting... | SHALOT::NICODEM | Who told you I'm paranoid??? | Wed Apr 29 1992 23:57 | 14 |
| � After he Creates a document, and wishes to GOLF FILE it...
Hmmm... that's a new one... maybe I'll have to putter around with that
for a bit... 8^)
Anyway, I'd assume your user isn't using WPS-PLUS, since without a
GOLF (sic) key, they'd be pretty hopeless (although I would imagine that even
in EDT, I'd be missing something without the GOLD key). In any case, there are
generally other ways to exit an editor. If it *is* EDT, the user can always
use Ctrl-Z, followed by the EX command. But frankly, without some way to
duplicate the GOLD key, this user's going to have more problems than just
exiting the editor.
F
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| 599.2 | GOLD, Schmold... | CIMNET::MATHEWS | | Thu Apr 30 1992 00:16 | 9 |
| <oh how I hate it when I make typos!>
Yes...I meant GOLD. ;-)
He does use WPS-PLUS. I should think that there would be an alternate
key with the GOLD function, in this instance. We just don't know what
it is, or how to find out.
thanks.
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| 599.3 | key mapping is a terminal emulator feature | IOSG::MARCHANT | Only parrots succeed | Thu Apr 30 1992 00:51 | 7 |
| It seems to me, your customer needs a decent terminal emulator.
I suspect you might have better luck in a notesfile dedicated to
Apple products, e.g. the macintosh notesfile.
Cheers,
Paul.
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| 599.4 | Fn keys? | GANTRY::HULL | Digital Services Delivery - Motown | Thu Apr 30 1992 14:08 | 6 |
| Doesn't the Mac have any function keys? After all, F10 is a File Document
also.....
EDT style would make more sense though, in this case.
Al
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| 599.5 | Pulldown keypads! | TRCOA::HALSEY | I'd rather be sailing! | Tue May 05 1992 23:22 | 11 |
| On the VERY brief experience I've had with a Powerbook, there was no
actual keys for the keypad and function keys. The only way to get at
them (that I found anyway) was a pulldown keymap, then you move your
mouse (sorry, ball) pointer to the appropriate key location and hit the
button!
This was using the MAC241 terminal emulator. There was a pulldown for
the keypad, and a different pulldown for the function and mini-keypad.
It was a real pain to use.
Bob Halsey
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