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124C41
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For OS/2, Styler/2 and the 'lite' version, eStyler (part of eComStation), allow one to define the left and right Windows keys and the Windows Menu key.
If you pick a suitable keyboard definition, the right-hand Alt key becomes AltGr.
I don't know about any special markings on the function keys, except on special keyboards designed to work with dedicated terminals.
-=- Alan
On 06/08/03 12:48 pm Shmuel (Seymour J.) Metz put fingers to keyboard and launched the following message into cyberspace:
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Howard
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Lots of x86 keyboards now have special markings on the keys F1-F12. 'Help' is usually on F1, f'rexample.
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dsojda
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Shmuel (Seymour J.) Metz wrote: Beside the other options, Xworkplace allow defining these keys to do what ever you wish, like defining a moacro. If you have any of these inastalled, check what the keyboard object in System Setup folder displays.
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