Hi David, I found a reference in the Italian manual that stated it was CNTL 0 to generate ESC. Can you or anyone try that out? VirtualT might actually be able to confirm that as well. Thanks Steve
On Friday, March 7, 2025, David Szasz <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Again: > > I went and dug up my M10 so I got it in front of me. Sorry for the mix-up. > You know the pdf of the manual online says nothing about the "ESC" key.. > They only show the location of it on the "0" key. (So the manual forgot to > mention the "ESC" key?) That sucks! > > OK, so you already may have noticed that the front side of the "0" key has > "ESC" printed on it. And I guess that you are supposed to hold down the > "GRPH" key, just to the left of the space bar when you type the "0" to get > the "ESC" key which is non printing. The "GRPH" key activates these special > special characters. This is one of the ASCii characters (number 27) by the > table in the m100 manual. The special characters are accessed when either > "GRPH" OR "SHIFT" "GRPH" are pressed. > I saw an ancient post where they did this sort of thing on the M10 for > localization to the different countries it was sold into without more > physical keys. > > Again Sorry for any mix-up > > Dave > > > > > On Fri, Mar 7, 2025 at 8:55 PM David Szasz <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Hi: >> >> I think it might be "SHIFT-PAUSE" from fig 4-2 in the manual. My M10 is >> in storage so can't check at the moment. >> >> BTW: That's for the North American keyboard and they had 4 other >> languages I recall. If you are running a ROM for a Tandy M100 it might >> remap a key or keys though. They moved some keys around so take care. >> >> Regards >> D. Szasz >> >> On Fri, Mar 7, 2025 at 8:32 PM Stephen Adolph <[email protected]> >> wrote: >> >>> Hi all, >>> >>> Does anyone know how to use the ESC key on the M10? It isn't clear in >>> the user guide what keystrokes you need to activate the ESC which is on the >>> "0" key. >>> >>> Thanks >>> Steve >>> >>
