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Subject:Re: OT: Cursed "Scroll Lock" key vs 3270 emulators
This may be apocryphal, but I've heard a story where Seymour Cray was once
asked why the Cray 1 operating system was case-sensitive. His reply was
that he didn't want to waste CPU cycles on case conversion
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On Fri, 16 Jun 2006 15:21:17 -0400, David Boyes wrote:
>D
On Fri, 16 Jun 2006 15:21:17 -0400, David Boyes wrote:
>David Boyes
>Sine Nomine Associates
>
>> When I get that fixed, I'm also going to find whoever decided *ix
>should
>> be case-sensitive and cure him
>> ...phsiii
>
>Just wait until you get a Plan 9 system. Case sensitive, character set
>sen
David Boyes
Sine Nomine Associates
> When I get that fixed, I'm also going to find whoever decided *ix
should
> be case-sensitive and cure him
> ...phsiii
Just wait until you get a Plan 9 system. Case sensitive, character set
sensitive, 32-bit character set (full ISO 10646 support)...
-- db
On: Fri, Jun 16, 2006 at 11:30:54AM -0500,Dave Jones Wrote:
} If Chuckie's busy that day, I'll come along instead..:-) Case
} sensitive operating systems, sheesh
It depends on what you are used to. When I was working at Locus (the
developers of AIX/370), all of the unix weenies looked a
Surely all of you remember that CMS, too, is case sensitive? We're just
so used to running with an implicit 'ADDRESS CMS', not 'ADDRESS
COMMAND,' so we don't have to upper case our command names or file names.
For real fun, watch editors "correct" references to "vi" to fit the
local convention
I use the Scroll-Lock key in KEDITW. I changed my key definitions such
that if it's on the cursor up & down keys wrap around the edges of th
e
screen 3270 style. If it's off, the cursor up & down keys scroll my
file.
Brian Nielsen
On Thu, 15 Jun 2006 10:41:04 -0500, Mike Walter <[EMAIL PROT
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Subject:Re: OT: Cursed "Scroll Lock" key vs 3270 emulators
If Chuckie's busy that day, I'll come along instead..:-) Case
sensitive operating systems, sheesh
DJ
Phil Smith III wrote:
> Mike Walter <[EMAIL PROTECTED
If Chuckie's busy that day, I'll come along instead..:-) Case
sensitive operating systems, sheesh
DJ
Phil Smith III wrote:
Mike Walter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> went on at length about the
Scroll Lock key: ...visual indicator icon that appears in the
right-most XP tray
(System tray?; can't
On Friday, 06/16/2006 at 09:58 AST, Phil Smith III <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> But this gets me off on one of my rants: when I finish my time machine,
I'm
> going to go back, find whoever created each of the two or three hundred
3270
> emulators out there, and (a) make sure they PAY ATTENTION
phsiii wrote:
> "Mike Walter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> went on at length about the
Scroll Lock key:
Who, me? At length? Hah! That was significantly edited down from the
emotional content that is deserves!
But you pretty well summed it up yourself! Oh, and thanks for unmasking
my e-mail address,
Mike Walter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> went on at length about the Scroll Lock key:
...visual indicator icon that appears in the right-most XP tray
>(System tray?; can't ever remember the windows tray names
Formerly "System Tray", now "Notification Area", IIRC. Not an improvement in
the name.
And:
>
nds.--ilvi
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How about trying the Accessibility
Options in
How about trying the Accessibility Options
in the Windows Control Panel and turn on ToggleKeys. That way CapsLock,
NumLock, and ScrollLock all beep when you press them. That should
alert you whenever you press one by accident.
Regards,
Roger Bolan
IBM Printing Systems Division
Visi
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> > I wo
> > I would like to get rid of the damned Caps Lock, too.
> I think my colleague blocked it by stuffing part of a match under it. :-)
Lit or unlit? (Sorry, Influence du Chucky)
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On Thu, 15 Jun 2006 09:17:14 -0500, Mike Walter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>PCOM's keyboard remapping utility won't allow you to re-map (or turn off
)
>the Scroll Lock key. Has anyone else discovered a way to forcibly preve
nt
>this cursed key from working while in a 3270 emulator session? Tha
On 6/15/06, Schuh, Richard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I would like to get rid of the damned Caps Lock, too.
I think my colleague blocked it by stuffing part of a match under it. :-)
Rob
PS Reminds me of the days when we put chewing gum in the piezo tweeter
of the 3180 because the long POR be
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Sorry, well there may be a registry h
On: Thu, Jun 15, 2006 at 09:06:44AM -0700,Schuh, Richard Wrote:
} I would like to get rid of the damned Caps Lock, too. Also, with my keyboard
shortcomings, I would like to be given the choice of disabling all keyboard
shortcuts by default, with the ability to selectively enable specific ones. T
On Thursday, 06/15/2006 at 09:17 EST, Mike Walter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> But my IBM X41 laptop has Scroll Lock (defined as the lower-case key)
and
> NumLock key (defined as the uppercase key) on the same key, so I cannot
> readily pry that keycap off without losing NumLock, too.
FWIW, Leno
Another thought occurred to me... I think the choice of Font; Automatic
sizing/Fixed size comes into play. With Scroll-Bar enabled and automatic
sizing of font it frustrates... with fixed it scrolls.
Gregg
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You wrote:
Scroll-Lock Key
When the Scroll Lock keyboard indicator is turned on, the cursor movement
keys and the Page Up and Page Down keys are used to scroll windows only
when
you specify W
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When the Scroll Lock keyboard indicator is turned o
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We use IBM Personal Communications for 3270 emulation (PLEASE, I like it
and I also have absolutely NO SAY in what we use - let's not suggest
alternatives for this one problem).
When the Scroll Lock (or "ScrLk") key is (always accidentally) pressed
from an emulated 3270, odd and very frustrati
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