RE: *INKO Indicator

["Mike Haston ** Data" <MHaston@xxxxxxx>]

|  Indicator  |  Function Key       Indicator  |  Function Key     |
|  --------------------------       --------------------------     |
|     KA      |     F01                KM      |     F13           |
|     KB      |     F02                KN      |     F14           |
|     KC      |     F03                KP      |     F15           |
|     KD      |     F04                KQ      |     F16           |
|     KE      |     F05                KR      |     F17           |
|     KF      |     F06                KS      |     F18           |
|     KG      |     F07                KT      |     F19           |
|     KH      |     F08                KU      |     F20           |
|     KI      |     F09                KV      |     F21           |
|     KJ      |     F10                KW      |     F22           |
|     KK      |     F11                KX      |     F23           |
|     KL      |     F12                KY      |     F24           |
|                                                                  |       


-----Original Message-----
From: SCarter@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:SCarter@xxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Friday, March 14, 2003 12:15 PM
To: RPG programming on the AS400 / iSeries
Subject: *INKO Indicator



I am stuck having to maintain a Program that uses the *ink indicators and
added a new function key indicator inkQ for cmd17.  INKQ is not being
turned on when CMD17 is pressed however INKR is turned on.  As I was going
throught the interactive debugger I was able to create monitors for all of
the ink indicators but INKO...   I seem to remember hearing that a letter
of the Aphabet was skipped when creating these and just want to make sure
it is INKO.
Also, why was the letter skipped in the first place? Was it a bug that
became a feature?




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