Re: RDi vs SEU

[Vernon Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Looks as if there is a pcswinkb5.kmp that comes with CA for i - not sure 
how it didn't get installed here, but it's in the emu.cab file in the 
image. It has the XCV stuff and a little involving newline, I think. Oh 
yeah, KEY43 is Enter and KEY64 is NewLine.

I agree that the mapping should have occurred years ago - but I know a 
guy who lives and dies using those OS2 combinations with the insert and 
delete keys - Yikes!!

The Access Client Solution uses a different look, I think, for the 
keyboard mapping - the editor is completely different, at least - have 
not looked inside the KMP files yet, however.

You are right - probably moot - I was never satisfied with leaving the 
default alone - I wanted the keys I was used to in Windows - so made my 
own KMP file - hey, I had no need for those OfficeVision functions that 
are on the default keyboard, right?

Cheers
Vern

On 4/6/2015 12:03 PM, Bradley Stone wrote:
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> I've never run into one person using CA that has them mapped (which anyhow,
> since 1972 should have been mapped to being with.. lol).  And I probably
> get on at least 4-5 different customer's machines a week on average.
>
> Every time I highlight, Ctl-C and bing... locks up the session lol.  Then I
> remember I have to highlight, go to Edit, copy, etc.. etc..
>
> I was aware they "can" be, but that's one reason I still use my old copy of
> powerterm.  I didn't have to do that.  :)
>
> Must have come from OS/2 lol.
>
> Maybe there should be a keyboard mapping class at COMMON for CA users.  It
> has to be frustrating.
>
> Sort of moot and just a pet peave.. I was more concerned if I had to use
> RDi on V5R2 up to V7R2 would the latest version of RDi "work" on all of
> them, or would I need one old version for the older OS versions?
>
> Brad
> www.bvstools.com