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Subject: Caps Lock Position.
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Date: 8 Sep 89 16:55:33 GMT
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In article 1662@convex.uucp swarren@eugene.uucp (Steve Warren) writes:
->in article (forgot the number) kuan@cris.ucdavis.edu (Francisco Kuan)
->writes:
->> All the PCs (apple //, Amiga, etc.) have the control key next to the
->> a key.  The only exception is the PS/2 from IBM.
->  I am using C Itoh vt100 terminal and etc. ,etc.

  I have a Commodore 128 and an Amiga, and they both have the caps lock
(shift lock on the 128) next to the a key.  Apples and Macs must be a bit
screwy in that all the keyboards that I've seen (yes even the old Facit
typewriters) have the shift (or caps) lock key next to the a key.

  -Dave @ University of New Orleans.
  CSD29_R3@UNO

P. S. Sorry for not quoting exactly.  I quoted from memory, and that could
      get a bit cluttered at times.

  --Dave..