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From: huisjes@cs.vu.nl (Michiel Huisjes)
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Subject: Extended Keyboards
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Date: 23 Jul 90 11:04:55 GMT
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I am currently writing a keyboard macro program in assembly (grunt, snort)
and will have to discriminate between XT-type and AT-type keyboards (101 keys). 
Could somebody please answer the following questions:

- Is there any way to check whether an AT-type keyboard is used in a 
  certain configuration?
- Is there any need to check this, or can you just always use INT16 AH=10h
  (Extended Keyboard Read) to read a key?

Any help would greatly be appreciated,

Michiel Huisjes.
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			Michiel Huisjes.  (huisjes@cs.vu.nl)
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