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From: lao@acsu.buffalo.edu (david q lao)
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Subject: Re: 4DOS key remapping
Keywords: 4DOS key
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Re-assigning keys can be easy when you have "device = ansi.sys" in your
config.sys file.

example

To re-assign the 4DOS filename completion key F9 to the TAB key, do the
following

>echo ESC[9;0;67p

to get the ESC char, hold down ALT and type 255 on the keypad and release
ALT and than hold down ALT again type 27 on the keypad and release ALT. 

for more detail on reassigning keys check the ansi section of your DOS
manual. Good luck

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