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From: geb@amber.Rational.COM (Gary Barnes)
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Subject: Re: What do those keys mean???
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Date: 6 Sep 90 18:33:58 GMT
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All of the keys on the Apollo keyboard are available for use, if the
Domain window manager has been disabled.  This command turns it off:

	/usr/apollo/bin/xdmc wmgr -off

You should have a little spriral bound book called something like
"Getting Started with Apollo X Windows" that tells you all about your
window management options.  This also implies that you are running one
of the X window managers.  (uwm, twm, vtvm, etc.  Apollo supplies uwm.)

The keys are defined in a file called /usr/include/X11/ap_keysym.h.
The names are straight forward transliterations of what is on the
keytops.  For the keys with graphics, the names are the same as are
used by the Domain window manager documentation.

Gary		geb@Rational.Com