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From: philbo@dhw68k.cts.com (Phil Lindsay)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.ms.programmer
Subject: HIMEM/QEMM511/Problems with keyboard, shift state lock, etc
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Date: 27 Mar 91 06:43:15 GMT
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From: philbo@dhw68k.cts.com (Phil Lindsay)
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Subject: HIMEM/QEMM511 Problem: Keyboard Shift state locks...
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Has anyone experienced keyboard problems with their machines when
running 386 memory managers or HIMEM?  The problems I am having
are: 1. The shift state locks, the top QWERTY row of my keyboard won't
produce numbers and the keys ",./" always input as "<>?" ... 2. When
the cursor pad is used (not numeric cursor pad) I get single
character 9's every once in a while when cursoring around. The
problem seems to persist more when I run programs like PWB, TurboC or
Brief.  ...Any ideas?  Thanks in advance. -phil
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