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From: dudek@utai.UUCP (Gregory Dudek)
Newsgroups: net.micro.apple
Subject: AscExpr & weird keybd
Message-ID: <689@utai.UUCP>
Date: Fri, 30-Aug-85 17:07:34 EDT
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Posted: Fri Aug 30 17:07:34 1985
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Reply-To: dudek@utai.UUCP (Gregory Dudek)
Organization: CSRI, University of Toronto
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Summary: 

[Is this bug long gone?]
    Hey!  Believe it or not, here's a question about terminal
programs that's not: 1) where can I get an Apple ... termcap  *OR*
2) why doesn't (program X) emulate a braindamage300 correctly (and
if I'd *bought* my copy would the manual tell me how).  (Although this
question is of equally general (un-)interest.)
   I am using an Apple II+ with a very weird keyboard attached.  It
has all the funny characters & a shift key, but is upper case only.
Lower case entry is achieved via the "shift-key modification". 

   My problem is that when running Ascii Express on this machine, as soon
as it sees a character not normally available on a plain UC-only
keyboard, it assumes the keyboard is a true uc/lc keyboard.  Is
there any fix to this?  (The manual does not help with this
rather obscure problem.  Please, don't tell me to have my
employers buy a new keyboard.)