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From: steele@unc.cs.unc.edu (Oliver Steele)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.programmer,comp.sys.mac
Subject: Function key support (was: LED's on Extended Keyboard)
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Date: 13 May 88 16:41:34 GMT
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Tim Zickus@udel.EDU (Tim Zickus) writes:
>I also heard that the new version of MF will support the function keys...
>is this just a dream?

According to one of the recent MacWeeklies (past month or so; my time
sense go sphflatz during finals) there's a primitive macro facility
with the next system software release, which will certainly support key
bindings for those dead keys.

You can also use the SaratogaKeys INIT (init-saratoga.hqx at Sumex;
sorry, I can't mail it to people (no, it's not mine)).  And QuicKeys is
worth looking at (Sumex: demo-quickeys-cdev.hqx).

> __________  zickus@udel.edu    ->"It's named the Bozo bit, after the 
>   /  .      U of DelaWHERE?    |  Apple programmer who came up with it."
>  /  / /|/|        &            |
> /  / / | |  Python Datasystems |       - "Macintosh Revealed", vol. 2
				 |
 /-------------------------------/
 |
 \-->Other version (apocryphal?):  it was an attempt at a simple copy
     protection technique.  "Bozo noClone."

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