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Subject: Disable ^C in Pascal?
Message-ID: <111700201@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu>
Date: 11 Feb 90 10:40:35 GMT
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		Hi everyone.  I'm writing a short pasword protection
	scheme for a friend's '386.  Everything works OK, but I can't
	disable the control-C exit, which makes the program worthless.).
	I tried break = on and break = off under DOS 3.3.  I'm using
	Turbo Pascal 4.0.  Neither the {C-} or the {$U-} compiler 
	directives will disable the break.  If anyone has any ideas
	on how to disable the break, please send email.  If the 
	procedure seems complex, and relatively unknown, I will post
	a follow-up.
				Thanks in advance,
				Bryan Siegfried
				email to sig@mrcmext.cso.uiuc.edu
					 zig@uiuc.edu
					 bcs33424@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu

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