On 2007-06-08, Grant Edwards <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 2007-06-08, Grant Edwards <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>>> I'm trying to figure out how to change the caps-lock key into
>>> a control key, but I'm baffled by keyb: where do I get these
>>> KL files I keep reading about? I've looked through all of the
>>> zip files, but I don't see any KL files.
>>
>> Ah. Apparently the supplied "KL" files have .SYS suffixes. I
>> assume that a KL file would have a .KL suffix. I'm now able to
>> compile a .key file into a .kl file and load it. Now to modify
>> the .key file...
>
> Darn. When I first read through the keyb docs, I didn't notice
> that the status of the feature I'm trying to use is "to be
> implemented later". It looks like keyb won't do what I want.
I found a TSR named swapkey.com that swaps ctrl and caps lock,
and it seems to work. The first TSR I tried simply turned
caps-lock into another control key, but it wasn't able to
install itself. I had forgotten how much work it took to turn
DOS into something a Unix geek could deal with...
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