On 1999-12-07 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>1. An IBM keyboard (identical to the form as my IBM PS/2 keyboard,
>which is good, now I have somewere to get all the missing keys
>from). This has a RJ45 jack (or it atleast looks very much like
>one). What I was wondering now was how do I use this keyboard? I've
>seen this jack on other keyboards (for the swedish "compis"
>machines). Another strange thing is that the insert-delete-home etc.
>keys aren't like you would expect. There's "clear" (page up), "<-
>tab" (end) and "Erase EOF" (page down).
I don't have my fathers PS/2 keyboard handy to look at, but as I recall
thats just where the cable plugs into the keyboard. It's just removable
from the outside rather than the inside. I have a Unisys keyboard that is
similar. I believe Compaq did the same as well. I don't know about the
keys, However.
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* Chad A. Fernandez in Michigan USA *
* Unisys EISA 486DX2/66 Server *
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