LYNX-DEV From Web Page http://www.slcc.edu/lynx/faq/kbd_900.html

[Joe Kincaid]

Hi,

Here's another question I was unable to answer. I hope someone can help
him out. Note the date on the original question...This was one of the
early postings I attempted but didn't go through. As I said, I must not
have been paying attention, because it was quite awhile before I noticed
that it didn't make it.

Joe
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Joseph Kincaid                 |  Mathematics is the alphabet with which God
address@hidden        |  has written the universe.
address@hidden   |                               -- Galileo
http://www.peru.edu/~kincaid   |   (except he said it in Italian, of course.) 

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Date: Mon, 12 May 1997 23:49:05 -0500
From: anonymous NFS user <address@hidden>
To: address@hidden
Subject: From Web Page http://www.slcc.edu/lynx/faq/kbd_900.html

>From Web Form: http://www.slcc.edu/lynx/faq/kbd_900.html
Mon May 12 23:49:04 1997

Name: Mark Guidarelli
Mail: address@hidden
comments: 
On the lynx port for Windows '95, can you disable the keypad completely?
My friend, who is visually impared, uses Win '95 lynx and has a TSR
installed for screen reading.  The numeric keypad is used to read the
screen.  It works flawlessly with most programs.  Win '95 lynx still gets
the numeric keypad press while other program ignore it.  I was going to
try to fix this myself, but I only have Visual C++ not Borland C.  Any
help would be greatly appreciated.

Mark


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Joseph Kincaid                 |  Mathematics is the alphabet with which God
address@hidden        |  has written the universe.
address@hidden   |                               -- Galileo
http://www.peru.edu/~kincaid   |   (except he said it in Italian, of course.) 




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