Some systems treat the Caps-Lock, Num-Lock, and Scroll-Lock keys differently than all the others. Whereas most keys report going down when physically pressed and going up when physically released, on these systems the Caps-Lock and Num-Lock keys report going down when being activated and going up when being deactivated. That is, when you press and release, say, Caps-Lock to activate it, it only reports going down, and when you press and release to deactivate it, it only reports going up.

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The problem are programs which treat Num-Lock as modifier similar to Control. The programs expect a plain click but received some strange Num-Lock-Click combination and can't associate this with the action "open menu". XWin.exe -query foo XWin.exe :1 -query bar XWin.exe :2 -query blubb Specifying no number is the same as using :0 If you want another terminal window (which in fact is just a convenient side effect of running startxwin.

Yes. The Zaurus has both Num Lock and Caps Lock. To enable or disable the Num Lock mode, press the Fn key with the "/?" key. When the Num Lock mode is enabled, a small icon is displayed on the tool bar next to the time of day. To enable or disable the Caps Lock mode, press the Fn key with the "Tab" key. When the Caps Lock mode is enabled, a small "C" icon is displayed on the tool bar next to the time of day.

Something in Microsoft's VB code. Fix: Turn off Num Lock and Caps Lock before running the logger and it works OK.

NUM/Triangle Symbol Key - The triangle lets you type in one number. To use the Number Lock facility you need to press ALT together with the Num key. This then sets Number Lock to on until you press the ALT key again. CAP/Triangle Symbol Key - The triangle allows you to type in one capital letter. If you press the ALT key with the CAPS/Triangle key, this allows you to keep typing capital letters until you press the ALT key again.

Yes, it is. First, exit the vehicle and lock it. Next, approach the rear of the vehicle and open the glass hatch. The glass hatch will only open if your key is within a few feet of the back of the vehicle. Once the rear glass hatch is open, throw your key inside the Touareg. Close the rear hatch. After a few seconds, the Touareg will re-lock the rear hatch, thus locking your key in the car.

If the Control.ModifierKeys doesn't address your issue, then use P/Invoke and call GetKeyState directly. Declare this class first: [ ComVisibleAttribute( false ), SuppressUnmanagedCodeSecurityAttribute() ] internal class NativeMethods { [ DllImport...

Note: this only works in the console, not in X Windows. First, understand that when init runs, it defines and loads the keyboard layout by looking in setup files or its own init scripts. Since init scripts vary from distribution to distribution, you'll have to do some detective work to find out how it works on your system. For Red Hat systems, the keyboard layout files are in the /usr/lib/kbd/keymaps/i386/qwerty directory (assuming you're on a PC and using a standard keyboard).

I don't know of any game that requires it. Ajax flashes it sometimes, but it doesn't seem to mean anything. It would be useful for showing which bases have missiles remaining in Missile Command, but MAME doesn't emulate this, so basically it wasn't required.

setleds is part of the kbd package ("How do I remap my keyboard to UK, French, etc.? "). Alternatively, patch your kernel. You need to arrange for KBD_DEFLEDS to be defined to (1 << VC_NUMLOCK) when compiling drivers/char/keyboard.c.

Margarita Suarez <marg at manila dot cc dot columbia dot edu> suggests editing $OPENWINHOME/etc/keytables/US5.kt. There are two places where keys 119 (CapsLock) and 76 (Control) should be swapped: the MODMAP section and the KEYSYMMAP section. The latter is most important, because that's where the "Pseudo-Lock" function (which controls the locking behaviour of the key) is defined.

If you are using an OpenWindows cmdtool as your terminal, any escape sequences (such as those produced by cursor keys) will be swallowed up and never reach zsh. Either use shelltool or avoid commands with escape sequences. You can also disable scrolling from the cmdtool pane menu (which effectively turns it into a shelltool). If you still want scrolling, try using an xterm with the scrollbar activated.

NIACC Security can usually try to help you (they assume no responsibility while trying to help you into your car). Some cars are difficult to open so it would be wise to bring a spare set of keys with you when you come.

When you are viewing a part of an act, click the dropdown arrow next to Locate, select Docs in Seq and click GO. This will change Docs button to Docs in Seq. Click Next arrow to scroll down through an entire act. Click the Previous arrow to scroll up to beginning of the act.

How to run programs automatically upon KDE startup? Kubuntu is already saving your session status upon logout, and restoring your previous programs on the next login, by default. All you need to do is, logging out from KDE while the applications you want to be auto-restored are still open (make sure their contents are saved).

If you answered NO to any of the above questions, turn off the PC and check the keyboard and mouse connections to the extension cable behind the keyboard. The connection(s) may be loose or have become disconnected. Turn on the computer and try again. If the keyboard malfunction continues, turn off the computer and replace the keyboard with a known good' keyboard. Turn on the computer and retry.

No, Roadside Assistance does not cover non-mechanical defects such as, lost keys, keys locked in the vehicle, flat battery due to lights being left on etc.

Each lock that we sell includes two high security keys. If you purchase three deadbolts they will each include 2 keys, but each set will be DIFFERENT from each other. If you want them keyed alike, see the next question.

The world is full of [insert random dangerous and/or unloved objects here] and people who use or need them. That's OK. The problem with Caps Lock (and it's not a huge problem, like war, disease, or poverty) is that whether we want it or not, it's forced on us, with every new computer, and it's so annoying that there is actually a whole sub-industry in software programs to remap the thing. This is about choice. We want computer vendors to provide CAPSfree keyboards as an option.

The simple answer is, the Ctrl key. But a more imaginative answer is: don't replace the key, but redesign the left part of the keyboard to be more ergonomic. There are several interesting suggestions. A left Enter key. A programmable key. Two smaller function keys. Move other keys up, and enlarge the space bar.

Sure. This is a decent compromise solution for manufacturers who don't want to produce two sets of keyboards. Put the Caps Lock up at the top right along with the Num Lock and Scroll Lock.

For the disabled, most systems provide 'sticky Shift', which is much nicer to use than Caps Lock. You press Shift, then the key you want, and then continue to type. The Caps Lock function does not have to disappear, it could be replaced by a key combination. For the few people who really need a Caps Lock key for, well, there are literally hundreds of millions of Caps Lock keyboards around. It's hardly going to bother them if new computers don't have this key.

If there is a true emergency with the vehicle running, a child inside or traffic is being impeded, then we can assist you in opening your vehicle. We can not recommend or refer you to any locksmith or a local garage to assist you.

of this moment, MPD officers will respond to assist people who have locked their keys in their cars. You will be required to read and sign a waiver form acknowledging that damage may be caused to the car during attempts to gain entry and agree that you will not hold MPD or the Town of Morristown liable for any such damage. If you decide that you would rather not risk causing damage to your car, you can call any licensed locksmith who will be able to open your car for a fee.

As locks age over time, the pins in a lock cylinder tend to "wear" down causing your keys to stick and forcing you to "jiggle or wiggle" the key in the lock to make it work. Most likely the keys you were given have probably been "copied" several times and this, plus pin wear, can cause your lock to act like it is breaking

In Live or Playback mode, on the front panel of the DVR, hold the Enter key for at least 3 seconds to Lock the front panel keys. Press the Enter key again (for 3 secs) to Unlock the keys.

Officers can assist by helping you contact family members, friend or locksmith of your choice. Officers are not authorized to physically assist or gain entry to a locked vehicle unless there is an immediate threat or danger.

I'd like to report an error in MT-NewsWatcher. When I scroll to the bottom of a window, usually there's lots of extra white space at the bottom of the window. You've been playing with the preferences again, haven't you? You must have turned on the Scroll by whole pages preference. This is a feature. When you scroll down by a page, MT-NewsWatcher always makes the previous bottom line in the window the new top line in the window, even at the end of the text or list.

It is possible to obtain replacement keys for your lock ONLY if you know the key number. The key number is stamped on the original keys provided with your lock. If you do not know the key number, it is possible to obtain additional keys from a locksmith who can impression your lock. If you do know the key number, go to a locksmith or local hardware store to order keys. Please note that the locksmith will charge you a fee for this service.