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sguerke@brahms.udel.edu (Stephen Guerke) writes:

>You can create a small file called NUMOFF.COM by using an ASCII editor
>(even EDLIN :)) and typing the following DEBUG script:

>(Line numbers included for reference)

>1: a 100
>2: mov ax,40
>3: mov ds,ax
>4: mov ah,0
>5: mov bx,0017
>6: mov [bx],ah
>7: int 20
>8: 
>9: r cx
>10:e
>11:n numoff.com
>12:w
>13:q

>carefully proofread the above file (being sure that line 8 is blank
>and that line 13 is q) and save it as NUMOFF.SCR .

>To create NUMOFF.COM , at the prompt (be sure that the directory
>containing DEBUG.COM in in your PATH) type the following command:

>		C> debug < numoff.scr

>This should (it did for me when I used it :)) create a little program
>named NUMOFF.COM.  Put it in your autoexec.bat file and it will turn
>off the Number Lock key and its light.


It will only do the light if you have an AT (or better) type keyboard.