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Subject: Disable CTRL+BREAK from a TP6 program
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>From: M.E.Bullivant@bradford.ac.uk (Martin Bullivant)
>Subject:Disable CTRL+BREAK from a TP6 program
>Date: 18 Nov 92 14:25:45 GMT
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>How do I disable the CTRL+BREAK key sequence from within a TP6 program?
>I tried the SetCBreak(FALSE) statement, but nothing seems to happen!
>

I think the correct method is CHECKBREAK := FALSE;
as far as I can remember.

Lemming.

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