Re: "Sticky" keyboard in Borland C++ 3.0

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From: sorrow
Date: Sat, 11 Apr 1992 21:24

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Could someone tell me what the sticky keyboard problem is?  I have
a Northgate OmniKey keyboard which supports sticky keys normally,
but I have this feature disabled....since using 3.0 of BC++ thought
the shift or ctrl keys occasionally get "stuck" in BC++...but I thought
it was a problem with my kbd...is this the problem?

I'm using an Omnikey/102 on an 80486 w/8MB, BC++ 3.00, and QEMM-386 5.11.

Brian

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