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Article #3398Re: Need information about LK250 keyboard
From: Bob Eager
Date: Sat, 30 Mar 1991 16:04
Date: Sat, 30 Mar 1991 16:04
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In article <1991Mar29.165001.203@morrow.stanford.edu>, GG.MPD@forsythe.stanford.edu (Michael Durket) writes:
> Does anyone have an LK250-PA/CAU keyboard? This is the
> DEC Gold key keyboard replacement for the IBM PC/AT or PS/2
> keyboard. I'm thinking of ordering one, because I assume its
> keypad configuration is identical to a VT100's (i.e. the top
> 4 keys on the keypad are all useable unlike a PC where the top
> left key is Num Lock).
I don't know about the keyboard, but I have a utility that will work on 99%
of PCs and allow the NUM LOCK key to be used as GOLD. You still have the
problem with the double height + key, but it's a lot cheaper....
I am about to post/upload a new version of this. It'll be called GOLD20.
Look out for it in the PC newsgroups and eventually on SIMTEL20.
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