Key Mapping!

[Harry Yau]

Thank A Lot!
It solve the problem now!
However, I found another problem/concern.
Is it possible for me to send "Num Lock", "Cap Lock"??


"Steve J. Olechnowicz" wrote:

> The number lock is on on the server (98) machine. I have a utility that you can keep on the server, when you run it, it turns the number lock off and the keys work correctly over VNC.
>
> Email me at: steve "at" geostream.co.uk if you want a copy, as I don't think it would be fair to post it here.
>
> Steve
>
>         -----Original Message-----
>         From: Harry Yau [mailto:harry.yau "at" regaltronic.com]
>         Sent: Fri 26/04/2002 06:36
>         To: vnc-list "at" uk.research.att.com
>         Cc:
>         Subject: Key Mapping!
>
>
>
>         Hi All,
>         I am new to the list.
>         I got a problem now.
>         Please, let's me introduct the situaltion first.
>         Now I get two machine, namely the local and the remote.
>         Local's OS is Windows 2000 while the Remote's is Windows 98 SE.
>         Version being used is 3.3.3 R9.
>         When sit in front of the local and try to run some dos application in
>         the remote,
>         I find out the key mapping is messed up partly.
>         The following is the input key from local and the output on the dos
>         application on remote.
>
>         Input         Output
>         "Insert"      "0"
>         "Delete"      "."
>         "Home"        "7"
>         "End"         "1"
>         "Page Up"     "9"
>         "Page Down"   "3"
>         "Arrow Up"    "8"
>         "Arrow Down"  "2"
>         "Arrow Left"  "4"
>         "Arrow Right" "6"
>
>         Is there any way to deal with this problem?? Please
>         Thank You Very Much.
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