From: Vik Heyndrickx <Vik DOT Heyndrickx AT rug DOT ac DOT be>
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Subject: Re: A question (and suggestion) about RHIDE
Date: Mon, 17 Mar 1997 09:30:52 +0100
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Robert Hoehne wrote:
> 
> Galiacy Yannick wrote:
> >
> > Is it a bug or not : the point of my Num Pad is working as del on the
> > editor window only (as far as i can tell), I'm using a french keyboard.
> 
> This is either a problem of your keyboard driver or have you
> can try to use the french keyboard configuration file for RHIDE
> to see it helps you:
> 
> rhide -k fr.txt ...
> 
> But I have not tested it and cannot say exactly if it will
> help you.
>

IF YOU HAVE AN AZERTY KEYBOARD PLEASE READ AT LEAST THE LAST PARAGRAPH.

I was not sure if this was a (weird) feature of RHIDE or not, but I've
exactly the same problem. Num Lock status doesn't affect a thing.
I have a Belgian keyboard (which is much alike a French azerty-keyboard,
but with a few differences).

I tried to remove KEYB.COM out of my autoexec and use the BIOS keyboard
driver instead (which turns my keyboard into a QWERTY) but the problem
stays that way.

With my KEYB.COM reinstalled, I tried to use fr.txt and azerty.txt (the
last one, I use successfully in Linux). No change again.

SET's source code may contain a bug?

I'll try to find out whether this is a bug. But before that a would like
to know whether there is someone that is using an AZERTY (French,
Belgian or other) keyboard which does NOT have this DOT/DEL problem? 
Please reply to my email address for that.

Vik.