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SM5IO > TPK 27.12.97 10:28l 31 Lines 1123 Bytes #-10319 (0) @ WW
BID : 084853SM5IO
Read: GUEST
Subj: Re: TPK183C "BUG ?" (3)
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From: SM5IO@SK5AS.E.SWE.EU
To : TPK@WW
G7OAE wrote:-
> Hello John,
> The 'bug' noted in TPK seems to happen when I accidently hit the INSERT
> key while reaching for the <- key. The cursor changes from square to a
> small underline character. When this happens, pressing enter will only
> send the cursor back to the start of the line I've been typing on.
> Pressing INSERT again will put things right.
> OR, has a BUG really been found?
To me this sound like John has found a command in TPK. Taking a good look
in the manual may verify this - HI!
In many programs, the MS Office for instance, the INSERT key is used to
switch between overtyping and inserting the new text. My XYL is for some
reason very often hit by this particular bug and makes some not very
ladylike comments if she does not notice the mistake immedately!!
73s - Stig, SM5IO @ SK5AS
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