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From: Stephen Lee <splee@plexio.com>
Subject: Re: DOSEMU 1.1.4.15 for testing.
Date: 15 Mar 2003 20:57:55 -0800
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On Sat, 2003-03-15 at 18:49, Bart Oldeman wrote:
> I've never used VNC so I really cannot say much about this specific
> situation; it might be problematic for DOSEMU to ask for the numlock
> state via VNC, it might even be a VNC problem and not a DOSEMU problem.
> At least the workaround isn't hard.
> 
> You also could try:
> * set $_X_keycode=(0) in your .dosemurc or dosemu.conf
> or
> * run an X server on the Windows site such as Cygwin xfree86.

set $_X_keycode=(0) makes no difference and adding Cygwin xfree86 to 20
offsite workstations is too ambitious for me. I guess I'll just have to
train users to turn off numlock before starting xdosemu - a minor
inconvenience considering the coolness of being able to use a DOS
program remotely ;-)

Thanks,
Stephen