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From: Clarence Dold <[e-mail]>
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Subject: Scan Key for K95 ;-(
Date: 11 Jul 1996 16:56:13 GMT
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Frank said (loosely paraphrased):
    You could gain fame and honor by running a loop of show key, and
    recording all of the responses.

So, I thinks to mice-elf, I could use some honor.

I went to K95, started a loop of showkey, and as each screen filled, I did a
cut and paste to a WordPad document.

I went all through the normal keyboard, did the shifted, and as I started
the control, I realized that I wasn't even a quarter of the way done.
Now I might have been bored, but not that bored.
Untouched, shift, ctrl, alt, ctrl-alt, shift-alt, ctrl-shif...

Hmm.  Certainly some Microsoft document, or keyboard manufacturers
document, lists all of the codes?

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