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From: Nic@skin.demon.co.uk (Nic Gibson)
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Subject: MS-DOS Icon and Ctrl C
Just a quick thought/query.
Has anyone got a suggestion that would allow me to handle ^C keypresses
directly? I've putting together an interactive program that really could use
the ability to read ^C as input, do some stuff and then quit. Any suggestions
short of modifying the iconx source gratefully received.
Cheers,
Nic