Title: RE: Bottom-Of-File (BF) QuestionYep, that does the trick.
Apparently, in Xy3, NI (I don't quite remember what that is..."not IBM sensitive" or something?) isn't needed much (if ever). I've never had any problems not using it.
So...is there any sort of rule-of-thumb concerning NI's use in Xy4? It seems somewhat randomly placed in the keyboard file (I'm betting it's like the english language...there's no real logic, you just have to KNOW).
Thank you very much, Leslie.
-----Original Message-----
From: Leslie Bialler [mailto:lb136@xxxxxxxx]
Sent: Wednesday, July 31, 2002 8:41 AM
To: xywrite@xxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: Bottom-Of-File (BF) Question
Compare the BF and TF commands in your keyboard file.
Does your keyboard file look like this? (With 00 used here instead of actual
scancode numbers)00=BF
00=TFif so, try this:
00=NI,BF
00=NI,TF
I would not suppose this has anything to do with Xy4 vs. Xy3.
Brian.Henderson@xxxxxxxx wrote:
> I'm making another attempt to "like" Xy4, but I'm seeing an annoyance with
> the bottom-of-file (BF) command. Whenever I use it (I've loaded it under
> Alt/Down-arrow) I get the ascii 2 character (white smiley) popping into the
> file when I get to the bottom (no problem with TF though). Wass'up with
> that?
>
> Brian Henderson
> Print Composition Dept.
> Mitchell Repair Information Co.
> San Diego, CA
> www.mitchell1.com
> brian.henderson@xxxxxxxx
> (858) 391-5000 - x.6533--
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