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Colin,
> On my Dell computer (and I believe on my Indelible Blue as well), the
> initial state of the Num Lock key is set in the BIOS. For the Dell,
> there is a setting group titled "POST Behavior", and under that, one
> of the choices is "Numlock Key".
My Tyan Tomcat K8E has that BIOS setting too, and I have it set to [ON},
but I don't think it stops OS/2 (eCS) from coming up with Num Lock OFF
unless you specifically set it not to in the OS software. (And how do
you get WIN-OS/2 to open with Num Lock ON? There is Willutil, Numlock,
for that!)
Martin
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