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From: Ken Nelson <nelson AT scitools DOT com>
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Subject: Re: Quake and Win95...
Date: Wed, 03 Jul 1996 10:15:35 -0400
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GEORGE GAGHON wrote:
> 
> Help,
> 
> I am writing a program in DJGPP, and in Win95 everytime I try to use the
> keyboard, like the F key, Win95 takes control of the program.
> 
> But in Quake, it does not go into Win95.   What are they doing?????
> 
> Vince


 Hmmm... that is odd. I've found that Windows will grab 
 some function keys (but not the standard A-Z keys). 

 I don't know what Quake does.

 Try unchecking all the boxes for Windows Escape Keys in the
 MS Dos Window->Properties->Misc properties sheet. This
 is available when you right click on the title bar of
 an active MS Dos Window, or on the executable itself
 in Explorer.
 
 I found this kept Windows 95 from grabbing Function and ALT
 key combinations.

Ken N.