Re: [NTLK] Issues with the SER-001

From: PCBman (pcbman_at_ix.netcom.com)
Date: Sun Jul 01 2001 - 15:30:22 EDT

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> > > Might there be a way to make a tiny utility/button that forces
> > > a scan for the keyboard?

> I was curious to see if there was a SOFTWARE solution.
>
> John

John,

I misunderstood you.

I am a hardware guy and when I see 'button' I immeadiately start
thinking of a physical item.(hence the power switch reference)

No doubt, you could write some code to scan the port. I can't
personally, but I would guess that there are a multitude of talented
people out there that could do this.

In the meantime, toggling the power switch isn't THAT bad.

Regards,

David Humphreys

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