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Article #18248Re: How to stop Duke from spinning?
From: RT
Date: Fri, 30 Aug 1996 00:00
Date: Fri, 30 Aug 1996 00:00
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marty...@aol.com (MartyL5060) wrote: >>You have an enhanced keyboard with an key dedicated cursor keypad, >>right? Happens to me all the time whenever I accidently hit one of the >>corner keys (up-right, down-left, etc.). To stop the spin, just press >>the right or left direction key for whatever way Duke is spinning. >>Works for me anyways. > > "Key dedicated cursor keypad"? I have a typical 102 key keyboard. I have >arrows on the Number pad when NumLock is off but I use the four arrow keys >between the letters and numbers, below the delete, end,& page down keys. >and it seems that no matter what keys I push it won't stop. Help please! OK, this may be a long shot, but I've seen it twice with folks I know. Is it possible you've got a stuck key? Twice, I've seen people who thought there was something wrong with their computer or keyboard, only to find that a key was stuck. Hey, it's just a thought. Good luck... RT >Marty
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