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From: kang@gaius.cs.umn.edu (Liang-wei)
Subject: How can I handle the Hot key?
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Summary: Handle the hot key
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Hi there,
 
Help :
 
Under the DOS environment, not Microsoft Windows, and using C language,
Do you know which command can be used to handle the Hot key?
(How can I handle the Hot Key?)
 
Such as when user press Ctrl-O, I hope the program can jump to subroutine xx1,
        when user press Ctrl-A, I hope the program can jump to subroutine xx2,
     or when user press F1 key, the program can call subroutine xx3, ... and so on.
 
Thanks!
 
-- Liangwei

