"O" Button....

[batman]

Hello,

For some odd reason my o button will not work. I really need this problem fixed, is there anyone that can help me out with this one???

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[DNG]

batman wrote:

Hello,

For some odd reason my o button will not work. I really need this problem fixed, is there anyone that can help me out with this one???

😃 😃

Change your keyboard... 😉

[neerav]

I thought he was referring to the BIG "O", in which case I was going to recommend a change of "significant other". :evilgrin:

I'll just go wash my brain out with soap now.... :rolleyes:

[batman]

Lmao..... 😃

[BuzzLY]

Just swap it with the any key

[neerav]

BuzzLY wrote:

Just swap it with the any key

That's one very-difficult-to-find key. I've seen people sit for days waiting "... to continue"...

Maybe a php solution?

str_replace("thestupidkey", "o",$everything_typed);

That just means a lot of extra typing for a simple "o". And of course, you couldn't type the script on your own computer, you'd have to use someone else's. Wait, you could just copy/paste! 😃

[batman]

lol, thx for all the input fellaws..... 😃

[bpat1434]

Might I suggest this keyboard (currently in testing):
Optimus Keyboard

~Brett

[dalecosp]

Hmm, the "o" button on whatever keyboard your made your original post on works well enough, as near as I can tell.

Did you mean your "zero" button? Most keyboards these days have two of those, don't they?

Otherwise, you could alter syscons(4) to re-route some other key to output zero, I suppose. Ah, here 'tis, in BSD, rebuild syscons with option "ZERO_KEY_BUSTED_USE_SHIFT" ... for Mac OS, used the older option "NO_ZERO_USE_ANY_KEY" ... I think maybe that's what Buzz was referring to. Or maybe he meant to hack the memory buffer to cause ones to become zeros via means of bitwise shifting. He's very good at such, y'know ....

Not sure about windows, as it's closed source. Probably you can wait for Vista to come out, and it'll just read your mind and type the zeros for you.....

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