No Caps

18 July 2002, 00:19

I'm trying to install a basic Workbench hardfile for playing the larger HD size games... anyway I've found caps lock doesn't work... actually it seems to work for selecting icons etc but not for capitalising works... or turning the ';' key into the ':' necessary for specifying mounted devices. This makes typing paths completely impossible.

Is this a bug in WinFellow or is it just me?

Anyone got any ideas?

Amiga1992 · 18 July 2002, 11:35

It doesnt work in any computer! It's CAPS lock, not SHIFT lock!

Drop the Commodore 64 mate

18 July 2002, 11:54

Erk... it was late at night when I wrote that and I was tired. Basically shift wasn't working either... THEN I tried left shift... which DOES work. Sadly because I'm right handed it never occured to me to try that.

An...y..way...

RetroMan · 18 July 2002, 13:31

Isn´t right-shift for firing the joystick

18 July 2002, 13:35

Quote:

Originally posted by RetroMan
Isn´t right-shift for firing the joystick

Isn't that what the joystick firebutton is for? Just on my old miggy right-shift shifted the keys too.

Though also on my old Amiga I had to use a breadknife to get the disks out of the drive... so...

RetroMan · 18 July 2002, 13:44

Quote:

Originally posted by PRAEst76
Isn't that what the joystick firebutton is for?

Sorry, I never use Joysticks on a PeCe

Allways use Keyboard

Amiga1992 · 18 July 2002, 20:04

Kodo: was talking to praest, you know capslock just shifts letters.

You cant use the right shift because its mapped to teh joystick, yes. Change your joystick config and all is well... I have suffered the "feckin right shift lameulator crap!" problem myself.

18 July 2002, 00:19	#1
PRAEst76 Posts: n/a	No Caps I'm trying to install a basic Workbench hardfile for playing the larger HD size games... anyway I've found caps lock doesn't work... actually it seems to work for selecting icons etc but not for capitalising works... or turning the ';' key into the ':' necessary for specifying mounted devices. This makes typing paths completely impossible. Is this a bug in WinFellow or is it just me? Anyone got any ideas?

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18 July 2002, 11:35	#2
Amiga1992 Registered User Join Date: May 2001 Location: ? Posts: 19,645	It doesnt work in any computer! It's CAPS lock, not SHIFT lock! Drop the Commodore 64 mate

18 July 2002, 11:54	#3
PRAEst76 Posts: n/a	Erk... it was late at night when I wrote that and I was tired. Basically shift wasn't working either... THEN I tried left shift... which DOES work. Sadly because I'm right handed it never occured to me to try that. An...y..way...

18 July 2002, 13:31	#4
RetroMan Registered User Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Germany Age: 51 Posts: 3,704	Isn´t right-shift for firing the joystick

18 July 2002, 20:04	#7
Amiga1992 Registered User Join Date: May 2001 Location: ? Posts: 19,645	Kodo: was talking to praest, you know capslock just shifts letters. You cant use the right shift because its mapped to teh joystick, yes. Change your joystick config and all is well... I have suffered the "feckin right shift lameulator crap!" problem myself.

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