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Problems with Earlier Version of DVORAK.SYS Device Driver

Last reviewed: May 1, 1997
Article ID: Q101239

6.00 MS-DOS kbfile kbappnote

The information in this article applies to:

  • Microsoft MS-DOS operating system version 6.0

SUMMARY

The earlier version of the Dvorak keyboard drivers for MS-DOS (DVORAK.SYS dated 12/11/92) has the following problems:

  • ALT+keys were not rearranged when running some applications (such as Microsoft MS-DOS Editor).
  • The [{ and ]} keys were incorrect in the two-handed layout.
  • The L and 7 keys were exchanged in the left-handed layout.

MORE INFORMATION

The Dvorak keyboard drivers for MS-DOS in the DVORAK.SYS file dated 12/11/92 were distributed on the MS-DOS Supplemental Disk and with Application Note GA0650. Both the MS-DOS Supplemental Disk and Application Note GA0650 were updated on 4/23/93 to contain the new updated Dvorak keyboard drivers for MS-DOS (DVORAK.SYS dated 4/7/93).

To obtain this GA0650, call Microsoft Product Support Services at (425) 454-2030.

This Application Note can be found in the Software/Data Library by searching on the word GA0650 or S13994. GA0650 was archived using the PKWARE file-compression utility.


KBCategory: kbother kbfile kbappnote

KBSubcategory: msdos
Additional reference words: appnote 6.00 two one 2 1 left right handed
two-handed right-handed left-handed appnote
Keywords : msdos kbappnote kbfile kbother
Version : 6.00
Platform : MS-DOS


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Last reviewed: May 1, 1997
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