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I can't grade the answer because I've tried and it doesn't work on my system !!!<br />

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I can't grade the answer because I've tried and it doesn't work on my system !!!


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You have the type the alt-47 on the numeric keypad. Did you try that?<br />

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You have the type the alt-47 on the numeric keypad. Did you try that?


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Hello,<br />
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Since I've installed UNIX SCO V4.2R3.2 from V4.0R3.2,<br />
when I type the numpad character &quot;/&quot;, I obtain &quot;!&quot;.<br />
If I type the &quot;/:&quot; key, I obtain normally &quot;/&quot;.<br />
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Why it doesn't work on the numpad, and how to resolve this ?<br />
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Thank's
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Hello,

Since I've installed UNIX SCO V4.2R3.2 from V4.0R3.2,
when I type the numpad character "/", I obtain "!".
If I type the "/:" key, I obtain normally "/".

Why it doesn't work on the numpad, and how to resolve this ?

Thank's

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