Lynn Harris

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Hi Gary. <br />
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You’re awesome! Thank you. &nbsp;<br />
This answers my question and gives me the direction to address it. <br />
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Thank You,<br />
Lynn
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iSeries menu question - Can I disable the functions keys? I don't want F3/F12 to exit the menu. I want an option selection to be the only way. <br />
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Thanks in advance!<br />
Lynn
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iSeries menu question - Can I disable the functions keys? I don't want F3/F12 to exit the menu. I want an option selection to be the only way. 

Thanks in advance!
Lynn

iSeries menu - disable function keys

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