Not just the OSD keyboard, my real backslash key is also pressing backspace. You can't do your classic DOS commands like "cd\" without a working backspace key.
It's a US keyboard (happens to be a laptop). I've already named the scancodes and VK codes in the parent post. Browser is Firefox.
Backslash works fine if you have chosen to emulate the PC or PC XT. For PCJr, no keystroke appears at all (it does not act as backspace). For Tandy 1000, it acts as backspace. You get the same result whether you use the real backslash key or the backslash key from the on-screen keyboard.
Thanks. This should be fixed for Tandy 1000 now. On PCjr there is no backslash key, you have to type a backspace using alt + /, so I will need to define a macro that does that for you.
The Tandy 1000 will need its own OSD since the tandy keyboard differs from the Model F in significant ways. You'll notice that if you type shift-backslash on the current model-F based OSD you'll get a 7 instead of the expected |. Because backslash is on numpad 7 on the Tandy.
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Not just the OSD keyboard, my real backslash key is also pressing backspace. You can't do your classic DOS commands like "cd\" without a working backspace key.
I need to know what keyboard layout you're using. If it is not a standard US keyboard it will need a mapping
It's a US keyboard (happens to be a laptop). I've already named the scancodes and VK codes in the parent post. Browser is Firefox.
Backslash works fine if you have chosen to emulate the PC or PC XT. For PCJr, no keystroke appears at all (it does not act as backspace). For Tandy 1000, it acts as backspace. You get the same result whether you use the real backslash key or the backslash key from the on-screen keyboard.
Thanks. This should be fixed for Tandy 1000 now. On PCjr there is no backslash key, you have to type a backspace using alt + /, so I will need to define a macro that does that for you.
The Tandy 1000 will need its own OSD since the tandy keyboard differs from the Model F in significant ways. You'll notice that if you type shift-backslash on the current model-F based OSD you'll get a 7 instead of the expected |. Because backslash is on numpad 7 on the Tandy.
Dealing with this stuff is tons of fun