-=> Quoting Darin Mcbride to David Muir <=-

 DM> A) prevent Ctrl-C from being intercepted, and start it again
 DM> (i.e., stop it for a critical part of the process, such as copying a

    Can't say as I've ever wanted to "re-enable" it. I suppose
though that by 
putting the keyboard in Binary mode you could interecpt CTRL-C and CTRL-P and 
decide what to do with them via  flags or semaphores. The trick of course is 
to remeber to reassign the original ketboard before shelling to OS/2 or 
exiting.

 DM> backup over the original) B) enable (and disable) ctrl-p to
 DM> print the screen 

    Enabling the printscreen is a system toggle and I honestly couldn't tell 
you now where it's located.
    To put the keyboard in binary mode the following code was translated from 
C code from by an earlier volunteer.

CONST
hkbd        : WORD     = 0;                  {alternate keyboard handle}

VAR
newkbdinfo  : kbdinfo;

Begin
   KbdOpen(hkbd);
   KbdGetFocus(IO_WAIT, hkbd);
   newkbdinfo.cb := sizeof(newkbdinfo);
   KbdGetStatus(newkbdinfo, hkbd);
   newkbdinfo.fsMask := (newkbdinfo.fsMask and $00F7) or $0004;
   KbdSetStatus(newkbdinfo, hkbd);

{insert code here}

   KbdClose(hkbd);
   END.

Dave...

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