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‎09-06-2020 06:26 AM

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Product: 15-ba019ur
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

I use vDos, DosBox, and Windows XP under VMware on a notebook. So, my keyboard is not as big as a classical one. Therefore, in the three applications I cannot stop an MS Dos program from executing by pressing Ctrl+Break. Because, there is no Break key on the notebook and Pause key doesn't substitute it.

How to stop a Turbo Basic program from running and to proceed with editing the program? So, I want to exit from Edit field in order to save the program, for example, or perform another tasks.

What is a combination of keys to stop or pause the program?

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‎09-06-2020 07:33 AM

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You might consider plugging in a usb keyboard to use as a workaround.


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