Num Luck turned off during Remote Control

Hi,
I am using ZFD7 SPK1, when we remote control users, the Num Lock button
on the client workstations get disabled. Is there any way to prevent
that?
Wasnt this supposed to have been fixed with ZFD7 SPK1?
Thanks.
kambiz

Kambiz,
checkout http://www.novell.com/support/search...eId=SAL_Public
you'll see it's fixed in a post-SP1 patch
Shaun Pond

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