Oracle Terminal Developer 6.0

Hello,
I want to change the default key binding of
"Next Record" to the key "PageDown" !
When i hit the Generate Button i get this error
message:
Resoure Name: windows-sqlforms Type: bindings.
Error while parsing the binding string
"PAGEDOWN"
of an entry in component "normal".
Failed to parse token "PAGEDOWN"
Any suggestion ?
Thanx
Josef Huber
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Josef Huber (guest) wrote:
: Hello,
: I want to change the default key binding of
: "Next Record" to the key "PageDown" !
: When i hit the Generate Button i get this error
: message:
: Resoure Name: windows-sqlforms Type: bindings.
: Error while parsing the binding string
: "PAGEDOWN"
: of an entry in component "normal".
: Failed to parse token "PAGEDOWN"
: Any suggestion ?
: Thanx
: Josef Huber
I have tried to use pagedown and Control+pagedown using ot60 and
get the same error you see.
We trying to run Dev 6.0 on a windows 98 client. The pagedown
key no longer works either as scroll down or next block with
Control+pagedown. I called in a TAR on this issue and was told
a new bug had been created on this (Bug# 880351). I was told
that it was not a priority 1 issue and should not expect a fix
anytime soon.
I don't understand how this is possible. PageDown and Control-
Pagedown have been the default scroll down and next block
keystrokes for years on the windows & dos platforms. Did no-one
in the test group ever use these keys? Is no-one using dev 6.0
in the windows98 environment?
If anyone is using 6.0 in windows98 and has these keys working
can you let me know?
Thanks
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