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Old 09-02-2018, 11:28 AM   #7
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Originally Posted by kunsttyv View Post
* Is there a keyboard command for refreshing the screen?
I had encountered a similar problem years ago, spending very many hours per week on the Onyx i86 using Kingsoft Office, oh sweet were the times. I was about to making some confusion with a further problem, that of blinking (I suppose the software you are using does not make a cursor blink).

For the refresh, I wrote an app that presented a white (or black?) fullscreen and exited soon after, called through a [CMD]+[R] through the QuickLaunchSettings.

This is fairly simple - but It would be more clean to do as per what follows.

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Originally Posted by kunsttyv View Post
* If not, do any of you know if there's something I could do to the operating system to create such a key binding?
More than on the operating system, you could modify that app you are using, injecting the Onyx SDK, which contains the refresh function, to be called through some interaction with the modified application.

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