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From: kilgallen@eisner.decus.org (Larry Kilgallen)
Subject: Re: How to bypass CTRL-C?
Date: 1999/01/27
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In article <36AF61EE.93C36E67@videotron.com>, psx2@videotron.com writes:
> The topic says it all.
> How can I block the CTRL-C keys so that the 
> program can not terminate that way.

The title of the newsgroup says it all.  This newsgroup is about Ada,
on all operating systems (or without operating systems).

The question you pose has nothing to do with Ada, as it is specific
to particular operating systems (those for which CTRL/C has a
reserved meaning), and should be discussed in the newsgroup
for whatever operating system you are using.

Larry Kilgallen