Switching Between Sessions Problem ...

Dear all,

I am using SGD 4.3 and I am experiencing the following problem ...

When switching between puTTY sessions using ALT and TAB or Suspend and Resume it is messing up the keyboard mapping.

When I begin to type within the puTTY session the text is prefixed with the ESC Character ?^ [ ?br>

Does anyone know of a fix?

Thanks for any advice :)

[383 byte] By [wmza] at [2007-11-26 18:14:11]

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# 1

you are running puTTY sessions via SGD or are you switching between SGD sessions and puTTY session and this is where you are losing kepmaps? Please describe an exact steps to reproduce.

carmelomttaa at 2007-7-9 5:47:30 >

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# 2

Hi carmelomtta,

I am launching thepuTTY sessions via SGD. The puTTY executable resides on the same Windows Termiinal Server. The puTTY sessions that I open are pointing to the same IP address.

I launch one session from my Webtop and the keyboard input is fine. I launch another puTTY session via SGD and the keyboard mapping is fine.

I switch between the two sessions using ALT TAB and then begin to type and every character is prefixed with an ESC Character.

The problem is intermittent. It does not happen all the time.

Thank you for your help.

wmza at 2007-7-9 5:47:30 >

# 3

I have seen this behaviour on a SGD 4.1 at one of our customers. We never found the reason for it, but a workaround which was sufficient for this customer.The work around was duplicating the Putty session from the menu instead of starting a new Putty-application via SGD.-

remolda at 2007-7-9 5:47:30 >

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