Hi there, I am a help desk agent. I have a user who utilizes the Multiplicity program. When this user has her focus on the secondary workstation the pause break key functions as a numlock. This normally wouldn't be a big deal except one of the programs the user needs to use has that key as a goto main menu function. The odd thing is if there is a keyboard attached to the secondary workstation, and you press the pause break key on it. It works as it is designed. Does anyone k
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Hi there, I am a help desk agent. I have a user who utilizes the Multiplicity program. When this user has her focus on the secondary workstation the pause break key functions as a numlock. This normally wouldn't be a big deal except one of the programs the user needs to use has that key as a goto main menu function. The odd thing is if there is a keyboard attached to the secondary workstation, and you press the pause break key on it. It works as it is designed. Does any
I found something on another website one day. I work for a help desk and we utilize Multiplicity. From what i understand it is part of the User Account Control settings that block this from functioning. I had 2 Vista machines where i had run into this problem. When i turned off the UAC on both machines i no longer had this issue. This is not a good solution for those who are using this in a business like i am, (and inevitably we couldn't use that fix due to security issues) but it should work