[SML] ION question... Wherefore art thou shift?

[David Fox]

Steve;
I am guessing that while the console might be running the current version of software, somewhere along the way you never got the keycap upgrade kit that would have included the  Shift button you seek.

If you can privately send me your serial number and a mailing address (or confirm that it is still the address on Orchard), I will get a full keycap set sent to you ASAP.


David Fox
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Date: Tue, 09 Dec 2014 14:48:22 -0500
From: Stephen Litterst <litterst.stagecraft at gmail.com<mailto:litterst.stagecraft at gmail.com>>
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Subject: [SML] Stupid Ion Question
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I know we have a lot of Ion users (and superusers) on this list.

The manual and help function refer to the shift key.  (Specifically,
Shift + Time to enter the Discrete Time display.)

Where in Sam Hill is the shift key? I've looked.  Three times.  (maybe
four). I've tried using the shift key on the keyboard, that's not it.

Help a poor fella out.  I've just learned how to program discrete times
on this thing and I really want to be able to see the times I've
programmed in.

Thank you!

Steve L.
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Stephen Litterst            Technical Operations Supervisor
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302/831-0601                University of Delaware


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