How do I change the SYSTEM menu? I want to add PF3=logoff to this menu but I can't find the source.
There is no mechanism for changing the System Request Menu or its PF keys.
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How do I change the SYSTEM menu? I want to add PF3=logoff to this menu but I can't find the source.
There is no mechanism for changing the System Request Menu or its PF keys.
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This was first published in April 2001
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