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[java] Telnet
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Ctrl-C is correctly passed by RFC-compliant telnet clients. If your application changes the keyboard mode or ignores SIGINT, then you won''t be able to stop it with Ctrl-C. You could try Ctrl-Z to put it in the background and then kill it, or Ctrl-D to terminate input if it is a stream-based program.
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Don''t listen to me. I''ve had too much coffee.
By "RAdmin" you mean Remote Administrator? Under Windows?
If you right-click on the titlebar, there should be an option to send some of the more difficult key combinations (Ctrl-C is one, Ctrl-Atl-Del is another).
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If you right-click on the titlebar, there should be an option to send some of the more difficult key combinations (Ctrl-C is one, Ctrl-Atl-Del is another).
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