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This article is from the Apple II GNO FAQ, by Devin Reade with numerous contributions by others.

14.1: Some programs I run have two cursors and sometimes characters I type don't get sent to the program. When I quit the program, the characters show up on the command line! What's wrong?

    A#14.1:	You need to set the auxiliary file type of the program in question
to $DC00.  Use the chtyp command:

        chtyp -a \$DC00 ProgramName

Note the '\' character; it must be there to escape the '$' character
from the shell, otherwise the $DC00 would be treated as a shell
variable.

Also note that this fix will not work if the program's file type
is S16 and the file resides on an HFS volume.  (An EXE file on
an HFS volume should be fine.)
    

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