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This is laying groundwork for properly supporting Shogun, which
sets up and uses Window 7
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I instantiate a PCSpeaker instance in the main engine just for beeps,
because I don't know any simpler way. But hey, it works.
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This is initially primarily for Bureaucracy.. the starting form
is drawn in the text grid window, and visible cursor is needed
so you can tell which line you're filling in
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Technically, they're lock keys rather than modifier keys, but we
may as well treat them as the same thing here.
My keyboard doesn't have an F-lock key, and I can't find any key
code for it, so I don't know if that one has to be excluded too.
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I'm told that on some foreign keyboards, combinations of Alt & Fn
keys are used to produce standard characters. So I can't just
ignore Alt combinations because of this
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