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# SSH-Anwendungstastenfeld funktioniert nicht

Beheben Sie das Problem, dass das SSH-Anwendungs-Keypad in Remote Desktop Manager nicht korrekt funktioniert, indem Sie in den Terminal-Einstellungen die Option „Anwendungs-Keypad-Modus deaktivieren“

Anwendungs-Keypad funktioniert nicht korrekt.

Beim Versuch, das Keypad in SSH zu verwenden, werden beim Tippen nicht die richtigen Zeichen gesendet.

### Lösung

Setzen Sie im Tab ***Terminal*** die Option ***Disable application keypad mode*** auf ***True***, damit die Option global für alle Ihre Sitzungen gilt.


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