Also try F1, F2, etc. - and Alt-S, IIRC some laptops had that.

I know someone to ask, if none of these work, Andy;  bug me off list <G>

  Mark

James Paul wrote:
>
>  Andy,
>
>  First, are you sure it uses a CMOS type setup?
>  Have your tried Alt-Ctl-Del or Alt-Ctl-Esc or the DELETE key
>  at bootup?   I think every machine I've ever worked on has
>  used one or the other of these methods.  Of course, GRID may
>  be different though.
>
>                                      Regards,
>
>                                        Jim
>
> On Wed, 05 January 2000, Andy Kunz wrote:
>
> >
> > I have been searching for a program to give me access to the CMOS setup for
> > a Grid 1720 laptop.  It uses a Phoenix BIOS.  It doesn't tell me to push
> > any key sequence to get in, so I'm assuming I need a program to give it to me.
> >
> > Anybody have it?
> >
> > Thanks!
> >
> > Andy
> >
> > PS - This will be a dedicated PIC burner box if I can get this utility.
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