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> Uhhh, scroll lock perhaps?

Well, Duuhhhhh!
The reason I didn't think about scroll lock is that it is the key that
is mapped to my kvm.  I hit Scroll Lock twice and the number of the
computer I want to switch to.

Familiarity breeds contempt, I guess.=20