This is TRW2000's Ring-0 hotkey. It will break Win95
immediately, wherever it is currently executing code. More often
than not, it will drop you into the middle of kernel routines.
Note: This is the same as Soft-ICE's hotkey Ctrl-D.
This is TRW2000's Ring-3 hotkey.
Most of the time, we needn't break at Ring-0 because we're not interested in stopping code execution in the middle of a routine (ie. the Window's kernel) running at Ring-0. <Ctrl-N> will break the foreground task (usually the active window) in ring3. This is most often the point that we really need.
If Ctrl-N is pressed while you're in a Win95 DOS window, TRW will break the current running DOS or DPMI program.
If Ctrl-N is pressed in full-screen DOS, nothing will happen.
If you press Ctrl-N and nothing happens, try pressing any key or
moving the mouse. to see if anything happens
See also:
Command HotKey