Michael_D'Alessandro%Wayne-MTS%UMich-MTS.Mailnet@MIT-MULTICS.ARPA (08/01/84)
One of the strongpoints of Macterminal to me is it's ability to operate in VT-100 emulation mode. However, since the Mac does not come with a numeric keypad, how does one duplicate VT-100 commands issued from the VT-100 keypad? I know that in 3278 emulation mode, there is a pull down menu that allows you to access the 3278 PF keys. Is there a similar pull down menu for the VT-100 numeric keypad PF keys? Does the Mac add-on numeric keypad allow itself to be used as the VT-100 keypad? Or, are you not allowed to use the VT-100's numeric keypad PF keys at all? I'd like to use a Mac with Macterminal on a VAX with VMS, and I hate the thought of giving up all of my VT-100 keypad editing keys that I use in the editor. Mike D'Alessandro
KSPROUL@RUTGERS.ARPA (08/04/84)
Macterminal version 0.5x DOES have the pull-down keyboard for vt-100 and I have used it with a VAX running VMS, and it works GREAT!!! It also, to my pleasent suprise, supports the double high characters and the character-line graphics of the vt-100/vt-102!! Keith Sproul Ksproul@Rutgers.arpa -------