laoz1982@fredonia.UUCP (david qing lao) (04/19/89)
PROCOMM fans on the net:
Has anybody noticed that the BS key definition option is missing
from PROCOMMM PLUS TEST DRIVE? Is there another way I can redefine
the BackSpace key from ^H to Del in pcplustd? Does PROCOMM PLUS
the real thing has the BS key definition option like in PROCOMM 2.4.3?
How good is the PROCOMM PLUS keybord remaping program? Does it
allow remaping of SysReq, NumLock, ScrollLock keys? What is the
difference between VT-100 and VT-102 anyway? Any answer to these
questions will be greatly appreciated.
David Q Lao
State University of New York
College at Fredonia
laoz1982@fredonia.UUCP
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dts@cloud9.Stratus.COM (Daniel Senie) (04/21/89)
In article <1526@fredonia.UUCP>, laoz1982@fredonia.UUCP (david qing lao) writes: > PROCOMM fans on the net: > > Has anybody noticed that the BS key definition option is missing > from PROCOMMM PLUS TEST DRIVE? Is there another way I can redefine > the BackSpace key from ^H to Del in pcplustd? > How good is the PROCOMM PLUS keybord remaping program? The backspace key can be remapped in the real PCPLUS with no problem. The keyboard mapping utility is very simple and convenient. Keys which actually send scan codes through INT 16H are reprogrammable. The real ProComm Plus is available from mail order houses such as PC Connection (Marlow, NH, 800-243-8088) for a mere $43. Why not give the developers of the program a few $$$ for their efforts and get some free telephone support to boot? -- Daniel Senie UUCP: harvard!ulowell!cloud9!dts Stratus Computer, Inc. ARPA: anvil!cloud9!dts@harvard.harvard.edu 55 Fairbanks Blvd. CSRV: 74176,1347 Marlboro, MA 01752 TEL.: 508 - 460 - 2686
pechter@scr1.UUCP (04/21/89)
In article <1526@fredonia.UUCP> laoz1982@fredonia.UUCP writes: >What is the difference between VT-100 and VT-102 anyway? The VT102 was an enhanced VT100 which has insert and delete character escape sequences, 132 column x 80 character display, an on board printer port with passthrough and printscreen modes and underline, blink,reverse and bold screen attributes. Most of these features were optional on the VT100 (extra cost) and involved add in boards. The VT102 had one board and did all of these things. -- Bill Pechter -- Home - 103 Governors Road, Lakewood, NJ 08701 (201)370-0709 Work -- Concurrent Computer Corp., 2 Crescent Pl, MS 172, Oceanport,NJ 07757 Phone -- (201)870-4780 Usenet . . . rutgers!pedsga!tsdiag!scr1!pechter ** Why is it called software when it's so hard to install. RTF what? **