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From: papa@pollux.usc.edu (Marco Papa)
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Subject: Re: NTSC vs. PAL screen checking (Was Re: JRComm....)
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Date: 9 May 90 18:38:56 GMT
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In article <6939@bula.se> Bjorn Knutsson <bjornk@bula.se> writes:
>What I really think I'd like to see is a program that lets you use the
>font of your choice along with the keymap of your choice. I mean, if
>Bill Hawes can include a keymap-command with WShell/ConMan that allows
>you to choose what keymap a specific shell should use, why can't you
>guys do something similar? It would solve a lot of problems for us
>Europeans.

Do you mean something like a ToolType AND CLI parameter like:

1.> Atalk3 KEYMAP myswede FONT  swe	(CLI)

KEYMAP=myswede			(ToolTYpe)
FONT=swe

The KEYMAP deal should be easy (Use default if no keymap is given as AT-/// does
rigth now).  The font would not work that well (since VT100 needs a whole
family of fonts). It would work just for the initial font only.

-- Marco
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