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From: kdb@macaw.intercon.com (Kurt Baumann)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.misc
Subject: Re: Adding F1..F10 key emulators to Terminal Emulators?
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Date: 2 Oct 90 17:44:43 GMT
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In article <34431@cup.portal.com>, rpA-Inc@cup.portal.com (RP and Ainc) writes:
> Now on the Mac side, there is a choice of NCSA/Telnet or Microphone II
> (but the problem is much more generic). I know you can change physical
> or logical key-code values, but is there a way to alter what the application
> receives or is it pretty much the responsiblity of the terminal emulation
> software to support the function key translation feature.

Well not quite true, there are other programs, in fact A LOT more.  VersTerm,
TCP/Connect II, HostAccess, MacUWS, etc...  Just to name a few.

I know that within TCP/Connect II the F1-F15 keys are host-programmable.
Besides doing the normal VT220 keyboard functions.  I hope this helps a bit.

What you are asking for should already be done in one program or another.

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