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From: alfter@uns-helios.nevada.edu (SCOTT ALFTER)
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Subject: Re: Zip GSX
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Date: 7 Nov 90 07:34:36 GMT
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In article <90308.000555UD169430@NDSUVM1.BITNET> UD169430@NDSUVM1.BITNET (Mike Aos) writes:
>Sorry, I would have deleted some of the above but I can't seem to locate
>PF-14 in Kermit v3.87's VT100 emulation.  I tried a few escape sequences but

You're using an IBM 30xx mainframe, right?  I had an account on a
3081-GX once.  Using either ProTERM or Kermit 3.86, pressing Escape
followed by a key in the top row of the keyboard would let me access
the PF keys.  Esc 1 is PF-1, Esc 2 is PF-2...Esc 0 is PF-10, Esc - is
PF-11, and Esc = is PF-12.  For PF-13 through PF-24, hold down Shift.
PF-14 would be Esc Shift-2, or Esc @.  Also, I think PA3 is Esc .
(period) and PA1 is Esc , (comma).  Don't quote me on it, though,
since it's been a while, but those keys should work.

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