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Subject: CIT 101
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Date: 19 Nov 90 22:47:19 GMT
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Thank you people.. esp.  conrad.. The problem with my terminal has been
fixed and I learned something about vt100 terminals in the process.  For the
last year I have been turning on my terminal and then going through this little
routine where I set all the necessary settings so that my terminal will talk to
my modem and my UNIX.  Guess what.. the NVR will hold all those settings as
someone suggested.  Apparently, there was a glitch in the NVR and it lost a bit
of stability and wasn't happy.  A kind person, finally mentioned that the vt100
settings could be reset to factory specs with the SHIFT-D keystroke in the
SETUP menu.  The settings can also be saved in NVR with the SHIFT-S keystroke 
and reset with SHIFT-R.  Well I tryed it on the CIT101 and of course it didn't 
work BUT control-SHIFT-D -S and -R work.  GREAT!!!!!  My settings are all saved
now and I am not getting any errors.. Sheesh.. what will I do now?  ;)  Maybe
it would be nice to get a hold of a manual for the CIT 101.  Ah.. such fun.

	ian
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