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From: jason@hpcndjdz.CND.HP.COM (Jason Zions)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apollo
Subject: Re: Re: DM in OSF...
Message-ID: <1130005@hpcndjdz.CND.HP.COM>
Date: 22 May 91 01:14:46 GMT
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The "ied" command, supported in HP-UX 8.0, which lends ksh-like editting
features to any program, gives you some of what command pads give you. Not
all, granted. A version of ksh, called keysh, also gives you the ability to
make the other keys on the keyboard do things. With some work and use of
various X utilities, some of the things you had hard-wired keys for can be
brought back.

Jazz