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From: ix710@sdcc6.UUCP (Anne F. Waggy)
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Subject: Re: vt100 emulator for C128 or CP/M
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Date: Mon, 19-May-86 21:38:21 EDT
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Summary: Possible answer to vt100 emulator prob


Well, you probably have the vt100 emulator that Commodore includes
with their 1200 baud modem.  To send the vt100 escape sequences,
just hit `alt-key' (PF1, PF2, ..., 0,.,enter,...).  When the `alt'
key is not used, the emulator just sends the normal numeric ascii
codes, and the function keys are just what you defined using the 
`alt-K' command.  Give it a try.  I have not seen any better vt-100
emulators out for the 128, but if anyo has, please post it.
I hope that solves your problem.

                                  Jim Dyvig
                                  In search of beer.