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From: bobmon@iuvax.UUCP (Robert Montante)
Newsgroups: net.emacs,net.micro.pc
Subject: microEmacs 3.7 query
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Date: Sun, 7-Sep-86 22:46:00 EDT
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This is a question about configuring the microEmacs code for MS-DOS machines,
in particular a Zenith 158.  To wit:

A while ago I downloaded an executable form of microEmacs v3.6, and discovered
to my delight that it was drawing a 50-line screen (as far as I know, my Z-158
has a CGA-style monitor capability ONLY).  I assumed it was doing this via
graphics synthesis of a character set, unless Zenith has some untrumpeted
features tucked away -- Anyway, in trying to get documentation, I instead ended
up with v3.7 source code.  Now I have a nice, updated microEmacs in full color,
but it gives me a normal old 25-line screen (of which 4 lines are devoted to
the window that describes the function keys (created by the emacs.rc?)).

So is there a way to get that double-density screen back?  Any help will be
greatly appreciated.

Oh -- unrelated question, posed by a friend who is more into help windows than
I am -- What are FNT, FNQ, etc.?  Are they function keys?  If so, why aren't
they called FN1, FN2, etc.?

Thanx,	...Bob Montante...

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RAMontante
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Indiana University