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From: emv@panchovilla.cc.umich.edu (Edward Vielmetti)
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Subject: Re: VT100 emulator for PCs
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In article <8434@tut.cis.ohio-state.edu> mdf@tut.cis.ohio-state.edu (Mark D. Freeman) writes:
>
>I need a perfect VT100 emulator, to be used to run Microsoft Word and
>SCO Professional on an SCO XENIX system.  Crosstalk is either too slow
>or too stupid (I can't tell), and the first release of Mirror is not
>lots better.  MS-KERMIT 2.30 is good, but eats the page-up and
>page-down keys, which I need to implement for their intended use.

here's how you set up ms-kermit 2.30 to send out a unique code from the
page-up key.  I'll have it send out Hi, Mom as an example.
 
Kermit-MS>show key
Push key to be shown (? shows all): <pg up>
 Scan Code \329 decimail is defined as
 Verb: upscn  \Kupscn
 Free space: ...
 
Kermit-MS>set key \329 {Hi, Mom}
Kermit-MS>set key \329 {\27OZ}     send escape - O - Z

that should do you fine.