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From: kykerr@k9.cs.orst.edu (Ronald Kyker)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.cbm
Subject: Re: Kermit 2.1
Summary: What the DEL key sent. (Kermit v2.1)
Keywords: Kermit v2.1 DEL key.
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Date: 16 Jan 89 10:21:24 GMT
References: <POSTNEWS24998@NADC.ARPA>
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In article <POSTNEWS24998@NADC.ARPA> prindle@NADC.ARPA (Frank Prindle) writes:
>
>Also, the original poster said that pressing the DEL key sent a ".", which
>does not sound right in any case.  Could be he has a botched binary.
>
>Sincerely,
>Frank Prindle
>Prindle@NADC.arpa


	To clear up the confusion: the command line on the UNIX system
     here at school reads the kermit DEL char as a `^?'.  This showed up in
     the editor I used to put together my posting (vi), but did not show up
     when posted to the newsgroup (should have double-checked)... Thanks
     for the help & advice - I'll check into `termcap' on the UNIX side
     and see if I can redefine the key mapping.


			-Ron