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From: DREUBEN@EAGLE.WESLEYAN.EDU) ("DOUGLAS SCOTT REUBEN)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: Closed Apple Key on the //e
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Date: 22 Mar 89 10:36:00 GMT
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Hello...

I'm wondering if anyone knows the numeric equivalent of the CLOSED
Apple key on the Apple //e. (I believe it is the same as one of the
Joystick buttons on the II+ )

I am presently using Kermit 3.83, and find that on my system, 
it does not work to well. Yet it is the only software that I
have which will allow me to use the PF (Function) keys, which 
I need for editing and mail processing. Other terminal emulation
software has nnot been too successful, as I think my systemis 
somewhat different from most (although it is a VAX/VMS, software
that SHOULD work on it doesn't...) I have found that CLOSE (solid)-Apple 
and keys 6-9 generate PF1-4, respectively.

I would like to try to implement this on some other terminal software,
by defining macros to send out what CLOSE-Apple+key (6-9) sends out
on Kermit. 

If anyone has any useful information as to what Kermit sends out in this
case, or just what the numeric code is for CLOSE-Apple, I'd be 
most appreciative...

Thanks in advance for any help!

-Doug

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