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The short answer is yes; terminals respond to escape sequences that tell
them how to display text (bold, underline, cursor position, etc.) but I
can't find the right reference for HP/UX for you.  Enter your terminal type
plus "escape sequence" in Google and you should find what you're looking
for.  You may be lucky enough to find a Java library that will do it all for
you as well.

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"Diego De Marco" <ddemarco@dpsautomation.com> wrote in message
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> Hi!
>
> I'm working on a console application for HP/UX. This application displays
> its results in an old green-text terminal. I was wondering if there's any
> way to:
> 1) Change the location of the cursor (some sort of gotoXY()), so that I
can
> display text anywhere on the console window
> 2) Change the text attributes (mainly to display inverse-video and "bold"
> text).
>
> Thank you very much in advance,
>
> Diego De Marco
>
>