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	I am planning a WYSE terminal purchase in the near-future.  Since my
primary work is done on a VAX running VAX/VMS V5.1-B, I really need VT-type
terminal emulation.  Some form of graphics support would also be nice, but
that point is secondary.  I am currently looking at two or three models from
WYSE which purport VT220 terminal compatibility.  One thing I would like to
know in general applies to the WYSE VT200-style keyboard; is the key placement
an exact copy of a VT200 Series terminal, with the idiotic (my personal
opinion...no flames, please) placement of the less-than ("<") and greater-than
(">") keys on the left side of the keyboard?  If so, can the keys be remapped
for a more "conventional" layout?

	The following is a short list of the terminals I would be interested
in.  I have listed what I feel are the major capabilities/differences between
them are.  Any clarifications/changes to these are welcome.  Please mail to
me personally, and I will summarize.

	WYSE model 85A - Amber display with DEC VT200 emulation; no
	 graphics capabilities

	WYSE model 99GT - Amber display with DEC VT200 emulation and
	Tektronix graphics emulation

	WYSE model 150 - I have no idea...any specs are welcome.

							Thanks,
							 Mike

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