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  Re:  Joe at U of Texas, Vterm program.  

  If at all possible, can you post the source to this group? Your program
sounds very interesting...  Is it in Action or ML?

  And... does the R: device implement just a subset of the 1030 command
set, or the whole thing?

  Last evening I worked Michael Jenkins A: device (Action code he submitted
to this group) into the Palevich Kermit program.  That gives 80 columns in
4 bit wide characters, so no scrolling is necessary.  For some reason, after 
I logged onto a VMS system, my K: device stopped responding.  I had to hit
the break key after each keystroke, before I could hear the keyclick and
transmit the character.  Worked fine on other systems, though...  (I trust
the cause will dawn on me sometime... something to do with the host escape
sequences??)
                 Richard Curzon.