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> > We are currently looking at Procomm 2.3 which also allows keyboard
> > mapping and can emulate the 3101, VT100, and a host of others.
> >  
> >                    -Chuck Bennett-
> >                     919-966-1134
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> 
> We use ProComm (mostly the vt100 emulation) to communicate between PCs
> and IBM7171 here.  ProComm allows macro definition for the 10 keys 
> <Alt>-0 through <Alt>-9, but I am not aware of any other keyboard mapping
> within ProComm, at least for ver. 2.3.  Could you tell me where this is
> documented and/or how it is done?
> 
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SORRY!!  Caught with my documentation incompletely read and understood.
You are exactly right <ALT>-0 thru <ALT>-9 are *apparently* the only
keyboard macros available in Procomm 2.3.  With that in mind, let me
say that the IBM3101 Emulation Package allows much greater flexability.
The only keys *NOT* redefinable are the standard alphabetic and number
keys, the "NumLock", "CapsLock" and "ScrollLock".  In addition,
almost all keys including alphas and numbers can be defined when used
in conjunction with the <ALT> and <CTL> keys.
This makes customizing a keyboard to actually mean something and
incorporate 40 PF keys very easy.
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                   -Chuck Bennett-
                    919-966-1134
...              ...!(decvax|akgua)!mcnc!ecsvax!uchuck