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Conference iosg::all-in-1_v30

Title:*OLD* ALL-IN-1 (tm) Support Conference
Notice:Closed - See Note 4331.l to move to IOSG::ALL-IN-1
Moderator:IOSG::PYE
Created:Thu Jan 30 1992
Last Modified:Tue Jan 23 1996
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:4343
Total number of notes:18308

1485.0. "Windows VT emulator for ALL-IN-1?" by WOTVAX::DORANA (Confuse-a-cat Ltd) Wed Sep 23 1992 10:16

    This question is in this conference because it is ALL-IN-1 related -
    honest...!
    
    I write ALL-IN-1 applications. In doing so, I frequently edit FMS forms
    (using CM of course!).
    
    The problem I have is that I am using a PC - Windows 3.1 with the VT320
    emulator supplied with PATHWORKS. This emulator works fine until I
    attempt to assign field attributes whilst in the FMS editor.
    
    As I'm sure you all know, to do this, you need to hit GOLD-(Keypad Enter).
    Unfortunately the 320 emulator interprets this as GOLD-Return - which
    causes FMS to display a 'Function key not active' message.
    
    Does anyone know of a Windows VTxxx emulator that can be used correctly
    with gold keys???
    
    Cheers,
    
    Andy
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1485.1One solutionSCOTTC::MARSHALLDo you feel lucky?Wed Sep 23 1992 12:167
Hi,

You could always use the "Assign Field Attributes" option from the main FMS
menu.  Not as convenient for single-field changes as GOLD-ENTER, but at least
it would work with your emulator.

Scott
1485.2ST420MSDSWS::DUNCANThings can't get much worse..I Hope!Wed Sep 23 1992 15:056
    SMART TERM 420 should do what you want.  If for some reason the keys
    are not mapped right, there is a pop-up keyboard that has ALL the keys
    (and looks like) a LK201.
    
    
    Darryl
1485.3Sethost?IOSG::SHOVEDave Shove -- REO-D/3CThu Sep 24 1992 12:033
    Or, if you have Windows 3.1, try running sethost under it.
    
    Dave.
1485.4See shareware conf. for others...IOSG::MARCHANTOnly parrots succeedSun Sep 27 1992 23:1510
    There are a number of shareware alternatives - look in the
    VMSMKT::IBMPC_SHAREWARE conference (press `Select' to add to your
    notebook.)

    I personally use WinQVT (I'm using it now!) which is a shareware
    VT220 emulator which maps the LK201 keyboard really well. The other
    plus-point for me, is that I can have >24 lines...

    Cheers,
        Paul.