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Subject: HELP Control-codes missing
Date: 31 Oct 95 11:38:11 GMT
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Is it psooible the Control-code value sent via kermit to the
VAX.  I am connecting to a VAX version 5.5 running on HP 9000,
the PC side is a standard IBM compatible : 486  100MHz.

The problem is that when I using my VAX application via the PC
(under Kermit version 3.14) and I send for example: ALT-T which
is a control sequence for the application, all that is displayed
is the 'T'.  But what should happen is the title references  should
be displayed within the application.  Therefore I would like to make
sure that the 'Alt' part of the Control-code is getting through to
the application on the VAX and not being filtered out, or lost in
the transmission.

 Any help greatly appreacieated

       -  Tony -

Howard Higgins
[e-mail]
South Bank University
London, England