				OTHER KEYS

It is possible to reassign many keys other than function keys. Be warned that 
keyboards differ, and some combinations may not work on your computer. The 
Alt- and Ctrl-key combinations for letters, numbers, and cursor keys will 
usually work; others may not. 

The same commands are used, of the form

     PROMPT $e[0;key-num;"text"[;#;"text"]...p 
     PROMPT $e[0;key-num;#;...#p 
     ECHO ^[[0;key-num;"text"[;#;"text"]...p 
     ECHO ^[[0;key-num;#;...#p 
     ESC [0;key-num;"text"[;#;"text"]...p 
or
     ESC [0;key-num;#;...#p 

where

<key-num> is:
	 01=Alt-Esc			114=Ctrl-PrtSc
	 14=Alt-BkSp			115=Ctrl-cursor left 
	 15=Shift-Tab			116=Ctrl-cursor right
	 16=Alt-Q,...,25=Alt-P		117=Ctrl-End
	    (the top row of letters)	118=Ctrl-PgDn
	 26=Alt-[			119=Ctrl-Home
	 27=Alt-]			120=Alt-1,...,128=Alt-9
	 28=Alt-Enter			    (the top row of numbers)
	 30=Alt-A,...,38=Alt-L		129=Alt-0
	    (the middle row of letters)	130=Alt--
	 39=Alt-;			131=Alt-=
	 40=Alt-'			132=Ctrl-PgUp
	 41=Alt-`			141=Ctrl-cursor up
	 43=Alt-\			145=Ctrl-cursor down
	 44=Alt-Z,...,50=Alt-M		146=Ctrl-Ins
	    (the bottom row of letters)	147=Ctrl-Del
	 51=Alt-,			148=Ctrl-Tab
	 52=Alt-.			151=Alt-Home
	 53=Alt-/			152=Alt-cursor up
	 71=Home			153=Alt-PgUp
	 72=cursor up			155=Alt-cursor left
	 73=page up (PgUp)		157=Alt-cursor right
	 75=cursor left			159=Alt-End
	 77=cursor right		160=Alt-cursor down
	 79=End				161=Alt-PgDn
	 80=cursor down			162=Alt-Ins
	 81=page down (PgDn)		163=Alt-Del
	 82=Insert (Ins)		165=Alt-Tab
	 83=Delete (Del)

# is any ASCII character code, in decimal. The ASCII character codes are
    listed in the NEW_TERMS ASCII topic.

"text" is any string of characters enclosed in double quotes.

^[ is an actual ESC character (27).

If you wanted to reassign a letter or number key, the same commands are used, 
but rather than using the sequence "0;<key-num>" to specify the key, just use 
# or "key" (where # is the ASCII character code of the key to be reassigned). 
This same format can be used to reassign any ASCII character. For example, to
reassign the "A" key to transmit a "Q" character, the following are equivalent:
	PROMPT $e[65;81p
	ECHO ^[["A","Q"p
	ESC [65;"Q"p 
