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# English help database source file
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** main directory set-up

> "M1"
HTERM HELP SYSTEM
About Set-Up:
      * At any point, help system appears by '?' key, and describes topics.
        Select item by arrow key, CTRL-F,CTRL-B,CTRL-N,CTRL-P (as emacs)
        or L,H,J,K (as vi), then hit ENTER key or CTRL-M.
        Mouse is available. Right/Left botton mean ESC/ENTER.

        To exit from Set-Up, hit COPY key (PC98 version) or ALT-F9 (IBM-PC
        version) at any point of Set-Up.
        To exit from hterm, hit STOP key (PC98 version) or ALT-F10 (IBM-PC
        version) at any point of Set-Up.
Display:
        Here we are in Set-Up directory. ENTER key in this 'Display',
        we will get 'Display Set-Up' to set parameters for display function.
        We can return to here by 'To Directory' from 'Display Set-Up'.
Enjoy!  Hirano
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> "M2"
General:
        ENTER key on 'General', we will get 'General Set-Up' to set
        parameters for hterm universal function.
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> "M3"
Communication:
        ENTER key on 'Communication', we will get 'Communication Set-Up' to
        set parameters for communicating with remote system, such as baud rate,
        parity or stop bit.
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> "M5"
Printer:
        ENTER key on 'Printer', we will get 'Printer Set-Up' to
        set parameters for printing session log to your printer.
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> "M4"
Keyboard:
        ENTER key on 'Keyboard', we will get 'Keyboard Set-Up' to
        set parameters for your keyboard, such as key click, key remapping
        and numerous keyboard modes.
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> "M6"
Tabs:
        ENTER key on 'Tabs', we will get 'Tabs Set-Up' to set parameters
        for tab setting.
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> "M7"
File Xfer:
        ENTER key on 'File Xfer', we will get 'File Xfer Set-Up' to
        set parameters for file transfer facility, such as session logging,
        file up loading or XMODEM/KERMIT file transfer.
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> "M8"
OS:
        'OS' executes local OS program. Enter program name.
        If null is given, hterm executes executes default program set in
        'Default Command' in General Enhancements directory.
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> "M9"
On Line/Off Line:
        ENTER key on 'On Line', hterm becomes 'Off Line' state.
        Characters from the host system will never be displayed and
        characters typed by user will be echoed back locally.
        ENTER key on 'Off Line', hterm becomes 'On Line' state.
        User can communicate with the host system.

        Default is On Line.
        This parameter is save in set-up file.
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> "M10"
Clear Display:
        ENTER key on 'Clear Display' will clear text screen and
        graphics screen.
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> "M11"
Clear Communication:
        ENTER key on 'Clear Comm' will reset communication subsystem
        and KANJI (Japanease Character Set) sequence.
        Baud rate, parity and stop bit will not be changed.
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> "M12"
Reset Terminal:
        ENTER key on 'Reset Terminal' will reset hterm.
        hterm set-up file will be reloaded to recover numerous parameters.
        This also resets communication sub system and screen.
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> "M13"
Redial:
        ENTER key on 'Redial' will send dialing sequence to the
        modem just after exiting of Set-Up.
        Dialing sequence can be set in 'General Enhancement Set-Up'
        which appears by selecting of 'To Next Directory' on 'General Set-Up'.

        You can choose to send dialing sequence at hterm startup automatically.
        This selection is done in 'General Enhancement Set-Up'.
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> "intro"
        Sorry English manual is not available. See jmanual.doc.
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> "M15"
Save Set-Up:
        ENTER key on 'Save Set-Up' will save current state of hterm
        to hterm set-up file. hterm set-up file will loaded at startup of
        hterm. Thus you can preserve your favorite setting of hterm.
        Before saving set-up to the file, hterm consults you about
        the file name. Please edit default file name, then hit ENTER key.

        At start up, hterm searches file 'hterm.set' on $HOME directory,
        on $PATH directories and on current working directory unless
        set-up file is given as command line argument.
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> "M16"
Exit Set-Up:
        ENTER key on 'Exit Set-Up' will bring you back to communication
        mode again.
        You can use COPY key (PC98 version) or ALT-F9 to exit from Set-Up
        instead of this 'Exit Set-Up'. It is useful because you can
        exit from set-up at any point of set-up.
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> "M17"
Exit hterm:
        ENTER key on 'Exit hterm' will bring you back to local operating
        system. In other words, 'Exit hterm' will terminate hterm.

        You can use STOP key (PC98 version) or ALT-F10 to exit from hterm
        instead of this 'Exit hterm'. It is useful because you can
        exit from hterm at any point including communication mode.
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display set-up

> "D1"
Display Set-Up:
        You can set various parameters for hterm display function.

To Next Set-Up:
        ENTER key on 'To Next Set-Up' will bring you to 'Display
        Enhancements Set-Up' directory.
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> "to dir"
To Dir:
        ENTER key on 'To Directory' will bring you back to
        'hterm Set-Up Directory' again.
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> "D3"
Interpret Control/No Interpret Control:
        ENTER key on 'Interpret Control' state, hterm becomes 'No Interpret
        Control' state, vice versa.
        'Interpret Control' state converts control sequence characters
        sent from the host system to screen control commands.
        'No Interpret Control' state does not convert control sequence
        excepting CR, LF characters.
        Control sequence will appear as inversed characters on the screen.

        Default is 'Interpret Control' state.
        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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> "D4"
Auto Wrap/No Auto Wrap:
        Enter key on 'Auto Wrap' state, hterm becomes 'No Auto Wrap' state,
        vice versa.
        In 'Auto Wrap' state, a visible character sent from the host system at
        end of line will appear at beginning of the next line.
        In 'No Auto Wrap' state, the character stay at end of line.

        Default is 'Auto Wrap' state.
        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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> "D5"
ROM Font/Soft Font:
        In 'ROM Font' state hterm uses font set in ROM.
        In 'Soft Font' state hterm uses font set in font file.
        Default font file name is a14k14.hft. hterm can display Japanese
        in Soft Font mode.
        Soft Font mode is also activated by -f option at hterm startup.
        If -ffontname option is given, hterm searches a font file named
        fontname in current,HOME and PATH directories. Font name is saved
        int set-up file.

        Default is 'ROM Font' state.
        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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> "D6"
Cursor/No Cursor:
        Enter key on 'Cursor' state, hterm becomes 'No Cursor' state,
        vice versa.
        In 'Cursor' state, cursor is visible.
        In 'No Cursor' state, cursor is invisible.

        Default is 'Cursor' state.
        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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> "D7"
Status Line/No Status Line:
        ENTER key on 'Status Line' state, hterm becomes 'No Status Line' state,
        vice versa.
        In 'Status Line' state, bottom line of the screen is used for showing
        status string set by the host system.
        In 'No Status Line' state, status line is invisible.

        STATUS LINE HAS NOT BEEN IMPLEMENTED YET.

        Default is 'No Back Quote' state.
        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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> "D8"
No Back Quote/Back Quote: (PC98 version only)
        ENTER key on 'No Back Quote' state, hterm becomes 'Back Quote' state,
        vice versa.
        In 'No Back Quote' state, hterm displays emulated back quote character
        instead of read back quote character. This is useful for old PC98xx
        series personal computer. On Newer machines which have real back quote,
        set 'Back Quote' state.
        In 'Back Quote' state, hterm displays does not emulated back
        quote character.

        Default is 'No Back Quote' state.
        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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 display enhancement set-up


> "d1"
Display Enhancements Set-Up:
        You can set various parameters for hterm display function.
To Next Set-Up:
        ENTER key on 'To Next Set-Up' will bring you to 'General
        Set-Up' directory.
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> "d3"
White Char/.../Black Char:
        This menu specifies character color in ROM Font mode.

        Default is White Char.
        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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> "d4"
White Back/.../Black Back:
        This menu specifies background color in ROM Font mode.

        Default is Black Back.
        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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> "d5"
White Border/.../Black Border:   (PC9801 only)
        This menu specifies border color.

        Default is Black Border.
        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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> "d6"
Blink Cursor/Static Cursor:
        ENTER key on 'Blink Cursor' state, hterm becomes 'Static Cursor' state,
        vice versa.
        In 'Blink Cursor' state, cursor is blinking.
        In 'Static Cursor' state, cursor is not blinking.

        Default is 'Blink Cursor' state.
        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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> "d7"
Block Cursor/Underline Cursor:
        ENTER key on 'Block Cursor' state, hterm becomes 'Underline
        Cursor' state, vice versa.
        In 'Block Cursor' state, cursor is block style.
        In 'Underline Cursor' state, cursor is under line style.

        Default is 'Block Cursor' state.
        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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> "d8"
Audible Bell/Visible Bell/Both A/V Bell
        In 'Audible Bell' state, bell is sound.
        In 'Visible Bell' state, bell is screen flushing.
        In 'Both A/V Bell' state, bell is sound and screen flushing.

        Default is 'Audible Bell' state.
        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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 general set-up

> "G1"
General Set-Up:
        You can set various parameters for hterm general function.
To Next Set-Up:
        ENTER key on 'To Next Set-Up' will bring you to 'General
        Enhancements Set-Up' directory.
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> "G3"
VT200 Mode, 7 bit Controls:
        This is a fake.

        You can use 8 bit control when you use JIS mode
        hterm can understand VT220 control sequence, but OLD OLD VT50
        mode is not supported.
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> "G4"
VT220 ID:
        This is a fake.

        hterm does not send VT220 ID to the remote system.
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> "G5"
Numeric Keypad/Application Keypad:
        ENTER key on 'Numeric Keypad state, hterm becomes 'Application
        Keypad' state, vice versa.
        In 'Numeric Keypad state, hterm generates number characters
        for TEN-KEY keypad.
        In 'Application Keypad' state, hterm generates special escape sequence
        for TEN-KEY keypad. such like '^[Om'.

        Default is 'Numeric Keypad' state.
        This parameter is save in set-up file.
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> "G6"
Normal Cursor Keys/Application Cursor keys:
        ENTER key on 'Normal Keys' state, hterm becomes 'Application
        Cursor Keys' state, vice versa.
        In 'Normal Cursor Keys' state, hterm generates 'ESC [ [A|B|C|D]'
        for cursor keys.
        In 'Application Cursor Keys' state, hterm generates 'ESC O [A|B|C|D]'
        for cursor keys.

        Default is 'Normal Cursor Keys' state.
        This parameter is save in set-up file.
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> "G7"
No New Line/New Line:
        ENTER key on 'New Line' state, hterm becomes 'No New Line' state,
        vice versa.
        In 'New Line' state, hterm generates CR LF sequence for ENTER key.
        In 'New Line' state, hterm generates CR sequence for ENTER key.

        Default is 'No New Line' state.
        This parameter is save in set-up file.
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> "G8"
New JIS/EUC/SJIS/Old JIS:
        ENTER key on item, sending/receiving kanji code will change.

        In 'New JIS' state, sending/receiving kanji code is newly defined
        JIS kanji code.
        In 'EUC' state, sending/receiving kanji code is EUC kanji code or
        DEC kanji code.
        In 'SJIS' state, sending/receiving kanji code is MS Kanji Code or
        shift JIS code.
        In 'Old JIS' state, sending/receiving kanji code is older JIS code.

        Default is 'New JIS' state.
        This parameter is save in set-up file.
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> "G9"
CTRL-XFER FEP / SHIFT-XFER FEP / CTRL/SHIFT-XFER FEP / No FEP (PC98 only)
        This menu specifies PC9801 FEP activation key.

        Default is CTRL-XFER FEP.
        This parameter is save in set-up file.
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> "G10"
Mouse Fast/Mouse Middle/Mouse Slow:
        This menu specifies speed of a mouse.

communication mode:
        left botton     history editor
        right botton    set-up mode
set-up mode:
        left botton     ENTER
        right botton    ESC
history editor:
        left botton     INS  (mark)
        right botton    ENTER (copy, paste, end of history editor)

        Default value is Mouse Middle.
        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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> "G11"
BS Key Watcher OFF/BS Key Watcher N%:
        'BS Key Watcher' is a function that depicts a message when propotion
        of your typing count of BS or DEL key exceeds against total count of
        keys you hit.

        'BS Key Watcher OFF' state, hterm does not show a message.
        'BS Key Watcher N%' state, a message is displayed when N% or over
        of keys typed are BS/DEL keys against total count of keys typed.

        (Can you understand my English? If No, read Japanese manual.)

        Default value is BS Key Watcher OFF.
        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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 general enhancements set-up

> "g1"
General Enhancements Set-Up:
        You can set various parameters for hterm general function.
To Next Set-Up:
        ENTER key on 'To Next Set-Up' will bring you to 'Communication
        Set-Up' directory.
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> "g3"
Form Feed: Line Feed/Form Feed: Home & Clear:
        In 'Form Feed: Line Feed' state, form feed character (0x0f)
        is treated as line feed character.
        In 'Form Feed: Home & Clear' state, form feed character
        from the remote system clears text screen and cursor moves
        to home position.(upper left corner)

        Default is 'Form Feed: Line Feed'.
        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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> "g4"
19 Line Mode/20 Line Mode/24 Line Mode/25 Line Mode:
        In '19 Line Mode', the screen is consists of 19 lines.
        In '20 Line Mode', the screen is consists of 20 lines.
        In '24 Line Mode', the screen is consists of 24 lines.
        In '25 Line Mode', the screen is consists of 25 lines.
        I don't recomment to use Japanese front end processor in 20/25
        line mode. Instead, Wnn is confortable.
        Somebody said to me that he got headake when he read network news
        in 24 line mode. Here is my idea, you can define a string e.g.
        '^X^L' to PF-1 in 'Keyboard set-up'. On Nemacs side,
        bind enter-19-line-mode(make it!) to '^X^L'. You can change screen
        size dinamically by one finger!
        19/20 Line mode is available only on PC9801 system.
        Default is '24 Line Mode'
        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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> "g5"
Skip Tab/Space Tab:
        In 'Skip Tab' state, tab character from the remote system
        moves cursor to next tab stop.
        In 'Space Tab' state, tab character from the remote system
        moves cursor to next tab stop, and it fills from
        current cursor position to next tab stop by space.

        Default is 'Skip Tab'.
        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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> "g6"
No Saver/Saver 3/Saver 10:
        In 'Saver 3' state, hterm erases screen in case you and the
        remote system keeps three minuits silence.
        In 'Saver 10' state, hterm erases screen in case you and the
        remote system keeps ten minuits silence.
        Character from you or from the remote system restore the
        screen.
        In the other hand, 'No Saver' state does not erase the screen.

        Default is 'Saver 3'.
        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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> "g7"
Blank Saver/Ico Saver/XXX Saver/.....:
        In 'Blank Saver' state, screen saver erases the screen and
        screen is keeped as just blank.
        In 'Ico Saver' state, polyhedra moves in the screen.
        You can write your own joyful saver. If you write new one,
        please send to me.
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> "g8"
Shift/Ctrl Lock/No Shift/Ctrl Lock:     (PC98 version only)
        In 'No Shift/Ctrl Lock', shift/ctrl are not locked.
        In 'Shift/Ctrl Lock' state, SHIFT key locks shift state for next
        character. Double SHIFT locks shift state unless one more SHIFT.
        To clear shift state, hit SHIFT again.
        CTRL key locks ctrl state. To clear ctrl state for next character.
        Double CTRL locks ctrl state unless one more CTRL. To clear ctrl state,
        hit CTRL again.
        For convinience, click beep is generated when shift/ctrl state
        is activated.

        Default is 'No Shift/Ctrl Lock'
        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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> "shift lock"
Shift/Ctrl Lock Enabled!

In 'Shift/Ctrl Lock' state, SHIFT key locks shift state for next
character. Double SHIFT locks shift state unless one more SHIFT.
To clear shift state, hit SHIFT again.
CTRL key locks ctrl state. To clear ctrl state for next character.
Double CTRL locks ctrl state unless one more CTRL. To clear ctrl state,
hit CTRL again.

Thank you for your use of this function.
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> "g9"
Dialing At Startup/No Dialing At Startup:
        On state 'Dialing At Startup' and set-up file is saved,
        hterm will send dialing sequence to the modem.
        This can be enabled/disabled explicitly from command line options.
                hterm -d        auto dial
                hterm -nd       no auto dial
        There are four way to send dialing sequence.
        1       type CTRL-PF6 at communicatin mode.
        2       set 'Redial' in 'Set-Up directory'.
        3       set 'Dialing At Startup' in 'General Enhancements Set-Up'.
        4       At startup, invoke hterm with -d option.
        Default is 'No Dialing At Startup'.
        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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> "g10"
Dialing Sequence:
        You can define dialing sequence sent to the modem.
        A sample is prestored. If you are using AT modem, change the
        phone number. Maximum length is 60 characters.
control characters:
        ^Pn (CTRL-P)  pause. e.g. ^P4 pauses four seconds.
            If no number followed, ^P pauses three seconds.
        ^Wmessage^W (CTRL-W) wait for 'message'. ? matches to arbitrary
            character.
Example:
        AT^MATDT00-000-0000^M^Wogin:^Whirano^M^Wssword:^Wsecret^M

        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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> "g11"
Default Command:
        This menu specifies default command line use by OS menu in main
        directory or META-PF8 in communication mode.
        If you have swap.exe command, "swap -F command" is desirable.

        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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 communication set-up

> "C1"
Communications Set-Up:
        You can set various parameters for communication function.
To Next Set-Up:
        ENTER key on 'To Next Set-Up' will bring you to 'File Xfer Set-Up'
        directory.
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> "C3"
Baud Rate=300/1200/2400/4800/9600/19200/38400:
        Baud rate means serial line communication speed.
        Baud rate is set to given number.
        You can also change baud rate by 'CTRL-PF7' in communication mode.
        Or Also you can change baud rate from command line option.
        e.g. hterm -b38400 (this overrides baud rate loaded from set-up file.)

        I recommend to use 38400 baud. It's nice! It's fast than slow X window!
        To change baud rate in the unix system, type
                stty 38400

        Default is 9600 baud.
        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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> "C4"
8 Bit No Parity/8 Bit Even Parity/7 Bit No Parity/7 Bit Even Parity/
8 Bit Space Parity:
        Bit length and parity is set to given parameter.
        X bit means character size in bits on communication.
        Even parity means a parity is added to each character on communication.
        No parity means that parity is not used.
        You can also change bit length and parity by 'CTRL-PF8' in
        communication mode.

        I recommend to use 8 bit, no parity.
        To pass EUC or shift JIS kanji code and send/receive binary file
        in kermit, you should set 8 bit character length.
        To change character length in the Berkley unix system, type
                stty pass8

        Default is '8 Bit No Parity'.
        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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> "C5"
1 Stop Bit/2 Stop Bit:
        Stop bit is set to given parameter.
        Most system uses 1 stop bit.

        Default is '1 Stop Bit'.
        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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> "C6"
Local Echo/No Local Echo:
        In 'Local Echo' state, characters typed by user is echoed back
        locally. This is used on half duplex communication line.
        In 'No Local Echo' state, characters typed by user is not echoed back
        locally. This is used on full duplex communication line.

        Default is 'No Local Echo'.
        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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> "C7"
No Flow Ctrl  /  XON/XOFF  /  RTS/CTS:
        In 'No XON/XOFF' state, hterm does not do flow control.
        In 'XON/XOFF' state, hterm send XOFF character (0x11 CTRL-S) to
        the remote system if receive buffer becomes near full.
        When receive buffer reaches near empty, hterm sends XON character
        (0x13 CTRL-Q) to the remote system.
        XOFF means 'stop sending please!' and XON means 'OK, send please'.
        If you are using relatively slow machine, hterm may drop some
        characters.
        In 'RTS/CTS' state, hterm controls flow by RTS/CTS line.

        Default is 'XON/XOFF'.
        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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> "C8"
COM1:/COM2:/COM3:/COM4:
        Specify serial port number.

        Default is 'COM1:'.
        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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> "C9"
Keep Line at Exit/Drop Line at Exit:
        In 'Keep Line at Exit' state, hterm keeps ER high at exit.
        In 'Drop Line at Exit' state, hterm makes ER low at exit.

        Default is 'Keep Line at Exit'.
        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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 printer set-up

> "P1"
Printer Set-Up:
        You can print session log to a printer.
To Next Set-Up:
        ENTER key on 'To Next Set-Up' will bring you to 'Keyboard Set-Up'
        directory.
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> "P3"
Auto Print/No Auto Print:
        In 'Auto Print' state, hterm prints characters sent from the remote
        system.
        In 'No Auto Print' state, hterm stops to print out.

        Currently various NEC printers are supported for PC98 version.

        Default is 'No Click' state.
        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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> "P4"
Send Form Feed:
        'Send Form Feed' sends form feed character (0x0f) to the printer.
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> "P5"
Spacing=N:              (PC98 version only)
        Space between KANJI to KANJI is set to given parameter.

        Default is 'No Click' state.
        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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 keyboard set-up

> "K1"
Keyboard Set-Up:
        You can set various parameters for your keyboard.
To Next Set-Up:
        ENTER key on 'To Next Set-Up' will bring you to 'Tabs Set-Up'
        directory.
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> "K3"
Click/No Click:
        In 'Click' state, hterm generates click beep when you hit a key.
        In 'No Click' state, hterm does not generate click beep.

  NOTE: Sometimes character lost happens in Click state.

        Default is 'No Click' state.
        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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> "K4"
PC9801 Keyboard/ANSI Keyboard:          (PC98 version only)
        In 'PC9801 Keyboard' state, keyboard layout is PC9801 mode.
        In 'ANSI Keyboard' state, keyboard layout is ANSI mode.

        Default is 'PC9801 Keyboard' state.
        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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> "K5"
BS key BS/BS key DEL:
        In 'BS key BS' state, BS character (0x08) is generated by
        BS key.
        In 'BS key DEL' state, DEL character (0x7f) is generated by
        BS key.
        Also you can issue DEL code by CTRL-8.

        Break code is sent to the remote system by CTRL-BS key.
        Long break code is sent to the remote system by SHIFT-BS key.

        Default is 'BS key BS' state.
        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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> "K6"
Key Remap:
        This menu bring you to keyboard map set-up. Most menus in
        this set-up are used by PC9801 users.

        Break code is sent to the remote system by CTRL-BS key.
        Long break code is sent to the remote system by SHIFT-BS key.
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> "K7"
Function Keys:
        You can define strings generated by function keys (PF-key).

        Select PF-key by cursor key and hit ENTER to edit string.
        To Exit, hit ESC.

        If Japanese front end processor(FEP) is active, PF-key is passed to
        FEP.

        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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> "K8"
SHIFT-Function Keys:
        You can define strings generated by shift function keys (SHIFT-PF-key).

        Select PF-key by cursor key and hit ENTER to edit string.
        To Exit, hit ESC.

        If Japanese front end processor(FEP) is active, PF-key is passed to
        FEP.

        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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> "K9"
CTRL-Function Keys:  (Available in communication mode)
        CTRL-PF1:       Clear text screen
        CTRL-PF2:       Clear graphic screen
        CTRL-PF3:       19 line/20 line/24 line/25 line mode
        CTRL-PF4:       paste contents of copy buffer to the remote system
        CTRL-PF5:       history editor

        CTRL-PF6:       Send dialing sequence
        CTRL-PF7:       Change baud rate
        CTRL-PF8:       Change parity/stop bit
        CTRL-PF9:       Logging on/off
        CTRL-PF10:      File upload
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> "K10"
META-Function Keys:  (Available in communication mode)
        META_PF1:       change directory
        META_PF2:       xmodem receive
        META_PF3:       xmodem send
        META_PF4:       kermit receive
        META_PF5:       kermit send

        META_PF6:       kermit get
        META_PF7:       kermit finish
        META-PF8:       call OS
        META-PF9:       set-up mode
        META-PF10:      exit from hterm
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> "K11"
Normal Cursor Keys:
        You can define strings generated by cursor keys.

        Select cursor key by cursor key and hit ENTER to edit string.
        To Exit, hit ESC.

        If Japanese front end processor(FEP) is active, cursor key is passed to
        FEP.

        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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> "K12"
Application Cursor Keys:
        You can define strings generated by cursor keys in application cursor
        mode.

        Select cursor key by cursor key and hit ENTER to edit string.
        To Exit, hit ESC.

        If Japanese front end processor(FEP) is active, cursor key is passed to
        FEP.

        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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> "K13"
Application Keypad:     (IBM-PC, AX version only)
        You can define strings generated by ten keys in application keypad
        mode.

        Select cursor key by cursor key and hit ENTER to edit string.
        To Exit, hit ESC.

        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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keyboard Map Set-Up

> "k2"
To keyboard Set-Up:
        This menu brings you to keyboard set-up.

Keyboard Map Set-Up:
        You can change keyboard placements.
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> "k3"
Normal-Keys:             (PC9801 only)
        Specifies non shifted typewrite keys.

        In this map $ff means keys that does not generate any code,
        $ee means short break and $ef means long break.

        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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> "k4"
Shift-Keys:             (PC9801 only)
        Specifies shifted typewrite keys.

        In this map $ff means keys that does not generate any code,
        $ee means short break and $ef means long break.

        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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> "k5"
CTRL-Keys:             (PC9801 only)
        Specifies CTRLed typewrite keys.

        In this map $ff means keys that does not generate any code,
        $ee means short break and $ef means long break.

        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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> "k6"
Kana Keys:             (PC9801 only)
        Specifies kana shifted typewrite keys.

        In this map $ff means keys that does not generate any code,
        $ee means short break and $ef means long break.

        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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> "k7"
Shift-Kana Keys:             (PC9801 only)
        Specifies shifted kana typewrite keys.

        In this map $ff means keys that does not generate any code,
        $ee means short break and $ef means long break.

        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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> "k8"
hterm CTRL-key Binding:
        Specifies control key binding used in hterm's mini mini emacs and
        history editor.
        Select key by cursor key then hit ENTER to edit.

        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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> "k9"
Swap Keys:   (PC9801, PC98XA only)
        Replaces keys. (key table is avalable from 'PC9801 keyboard' in
        online manual.

        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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 tab set-up

> "T1"
Tabs Setup:
        You can set tab stops.
To Next Set-Up:
        ENTER key on 'To Next Set-Up' will bring you to 'Display Set-Up'
        directory.
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> "T3"
Clear All Tabs:
        'Clear All Tabs' clears all of tab stops.
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> "T4"
Set 8 Column Tabs/Set 4 Column Tabs:
        'Set 8 Tabs' sets 8 column tab stops.
        'Set 8 Tabs' sets 4 column tab stops.
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> "T5"
Edit Tabs:
        ENTER key on 'Edit Tabs', You can edit tab stops.

        ESC:            End
        TAB:            Jump to next tab stop
        RIGHT, ^F, ^L, L:  Move forward
        LEFT, ^B, H, BS, DEL:   Move backward
        HOME, ^A:       Top of line
        END, ^E:        End of line
        T, CR:          Set tab stop
        SPACE:          Clear tab stop
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 file xfer set-up

> "X1"
File Xfer Set-Up:
        You can send/receive files. And you can make log of your session.
To Next Set-Up:
        ENTER key on 'To Next Set-Up' will bring you to 'Keyboard Set-Up'
        directory.
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> "X3"
Options:
        Brings you to File Xfer Options Set-Up directory.
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> "X4"
Logging On/Logging Off:
        In 'Logging On' state, hterm saves characters sent from the remote
        system in a file. hterm asks file name for you. If the file does not
        exist, hterm creates it. If the file exists already hterm appends
        characters to the file.
        In 'Logging Off' state, hterm does not saves characters.
        You can also on/off logging by CTRL-PF9 in communication mode.

        Default is 'Logging Off' state.
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> "X5"
Up Load On/Up Load Off:
        In 'Up Load On' state, hterm sends contents of the file to
        the remote system.
        In 'Up Load Off' state, hterm does not send a file.
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> "X6"
XMODEM Receive:
        XMODEM/YMODEM protocol file receive

        First, start xmodem on the remote system.
        % xmodem -sty files    (for text files)
        % xmodem -sby files    (for binary files)
        % sb -a files          (for text files)
        % sb -b files          (for binary files)

        Next select this menu.
        To abort transfer, type ESC.
NOTE:   Protocol and options (CRC, 128/1K) are selected automatically.
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> "X7"
XMODEM Send:
        XMODEM/YMODEM file send

ü@      First, start remote xmodem.
        % xmodem -rtyk  (for text files)
        % xmodem -rbyk  (for binary files)
        % rb -a         (for text files)
        % rb -b         (for binary files)
        Next select this menu, then type file names to send.
        Wild card is available. e.g.,
        File name: *.c *.h makefile c:\config.sys
        To abort transfer, type ESC.
NOTE:   Protocol and option (CRC) are selected automatically.
        Packet size on sending can be set in Options diretory.
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> "X8"
Change Directory:
        Changes working directory. Enter directory name.
        TAB displays file names.

        This menu can be invoked by META-PF1 in communication mode.
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> "X9"
KERMIT Receive:
        Kermit protocol file receieve.

        First, start remote kermit.
                % ckermit -s file1 file2 file3...       (for text files)
                % ckermit -is file1 file2 file3...      (for binary files)
        Next select this menu.
        To abort transfer, type ESC.
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> "X10"
KERMIT Recieve:
        Kermit protocol file send.

        First, start remote kermit.
                % ckermit -r            (for text files)
                % ckermit -ir           (for binary files)
        Next select this menu, then type file names to send.
        Wild card is available. e.g.

                File name: *.c *.h c:/config.sys

        To abort transfer, type ESC.
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> "X11"
KERMIT Get:
        Kermit protocol file get.

        First, start remote kermit in server mode.
                % ckermit
                C-KERMIT> server
        Next select this menu, then type file names to get.

                Remote File name: *.c

        We can get files repeatly.
        To abort transfer, type ESC.
        To terminate remote server, do 'Kermit finish'.
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> "X12"
KERMIT Finish:
        'Kermit Finish' finishs remote server after 'Kermit Get'.

        To abort finish, type ESC.
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 file xfer options directory

> "x2"
File Xfer Options Set-Up:
        You can set various parameters for file transfer protocols.
To File Xfer:
        ENTER key on 'To File Xfer' will bring you to 'File Xfer Set-Up'
        directory.
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> "x3"
Logging Text/Logging Binary:
        In 'Logging Text' state, logging is done in text mode.
        Kanji characters are converted to local system's kanji code.
        In 'Logging Binary' state, logging is done in binary mode.
        All of characters sent from the remote system is stored.

        Default is 'Logging Text' state.
        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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> "x4"
Up Load Text/Up Load Binary:
        In 'Up Load Text' state, file uploading is done in text mode.
        Kanji characters are converted to the remote system's kanji code.
        In 'Up Load Binary' state, file uploading is done in binary mode.
        Kanji code conversion does not occured.

        Default is 'Up Load Text' state.
        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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> "x5"
XMODEM Binary/XMODEM Text:
        In 'XMODEM Text' state, hterm will strip ^Zs of end of file in case of
        XMODEM protocol file receive.
        In 'XMODEM Binary' state, ^Zs remain.
NOTE:
        YMODEM protocol is not sensitive for text/binary. Set 'binary'.

        Default is 'XMODEM Binary' state.
        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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> "x6"
Long Packet/Short Packet:
        In 'Long Packet' state, hterm XMODEM uses 1024 byte packet on sending.
        If hterm detects many errors, hterm uses 128 byte packet.
        In 'Short Packet' state, hterm uses 128 byte packet on sending.
        It is useful to communicate with BUSY UNIX.
NOTE:
        Protocol, Packet size and checksum/CRC setting is done by hterm.
        It's fully automatic!

        Default is 'Long Packet' state.
        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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> "x7"
Up Load Delay=10/20/30/40/50/60/70:
        Sets up loading delay timing.

        Bigger number makes output slower.

        Default is 'Up Load Delay=20'.
        This parameter is saved in set-up file.
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 mini mini emacs editor

> "emacs"
Mini Mini Emacs Editor:
        ESC:            Abort edit
        CR:             End edit
        ^A, HOME:       Top of line
        ^E, END:        End of line
        ^B, LEFT:       Backward char
        ^F, ^L, RIGHT:  Forward char
        ^K:             Kill to end of line (no yank function :-)
        ^U:             Kill to top of line
        BS, DEL:        Delete backward char
        ^D:             Delete current char
        ^I, TAB:        File name completion
        ^Q:             Quote char
        To enter control character, use ^Q. e.g. to enter CR, ^Q CR
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 tab editor

> "edit tab"
Tab Editor:
        ESC:            End
        TAB:            Jump to next tab stop
        RIGHT, ^F, ^L, L:  Move forward
        LEFT, ^B, H, BS, DEL:   Move backward
        HOME, ^A:       Top of line
        END, ^E:        End of line
        T, CR:          Set tab stop
        SPACE:          Clear tab stop
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 history editor key binding

> "hist-editor key"
M-? for HELP            (M-? means 'ESC ?' ^X-? means '^X ?')
M-ESC ^X^C CTRL-PF5: end editor without paste
ENTER: (if marked, append region to copy buffer) end editor then paste
^O ^X^W: write copy buffer to file (If the file exists text is appended.)
^P UP, ^N DOWN, ^F RIGHT, ^B LEFT:  move cursor
^V ROLLDN: up page                  ^Z ROLLUP: down page
^A HOME: top of line                ^E END: end of line
^U M-<:  Upper left of history      ^T M->: Tail of hisotory
^S:      search forward             ^R:     search backward
M-G ^G:  goto line                  ^J:     insert new line
^L:      re-center                  ^D:     delete current char
BS DEL:  delete backward            ^K:     kill to end of line or kill line
^Q:      quote char                 char:   self insert (kanji is available.)
^@ INS M- :  mark or unmark         ^C:     exchange mark and cursor
M-^I ^|: clear copy buffer          ^W M-W: append region to copy buffer
^X^F:    load a file as history
HOW TO  1) move cursor then type INS, This position is the mark.
SEND IT 2) move cursor, and characters are reversed. This is region.
TO HOST 3) type ENTER. Copy buffer will be sent to the host. This is paste.

  Hit Any Key
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> "ascii"
Practical ASCII code ffle

    0   1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9   A   B   C   D   E   F
0  NUL SOH STX ETX EOT ENQ ACK BEL BS  HT  LF  VT  FF  CR  SO  SI
1  DLE DC1 DC2 DC3 DC4 NAK SYN ETB CAN EM  SUB ESC FS  GS  RS  US
2  SP   !   "   #   $   %   &   '   (   )   *   +   ,   -   .   /
3   0   1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9   :   ;   <   =   >   ?
4   @   A   B   C   D   E   F   G   H   I   J   K   L   M   N   O
5   P   Q   R   S   T   U   V   W   X   Y   Z   [   \   ]   ^   _
6   `   a   b   c   d   e   f   g   h   i   j   k   l   m   n   o
7   p   q   r   s   t   u   v   w   x   y   z   {   |   }   ~  DEL
8                  IND NEL SSA ESA HTS HTJ VTS PLD PLU RI  SS2 SS3
9  DCS PU1 PU2 STS CCH MW  SPA EPA             CSI ST  OSC PM  APC

kana($a0-$df),  SJIS1($81-$9f,$e0-$fc),  SJIS2($40-$7e,$80-$ff),  EUC($80-$ff)
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> "PC9801 keyboard"
code table generated by PC9801 keyboard

ESC(0) 1(1) 2(2) 3(3) 4(4) 5(5) 6(6) 7(7) 8(8) 9(9) 0(a) -(b) ^(c) \(d) BS(e)
TAB(f) Q(10) W(11) E(12) R(13) T(14) Y(15) U(16) I(17) O(18) P(19) @(1a) [(1b)
CR(1c) A(1d) S(1e) D(1f) F(20) G(21) H(22) J(23) K(24) L(25) ;(26) :(27) ](28)
Z(29) X(2a) C(2b) V(2c) B(2d) N(2e) M(2f) ,(30) .(31) /(32) _(33)
SP(34) XFER(35) RUP(36) RDN(37) INS(38) DEL(39)
UP(3a) LEFT(3b) RIGHT(3c) DOWN(3d)
HOME(3e) HELP(3f) -(40) /(41) 7(42) 8(43) 9(44) *(45) 4(46) 5(47)
6(48) +(49) 1(4a) 2(4b) 3(4c) =(4d) 0(4e) ,(4f) .(50) NFER(51)
STOP(60) COPY(61)
F1(62) F2(63) F3(64) F4(65) F5(66) F6(67) F7(68) F8(69) F9(6a) F10(6b)
SHIFT(70) CAPS(71) KANA(72) GRPH(73) CTRL(74)
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BS key watcher messages.

I am sorry, though I want to write good messages that encourage you...
If you find these are too poor, please send yours. I will use them. Please.

> coffee 0

    Hi,

    Ummm, too many times BS/DEL key have been typed.

    Let's have a coffee time!

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> coffee 1

    Hi,

    Ummm, too many times BS/DEL key have been typed.

    Let's take a walk!

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> coffee 2

    Good afternoon.

    Too many times BS/DEL key have been typed.

    Let's read NEWS.
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> morning 0

    Good morning.

    Too many times BS/DEL key have been typed.

    Are you sleepy?

    Wash your face!
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> morning 1

    Good morning.

    Did you sleep enough last night?

    Let's have coffee!

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> morning 2

    Good morning.

    I guess that you did not sleep last night.

    I recommend you take a rest.

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> sleep 0

    OK, Let's go to bed!

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> sleep 1

    You need a rest.

    Let's go to warm bed!

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> sleep 2

    You need a rest.

    Let's have a tea time.

    Or go to bed.

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