another weird pdp 11/70 color scheme

..... I don't know if this is what you were thinking of, but... ATEX made PDP-11 based systems for newspapers. I remember a DEC FORTRAN-10/20 co-worker in the 1980's telling us how much better their editing terminals were than TOPS-20 EMACS we were using. He showed us a picture of a LARGE custom keyboard (one that put the ungainly PC inspired Mac keyboards of the 1990's that people used to call "The Enterprise" (after the aircraft carrier, and perhaps IBM as well!) to shame). I remember the VT62 had block mode and multidrop DDCMP capabilities for use in "transaction based" applications. It looked like a VT52, but used a speaker for keyclick and the buzz (where the VT52 used something much more electromechanical that gave a really crisp "click" sound and feel, and the characteristic gear stripping sound for the bell). I gave away my VT62 (came with a PDT-11/150 employee purchase), but I still have a VT52! Back to the subject line: Were the plastic front pannel switches an "off the shelf" item purchased by DEC (and available in many colors), or were they custom molded? If the latter, were custom colors something a VAR/OEM could specify, did DEC supply specs so that you could go out and have your own made, or did the "OEM" (I hate the reversal in meaning) have to pull one off and bring it to a plastic molding company?? phil