Jerome Fine replies: Any possibility that your VT-100 emulator can be extended to support 132 character text lines? Most of the programs that I write are in MACRO-11 and they require 132 character text lines for the list files which are generated. The alternative is to use 80 character text lines with wrap around and that is so messy that it becomes almost useless by comparison. The other reason is that I use the KEYPAD characters under RT-11 for both KED and SL:(Single Line Editor). Are you confident that the <NumLock> keypad key acts as the <GOLD> key which translates to the 3 character sequence: "<ESC>[P"? Also, the keypad comma, ".", key on the VT-100 is just above the <ENTER> keypad key, but does not exist on the PC keypad. I finally settled on the <Pause> key as a substitute since there never seemed to be any use other for <Pause>. What does your VT-100 emulator substitute for the keypad comma, ",", key? And finally, On the VT-100 keyboard, the SCROLL/NOSCROLL key is at the bottom left hand corner of the keyboard. While the standard 105 keyboard from a PC can't exactly correspond to the VT-100, the <Left Ctrl> key can act in that manner and the <Caps Lock> key then becomes the <Ctrl> key on the VT-100. Is your VT-100 emulator able to manage this aspect as well? Sincerely yours, Jerome Fine -- If you attempted to send a reply and the original e-mail address has been discontinued due a high volume of junk e-mail, then the semi-permanent e-mail address can be obtained by replacing the four characters preceding the 'at' with the four digits of the current year.