Not likely - as far as I know there are no standard PC text video modes that give 132 columns. Even in graphical mode, the highest standard resolution supported by VGA is 640x480, which isn't enough for 132 columns. I might be able to do SVGA 800x600 on *most* cards, which could work, but so far I've not done a bit-mapped version (that would be a lot of changes to my emulator). The original terminal I announced was "close" on the keypad, but did not support use of the NumLock, '/' or ENTER keys. I've just posted an updated version which is "really close", and is limited only by the physical keypad difference. In this version I map (on the keypad in application mode): NumLock = PF1, '/' = PF2, '*'=PF3, '-' = PF4 0-9 = 0-9 '.' = '.' ENTER = ENTER '+' = ',' PgDn = '-' I chose this layout because '+' takes up both '-' and ',' slots, and PgDn is the closest additional key I could get to either one of those - It's at the same latitude as '-', but to the left of '7' instead of to the right of '9'. The good news is that I've added a "Keyboard mapping" configuration function which will allow you to assign the individual Normal, SHIFT and CTRL functions of *ANY* key on the keyboard, so you aren't stuck with my choices. You can also assign multiple PC keys to the same VT-100 function if you like. I've also got 30 programmable function keys using PC F1-10 ShiftF1-10 and CtrlF1-10 which you can define to any strings you like. These too can be remapped to appear on other keys. I hadn't implemented NoScroll (never use it, I'm so used to entering CTRL-S and CTRL-Q directly on various systems)... I really didn't want to mess with the CTRL keys since I'm very used to where they are located on the PC, so I've added NoScroll to the PC "Scroll Lock" key. As noted above, you can now assign the behaviour of all keys, so you can easily create exactly the layout you requested. My keyboard handler differentiates between Left and Right Ctrl, Alt, Shift and "windows" keys, so you can map these individually any way you like. I default "Caps Lock" to "Caps Lock", but you can move that to another key and make it the CTRL key if you wish (my keyboard remapper supports assigning SHIFT and CTRL keys as well - just be sure to assign them in ALL modes - otherwise they move around as you move between Normal, SHIFT and CTRL modes, which can be a bit confusing... Another thing I've added in this most recent version is that I came up with technique when using a VGA card to not only load a custom font which gives you all the VT-100 graphic characters, but also to enable all of the VT-100 attributes (Bold, Underline, Blink and Reverse) in any and all combinations. I forgot to mention last time - I'm interested in improving the emulator, so I'm happy to make corrections and additions (within reason) - just let me know what you you would like to see. Dave NOTE: I am currently unscribed from the list - I've been trying for the past week to get resubscribed, however so far no joy ... The only way I have to read it is via the web site which is rather painfull, and somewhat delayed - so reponses will be slow in coming. I'm hoping this will go through since I've seen other messages which appear to be from non-subscribers. -- dave06a (at) Dave Dunfield dunfield (dot) Firmware development services & tools: www.dunfield.com com Collector of vintage computing equipment: http://www.classiccmp.org/dunfield/index.html