Re: Question: Emulating a STOP-A via a WinTel-based terminal...

From: DoN. Nichols (dnichols_at_d-and-d.com)
Date: 02/23/05

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    In article <1109092751.908976.296410@g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>,
    DW <dwhittier@shaw.ca> wrote:
    >Tried Break, Ctrl-Break, Ctrl-F6-Break... no luck
    >
    >Wordplay aside, are you suggesting I should use the Break key?

            Yes -- he was. Or at least the keyboard sequence which sends a
    break via your terminal program. With kermit, it is CTL-\ followed by
    "b" to send a break. Every terminal program does something different
    for that.

            I also use the BREAK key on a plain ASCII terminal (VT-220 is
    the current one) to accomplish that function.

            Good luck,
                    DoN. 

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