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From: jeff@stat.uconn.edu (Jeffrey M. Metcalf)
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Subject: Kermit Key Bindings.
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Is anyone aware of a way to use user-defined keys in kermit?  I would like
to map my F1-F12 keys to certain annoying escape-sequences.  Perhaps if
FreeBSD doesn't use the F1-F12 keys often, I can even alter the way FreeBSD
understands my F- keys.  Better yet, are there user defined keymap settings
in FreeBSD?  I guess the key mappings through kermit would be the most
preferred though.

Thanks,

JM