RE: ATTENTION Key

You can do an "Attention" key in TelNet with either a Ctrl-A or 
Escape A.  Using the Telnet client that comes with Win95, you 
must follow it with an Enter key.

To display the vt100 keyboard mapping (telnet), signon and use 
command DSPVTMAP.

Regards,
Bob Crothers
Cornerstone Communications


-----Original Message-----
From:   David Murphy [SMTP:dmurphy@teleport.com]
Sent:   Monday, February 16, 1998 12:23 PM
To:     'MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com'
Subject:        ATTENTION Key

We currently communicate with a mainframe over an SDLC line 
using 3270
emulation. We are switching to a Frame Relay line and would like 
to use
TELNET from our Ethernet-attached AS400. The mainframe runs a 
program
called Teleview that uses the 3270 Attention key to switch 
between
applications. You can access the 3270 Attention key by pressing 
the
Attention key and taking option 5 on the 3270 Emulation menu. 
When you
press the Attention key in TELNET, though, that option doesn't 
appear. Does
anyone know of a way to actually be able to use the Attention 
key AS an
attention key in TELNET on the 400?

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