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> > We think that this is the dumbest thing that IBM has ever > done since they > re-named the System/38 to the iSeries. I instinctively know > what platform > I'm working on based on the shape of the keyboard, and what that all > entails such as: > > 122 keys with 24 command keys > destructive backspace > > 132 key capable keyboards are significantly more programmer > productive (in > a green screen environment) than any PC. (Has anyone used > SEU lately?) > Just try to use one backspace key and determine if it is > destructive or > nondestructive. How about this insert/delete bullshit. And > where or where > did my explanation point go. > > I would object significantly less to keyboard mapping on a > PC, of it could > become an attribute of the *USRPRF! > > We ordered several today, plus a supply of spare keyboards. > > I would speculate that eventually they will figure this out, > but I doubt > it. > > Al > > Al Barsa, Jr. > Barsa Consulting Group, LLC Al, Have you tried an Affirmative keyboard (originally called BOSS) for your PC? Its highly configurable under Client Access. IMHO, its the *best* keyboard for 5250 emulation that I've ever used. It also holds up well to those of us who like to pound things :) I even bought one for home use..... Terry (who has no connection with Affirmative)
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