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  3. December 2009

RE: Arrow keys in (I guess) PC5250

From: James H. H. Lampert

Paul Nelson wrote:
<<Also, I notice that backspace doesn't behave like a real terminal
backspace; can that be corrected?>>

Change it from backspace to left

But that isn't how a real terminal's backspace behaves: it *should* (1)
be non-destructive, and (2) move the cursor to the next *unprotected*
character position to the left.

I think you're looking for (from memory here, as I'm not near a Windows system) Character Backspace.
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