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Re: 5250 Delete key

Totally agree.  On the other hand, there is a lot of 5250 still out there.

I would add this: 5250, as practiced in most shops, never even kept up with DOS.  5250 was obsolete before Windows 3.1 hit the streets.  5250 has a lot more to offer than most shops will honor & accept.  Keyboards with F15 keys disappeared decades ago.



On 7/28/2019 1:14 PM, Jon Paris wrote:
I agree with getting the most from things John - but in this case the horse is not only dead but has been skinned and large percentages of it served up at Mc Ds.

5250s were never ever intended for this kind of use.


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