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From: Baudelaire <lbedford@tcd.ie>
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Subject: ANSWER: ESC[
Date: 17 Feb 1995 12:12:34 -0600
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In <3hvn70$t0t@gagme.wwa.com> nerot@curie.imag.fr (Olivier Nerot) writes:


>Hello !

>That will sound like a beginner's question... no matter !

>How can I have the ANSIcodes ESC[ on a VT100?
>I've tried a lot of keys, but that doesn't work...

>Any hint ?

>	Thanks !

>				Olivier.

Question, what are you connected to. In UNIX, use emacs, and type 
ctrl-q, and then the key you want to be placed. For instance, for escape 
codes, type ctrl-q ESC.
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