Article 5088 of vmsnet.alpha:
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> In article <33A0C950.5EB@earthlink.net>, Krueger ><krueger@earthlink.net> writes:
> I've got a new Alphastation 500/333, and I'd like to edit
> some of the startup command procedures.  Problem is, the only  terminal
> I have is the workstation console.  How can I configure to use EDT?  It
> doesn't respond to escape sequences as it is...
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Kurt Krueger
> 

  An undocumented feature is that depending on the graphics (this should
  would on most of the low-end third part graphics - if you get a blue
  screen with "OpenVMS Console" on the bottom it should work), VT52
  emulation is embedded in the device driver (what the heck, it was only
  a handful of escape sequences, and a couple dozen lines of code - so
  I threw it in).


  $ set term/dev=vt52/line_ed
  $ edit/edt

  Will give you a semi-functional EDT.  Semi-functional because not all
  of the keys on the keyboard are functional.  But it might do the
trick.


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