B DECxterm, UTILITIES, xterm key remapping (for use on UNIX Systems)  J The procedure remaps the Sun Keyboard, IBM AIX PC type Keyboard, Linux PC J type Keyboard and Tru64 Compaq Unix keyboards to mappings suitable for VMSE This program is designed to run on a Unix machine, create a terminal  E emulator with VMS keyboard mappings and then telnet to a VMS machine.    USAGE: DECxterm [-option ...] H           which are identical to xterm. "#man xterm" for further details+    eg: DECxterm -e telnet yakka.ali.dec.com   @ Note 1: All keys in the same position are mapped to the standardC   VMS LKxxx ikeyboard except for the keys between the main keyboard A   keys and the Numeric/Application keys which remain as labelled. F   The keys on an DEC LKxxx Keyboard are marked on other keyboards as:-A   Find marked Home, Insert marked the same, Remove marked Delete, G   Select marked End, Previous marked Page-Up and Next marked Page-Down.   6 Note 2: Shift/F1 to Shift/F10 are mapped to F11 to F20  E Note 3: Other Terminal Emulators such as dtterm or dxterm can be used B   by setting the variable DECXTERM_EMULATOR. The default is xterm.  > Note 4: The default xterm qualiers are defined by the variable#   DECXTERM_OPTIONS and are set to:-     -fn 9X15   Default font     -sb        Enable scroll barsK    -sl 500    Number of lines saved that are scrolled off the top of window )    -cr red    Set the cursor color to red ,    -tn vt100  Set the terminal type to vt1008    -132       Allow switching between 80 and 132 columnsB   The default settings can be changed by defining this environment#   variable before running DECxterm.   P xterm_options="${DECXTERM_OPTIONS:=-fn 9X15 -sb -sl 500 -cr red -tn vt100 -132}"  K Note 5: To modify this program or to add further keyboard mappings edit out J   the C code from within DECxterm and follow the procedures documented in    DECxterm. 