Briefly: Create a new format in *Standard header/footer file which does not show the normal cmd key line, but inserts a user field of length 78, or 2 field if you need both lines. At the start of your program, in the intialise user point *concat the appropriate F3= exit, F27=Burfls or whatever content of the field to LCL context (you can construct each variant you might need to different 'holding' fields in the *init subfile control, load whichever line is the correct one according to the user profile - howver you decide this. - you can extend this idea to handle F23 roll a single keys line if needed - and for the options line ..

Briefly: Create a new format in *Standard header/footer file which does not show the normal cmd key line, but inserts a user field of length 78, or 2 field if you need both lines. At the start of your program, in the intialise user point *concat the appropriate F3= exit, F27=Burfls or whatever content of the field to LCL context (you can construct each variant you might need to different 'holding' fields in the *init subfile control, load whichever line is the correct one according to the user profile - howver you decide this. - you can extend this idea to handle F23 roll a single keys line if needed - and for the options line ..