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 How can I map a pc keyboard key to 5250 emulation and have a dup key
I have AS400 program doing data entry. The users want to use a dup key to duplicate data entry into a subfile from one line to next. How can I map a pc key to be a dup key?

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ASKED: July 30, 2008  3:31 PM
UPDATED: July 30, 2008  4:43 PM

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This site: http://docs.hp.com/en/J2656-90030/apas02.html indicates that the "dup" key is the same as a control sequence (ctrl + D). You might be able to map the "dup" to a function key. Here is a freeware program to assign "hot-keys" http://www.autohotkey.com/ From WaltZ400: If you are doing 5250 emulation through Client Access the shift-Insert keystroke is mapped to do a dup function.
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