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In article <87d6d8c36a.fsf@verizon.net>,
David Steuber  <david@david-steuber.com> wrote:
>"Daniel B." <dsb@smart.net> writes:
>
>> Have you experienced the control key in its correct location (not where
>> IBM-PC-style keyboards put control keys)?  That will make a big 
>> difference.
>
>Correct location?  I'm going to have to fetch my spade and dig up the
>old Dasher D2000 terminal I first learned to type on.  Perhaps it has
>the control key where my caps lock (called alpha lock on the D2000) is
>now.

Sun's unix-style (I think that's what they call it) has
control key just left of "A" -- just like on good old ASR-33.

It'll probably work just fine on whatever computer you have.

David