Running Reflection for HP 8.00.076 connected via VT-MGR (no such problems
when using telnet!), pretty normal 80-column character mode.  I start a long
listing (say maybe a system log file), and use control-s and control-q to
pause and resume the list.  While paused, the only way I can scroll the
display is via the scroll bar (and I only know how to do that with the
mouse); control-up and control-down don't work (I know they've worked in the
past), nor does any cut/paste operation (important feature lost).

This leads me to believe that control-s & control-q are no longer simple
xoff & xon - Reflection must be doing something 'smart'.  Any ideas re how
to out-smart it?

(I've also noticed that (yes I'm using Reflection Typeahead) all my attempts
to use ^up and ^down, as well as my attempts to cut & paste with the mouse,
seem to get put into the typeahead buffer.  Then when the long list is
finished, the display goes nuts while the buffered keystrokes are
processed.)


K Tracy Pierce
Systems Programmer
Golden Gate Bridge, Hwy & Trnsp Dist
P.O.Box 9000, Presidio Station
San Francisco CA  94129-0601
415-923-2266

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