Stan Sieler wrote: > Control-X is the killer. You generally *DON'T* really want to "cut" in > Reflection (with MPE), but you often have to do "line delete"...which is > what control-X triggers! Arghh! You're right of course. After checking the checkbox, you can either: (1) Execute the RCL command: "KEYMAP CTRL+X TO DEFAULT" (2) Go to Setup, Keyboard Map, Select Ctrl+x on the PC keyboard, click remove, Click OK These solutions work because the checkbox does not add any new settings to Reflection. It is just an easy shortcut to remapping the 6 affected keys. After unmapping ctrl-x, you'll see the checkbox in Terminal Setup/Keyboard is now gray instead of black, indicating only some of the mappings are active. > How about a new check box: > > [ ] Standard File and Edit shortcuts (control-C, etc) > [ ] treat control-X as data, not as <Cut> (i.e., transmit it) I've got a slight different idea: Create 2 new functions called SmartCopy and SmartCut which would allow the Ctrl-c and Ctrl-x to behave normally when no text is selected. That would eliminate having an extra checkbox. What do you think? -Reid WRQ, Inc