Mapping Function Keys in Putty

From: Ofer B. Ho (ho_at_aerovironment.com)
Date: 03/29/04

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    We have an internal application which requires custom Function Key
    mapping. We currently use a special terminal client which is having
    some problems. We would like to switch to something like Putty but
    require the ability to re-map the function keys.

    In this application, the function key settings are shown as such:

    Function Key <F1>: 001 064
    Function Key <F2>: 001 065
    Function Key <F3>: 001 066
    etc...

    Using SCO terminal emulation (the application runs on SCO Unix), Putty's
    Function Keys are shown as such:

    Function Key <F1>: 027 091 077
    Function Key <F2>: 027 091 078
    Function Key <F3>: 027 091 079
    etc...

    Is there a way to get Putty's output to match our current application
    settings? And what do those numbers relate to? 

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Ofer B. Ho
Network Administrator
AeroVironment Inc.
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