Hello Managers!
This may be a dumb question, we'll see, but I recently did an upgrade
from 4.0E to 5.1.  After much trouble, I had to do a fresh install
of 5.1 because lots of things were missing/broken after the upgrade
from 4.0E (to 4.0F to 5.0 to 5.0A to 5.1).  I have five DECterm windows
I open on workspace 1.  I have tried everything I can think of (which
obviously is not enough!) to get the up and down arrow keys to do
command recall (set -o emacs) when the machine reboots.  This _did_
work in 4.0E, although I don't remember which in initialization I 
had it in, .profile, .login, .kshrc or the .dt versions.  I have tried
all of them (and more) and I can't get the DECterm windows to startup 
with set -o emacs already executed.  I have to manually type set -o emacs 
on each window.  I am logging in as root and have a default ksh.  Any
ideas?
                                        -Dave
        
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