Page 46 of the March/April 1993 issue of The HP Palmtop Paper has an article by J. D. Fleming, Jr. describing in detail how to set up the 95LX to run pcANYWHERE 4.5. The 95LX cannot run AWREMOTE so you have to use the built-in COMM program or another DOS communication program. J.D. used SuperKey to make keyboard macros that would let him access function keys on the desktop PC that were unavailable in the 95LX VT-100 emulation. He also used SuperKey macros to scroll around the 80x25 screens displayed on the 95LXs smaller 40x16 screen. The 95LX does not display CGA, EGA, or VGA graphics. If the screen display of the program running on the host requires these modes, you won't be able to see it on the 95LXs screen. In addition, programs configured to display in color may not display properly on the 95LXs monochrome screen. You may also encounter some word wrapping problems, due to the 95LXs 40 column screen.