APAR:     IC15473


Problem:

          In many cases, Telnet client is losing track of the cursor                      
          position, whether it be where the cursor is drawn or where it                   
          actually gets placed.  In some cases, text is still entered at                  
          the proper location but the cursor is somewhere else.  In                       
          others, the cursor and entry location are moved to a different                  
          location, overtyping existing text.  Both entry points function                 
          correctly, but their appearence is off and causes problems.                     

          Failure 1: Position of cursor moves to another location.                        
          1. Open a telnet session to a Unix system and work there                   
             for a while (any application, any operations).                          
          2. Change to another OS/2 application and work there for a                 
             while (any application, any operations).                                
          3. Come back to the telnet session and enter data.  You                    
             will notice now that the cursor is directly above the                   
             data entry point.                                                       
.                                                                               
          Failure 2: Cursor and entry point move to another location.                     
          1. Open a telnet session and telnet to an OS/2 box.                        
          2. Execute "DIR /s" on the remote workstation via telnet.                  
          3. Type "this is a test" at the command line, but before                   
             pressing enter, backspace a few spaces.  The cursor                     
             will jump up to the center of the screen and backspace                  
             there.                                                                  


Solution: The height and width in tnopt.c and tnsoc.c should be defined 
          as user's request.
          
Files:    telnet.exe
          telnetpm.exe - replace in <tcpip>/bin path
          IC15473.rdm  - this readme file