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Started by elliston
Fri, 06 May 1988 07:13
Versaterm Pro....
Author: elliston
Date: Fri, 06 May 1988 07:13
Date: Fri, 06 May 1988 07:13
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From: <elliston@biovax.rutgers.edu> David Steffan wrote: > I am using the cheap version (e.g. NOT Versaterm Pro). I have not >tried it under Multifinder. > As far as I know, the people above are the SOLE distributers, which >is why it is so hard to find. I use (and have used for over a year) versaterm pro. I use this package to interface with the GCG (whoops....can I mention that here???) package, which has some nifty little graphics. The tek emulation that vterm pro provides is very good, and John Devereaux has finally adjusted his package to fit the Tek emulator in Vterm to a T! Also...Vterm Pro works wonderfully under multifinder. It does downloads and uploads in the background, and has no problems switching around in the MF environment. Anyway...enough touting of the package....my recommendation for any mac user that needs a good graphic terminal emulator is to use Versaterm Pro. It is well worth the bucks. (PS....dont even bother with the Mac 240 emulators... I dont think that they are worth the disks they come on....) Nuff said. Keith ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Keith O. Elliston | Waksman Institute Bitnet: ELLISTON@BIOVAX | P.O. Box 759 Arpanet: ELLISTON@biovax.rutgers.edu | Rutgers, The State U. of NJ AT&T: (201)932-3801 | Piscataway, NJ 08855-0759 USA ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Disclaimer: These are MY opinions alone.....not my employers... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ------
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