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In article <1723@quiche.cs.mcgill.ca> depeche@quiche.cs.mcgill.ca (Sam Alan EZUST) writes:
>
>In response to the fellow who was interested in terminal programs,
>I use a program called ST-TERM, written by Matthew R. Singer.
>The version I have is 3.7b. I am not sure if it is the most recent,
>but it  is not very old.
>
>St-term used to be commercial, and I bought a copy then, but since has
>gone public domain, so anyone can take it. It supports an excellent
>phone dialer (you can dial numbers in sequence until it gets through to
>one of them) , keeps track of passwords and user numbers, baud rates,
>etc.
>It also supports 10 transfer protocols including SEALINK and ZMODEM.
>terminal emulation: vt100 and vt52 ONLY

I was not aware that ST TERM had been released into the Public Domain.
As a FoReM ST SysOp, I do know that ST TERM comes ONLY on the FoReM
disk.  It is intended to be run from inside of FoReM by the SysOp.

Last I heard, it was NOT Public Domain, but was not commercial either.
I'll check with the other FoReM SysOps I know and see what they say.



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