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Article #9326ZTerm 0.9 & 8-bit characters
From: "Sod the proles!"
Date: Mon, 21 Dec 1992 07:08
Date: Mon, 21 Dec 1992 07:08
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After seeing so many of you rave about ZTerm, I decided to give it a try, having reached the conclusion that both QuickLink II and MacKermit "do not meet my needs" (read: suck cheese.) I'm very excited about ZTerm and the copy I ftp'd from sumex looks fine, and yet: ZTerm does not accept 8-bit characters for me. The only command I see that has to do with 8-bit characters (and yes, I _did_ read the manual) is the option under, I believe, terminal settings where you can choose NOT to accept "high-bit" characters (I assume this means 8-bit).Therefore I assume accepting 8-bit characters is a default. Therefore I can't understand why it doesn't do it.(That is one thing MacKermit will do, and it is vital to me.) Running 7.0.1 +tuneup, Classic II, Extension Manager, SuperClock, DiskDoubler,the usual suspects -- nothing exotic. Help? Judith Tabron Brandeis University
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Subject: ZTerm 0.9 & 8-bit characters
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