WXTERM (Windowed Xmodem Terminal) source code needed

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From: Dave Goldblatt
Date: Sun, 14 Feb 1988 00:05

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I would suggest using SEAlink over WXMODEM, as it is supported over a
much larger base.  SEALink is built into the Opus bulletin board
system, and is present in MANY of the newer terminal programs.  It is
fully compatible with Xmodem, and uses a 6-block window for greater
efficiency over packet-switched networks and the like.  It is also
VERY easy to implement.  I'll see if I can dig up the sample source
code for it; if you have a local Opus bulletin board, see if they have
the BinkleyTerm program available; in the source for Binkley are
routines for Zmodem, Xmodem, Ymodem, and SEAlink.
     
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Subject: WXTERM (Windowed Xmodem Terminal) source code needed
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