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>>- telnet with colour VT220 emulation (plus VT100/320/etc. would be nice)
>>- Programmable function keys (so I can define F1-F10 keys)
>>- 132 column by 43 line display (automatically, on receiving a display
>>  code from the host system)
>>- must have an ftp server that can run in background (whilst doing telnet
>>  for example).
>NCSA Telnet does almost all of these.

Which does/doesn't it do?  I really need to know (and seeing as I don't
currently have access to a Mac, I have no way of finding out!)

>>  PCs at work, we either have an lpd server running in b/g, or the host
>>  system FTPs the file directly to the PC's LPT1 printer port).
>I think there no real easy solution. It is quit a pain to do that. Maclpd
>is a lpr daemon on mac.

That sounds like just the job.  Does it come with the Mac, NCSA, or
available elswhere?

>If you have System 7.5, it is not a problem, it is on the diskettes.

I believe that is what I have.

Cheers,
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