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In article <1992Jan16.035255.14434@athena.cs.uga.edu> fore@athena.cs.uga.edu (Howard Fore) writes:
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> The subject line pretty much says it all. I need a modem (at least 2400 baud)
>to connect to a Radio Shack Model 4 Console Computer so I can do some VT100
>emulation and connect to a internet dial-in. Does anybody have any suggestions
>on any part of this endeavor? I think the computer has a RS-232 jack if that
>is of any help. The key idea here is to keep this as inexpensive as possible.
>I really don't care what kind of modem I use as long as it works.
>
>I also need some pointers on decent vt100 emulation software for the Model 4?
>I'm really in the dark. Just some basic text capture to disk or to a printer is fine. Again, any suggestions are appreciated.
>

Well, this is pretty easy.  Just buy any 2400 baud modem you want and 
plug it in.  The Mod. 4 has a standard rs232 serial port.  

As far as software, there is a full featured terminal program around
called FastTerm.  Its shareware and is available on several bulletin
boards (I don't have any phone numbers handy) and on Compuserve.  
It has a vt100 mode.

      Scott