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In article <2706@ukma.UUCP> sean@ukma.UUCP (Sean Casey) writes:
>I have a shareware communication program by the Forbin Project and
>John Friel III called QMODEM, version 1.11, that runs on an IBM PC.
>I'm using it to connect to a Unix system at 9600 baud.  The problem
>is that it's supposed to support an ANSI mode, but it completely ignores
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>escape sequences on input as if the mode wasn't on.  I'd  really like
>to be able to use vi with this thing.  Does anyone with any experience
		   ^^
>with the program have any ideas?  I know that ALT-G toggles ANSI mode.
>
>Sean

The ANSI mode used in all versions of QMODEM is that of the
*IBM*. If you look in your DOS manual under ANSI.SYS, you
should (I hope :-) ) find a listing of all the ANSI codes (for
the PC). Many BBSs use these to create graphics and music.

If you want to use vi, try a vt100 emulator like Kermit or Procomm.
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Erik Bailey
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