wrd@tekigm2.UUCP (Bill Dippert) (01/20/86)
>From: sequent!ut-sally!usl!uucp >To: tekigm2!wrd >Return-Path: <sequent!ut-sally!usl!uucp@tektronix> ...etc... >Date: Tue, 14 Jan 86 18:21:49 cst >Message-Id: <8601150021.AA01979@usl-pc.PMDNET> >Subject: Re: 1030 modem question >Newsgroups: net.micro.atari >In-Reply-To: <338@tekigm2.UUCP> >References: <172@imagen.UUCP> >Organization: University of Southwestern Louisiana, Lafayette > >I use a terminal program called term1030, and it has an answer mode for >the 1030. Supposed to be publicv domain , 318-237-8023 or > > John Joubert > po box 30551 > Lafayette,La, 70503-0551 Does anyone about "term1030"? Is it compatible with UNIX like Chameleon is? What is its availablility? Most of us getting onto the net from home using XL/XE computers must use the Chameleon program from ANTIC. If term1030 would do the job, I and others, would like to obtain it. Has anyone used it? I still do not know how the 1030 can be made to answer if it is not built into it electronically to do so, but then sometimes software can do miracles! --Bill-- tektronix!tekigm2!wrd