craparotta@obiwan.dec.com (Joe Crap) (12/30/86)
I was able to use a copy of MOUSETALK at a local store... It let u use the MOUSE(obvious) but when u do a Down/Upload u have convert the file to a "T" file first... The only problems is when we D/L a file we couldn't convert it back to "B" file.... Great huh... Also it still DOESN'T emulate a VT52.. Oh well guess i still have to wait for a real comm program for my //GS.. Joe [the above opinions are mine alone a do not repflect my employer) gotta getthe above in...Or else.....
bblue@nosc.arpa@pnet01.UUCP (Bill Blue) (12/31/86)
> but when u do a Down/Upload u have convert the file to a "T" file first. Not quite true, Joe. It depends on what you are transferring to where. Between MouseTalk's, or MouseTalk and another program that uses the ASCII Express binary enhancement of xmodem, the file can be transferred directly. Just like any other binary transfer. There are a number of file transfer options and capabilities which are clearly spelled out in the manual. > Also, it still DOESN'T emulate a VT52.. It most certainly does VT52 and several others. It doesn't yet do VT100, but will in a future release. There is also email support for ASCII Express MouseTalk - you can get your questions about MouseTalk answered and problems resolved as a registered customer, or if you have general questions about the product. If you have specific functional questions and are a legitimate owner of MouseTalk, you must have registered your copy (by sending in the registration card to USII) and include your real name and serial number in the email message. The email address is UUCP: {akgua, hplabs!hp-sdd, sdcsvax, nosc}!crash!mtsupport ARPA: crash!mtsupport@nosc --Bill Blue
lexter@pro-abilink.UUCP (Sam Robertson) (12/01/88)
I have heard from MDavis and others about a new version of Mousetalk. I also noticed that a person on the net is selling his (v.1.3). Is there a way to upgrade and if so, how much? I like mousetalk and have used it quite a bit (a borrowed version). Now, I would like to actually buy it, so any response would help. Also, to the person who was mentioning the version, please send me e-mail about your Mousetalk. p.s. To the one who was speaking about the IBM having all the same structure. ! Are we forgetting that IBM is not just in the PC world. They have products using processors I have never heard of. Thus, one can not say that IBM uses only 8080 microprocessors. Also, I don't think that 8088 and the 80286 are completely the same chip. Applelink: Lexter || Sam Robertson Pro-Abilink 300/1200/2400 GENIE: SL.Robertson || 1357 Santos Sysop (Saw) Proline: Lexter@Pro-Abilink || Abilene Texas 79605 (915)673-6856 ps- Most comments I make are ridiculous, ludicrous, and absurd! -Me!
ctuel@polyslo.CalPoly.EDU (Cliff Tuel) (12/04/88)
In article <8812031258.AA26959@crash.cts.com> pnet01!pro-ascii!pro-carolina!pro-abilink!lexter@nosc.mil writes: >I have heard from MDavis and others about a new version of Mousetalk. I also >noticed that a person on the net is selling his (v.1.3). Is there a way to >upgrade and if so, how much? I like mousetalk and have used it quite a bit (a For a while the most-recent version of Mousetalk was 1.5; it has now been upgraded to version 1.5 (yes, one point five -- go figure). The *OLD* 1.5 had problems crashing whenever it felt like it. Call United Software's technical support at (818) 348-7554 (Calif.), and tell them you want the upgrade. You just mail 'em your disk and they'll send you the new one: FREE. -- ___________________________ ------------------------- _ . ___ -------------------------- ctuel@polyslo.CalPoly.edu (_ |_ l F F | (_) E |_ ucbvax!voder!polyslo!ctuel -------------------------___________________________--------------------------
jlongen@pacsbb.UUCP (joseph longenecker) (12/05/88)
> In article <8812031258.AA26959@crash.cts.com>, lexter@pro-abilink.UUCP > (Sam 07> Robertson) writes: > I have heard from MDavis and others about a new version of Mousetalk. > I have noticed that a person on the net is selling his (v.1.3). > Is there an upgrade and if so, how much? I have Version 1.5 of MouseTalk, and it gives me DEC VT 100 Emulation among other goodies. The upgrade from 1.2 cost me about $25.00, plus postage. I am presently using MouseTalk, and it is great, though if you are purchasing a communications program, you might want to look at ProTerm, I understand it is more powerful than MouseTalk. Hope this helps. Remember: Persons disagreeing with your facts are always emotional and employ faulty reasoning! Joseph Longenecker UUCP Path: rutgers!cbmvax!temvax!pacsbb!jlongen
gwyn@smoke.BRL.MIL (Doug Gwyn ) (12/06/88)
In article <6406@polyslo.CalPoly.EDU> ctuel@polyslo.CalPoly.EDU (Cliff Tuel) writes: >The *OLD* 1.5 had problems crashing whenever it felt like it. Yup. Wonder why US didn't send out an upgrade notice to registered owners?
carlb@pro-avalon.cts.com (Carl Boernecke) (12/07/88)
lexter@pro-avilink.cts.com (Sam Robertson) writes: | I have heard from MDavis and others about a new version of Mousetalk. I | also noticed that a person on the net is selling his (v.1.3). The current version of MouseTalk is version 1.5, not 1.3. | Is there a way to upgrade and if so, how much? I like mousetalk and have | used it quite a bit (a borrowed version). Now, I would like to actually | buy it, so any response would help. Also, to the person who was mentioning | the version, please send me e-mail about your Mousetalk. If you have and older version, I believe you send in the manual cover, and $15, and they will send you version 1.5. I'm not sure about this as I do not own MouseTalk. Contact USII for more information. |--------------------------( Carl Boernecke )-------------------------| Send | UUCP: crash!pro-avalon!carlb InterNet: carlb@pro-avalon.cts.com | E-Mail | ARPA: crash!pro-avalon!carlb@nosc.mil ProLine: carlb@pro-avalon | to --> | ProLine [pro-avalon] - (619) 271-0131 - 300-2400 bps - 24 hours | |---------------------------------------------------------------------|