lauac@mead.qal.berkeley.edu (03/03/89)
The program is basically the samw as the one before it, the vt100
emulation is STILL bad, and there is still no way to change the
receive volume (a major point for those of us still on floppy systems).
However, the update includes a quite a few new features, many of which
are very useful: MacBinary transfers can now be crash-saved, for
instance. I'm very satisfied with the program as a whole, and I just
hope the vt100 emulation and the receive-volume setting can be resolved.
--- Alex
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INTERNET: lauac%qal.berkeley.edu@ucbvax.berkeley.edutempest@csuchico.EDU (Kenneth Lui) (03/04/89)
In article <21076@agate.BERKELEY.EDU> lauac@mead.qal.berkeley.edu () writes: >The program is basically the samw as the one before it, the vt100 >emulation is STILL bad, and there is still no way to change the The vt100 emulation isn't *that* bad. At least the auto line-feed can be disabled now. A really annoying feature has surfaced in 0.75. I'm currently using MultiFinder 6.1a2. If I wish to auto-redial in the background and I have ZTerm set aside, the windows would appear (although not quite; just their boarders) on the desktop. Clicking inside those outlined windows will bring ZTerm in the foreground, but their contents are not updated! In other words, those windows are still in "see-through" mode. It appears that each time the redial statistics are updated, the windows are redrawn, interferring with MultiFinder's set-aside function. Ken tempest@csuchico.EDU