cs1541ce@geinah.unm.edu (11/08/87)
I'm having problems getting my c-64 to recognize the "tilde" and "pipe" characters does any one out there have a solution for this. by the way i'm using higgy-term with a mod. 1660 modem, but none of the other term pgms i've tried seem to do better. mike carter cs1541ce@geinah.unm.edu . .
devonst@burdvax.PRC.Unisys.COM (Tom Albrecht) (11/09/87)
There are many terminal programs that provide a mapping for all ASCII characters. The two I use most often are KERMIT and VIDTEX (from CompuServe). -- Tom Albrecht
rufsmith@uokmax.UUCP (Russell F Smith) (11/09/87)
In article <1784@charon.unm.edu> cs1541ce@geinah.unm.edu writes: >I'm having problems getting my c-64 to recognize the "tilde" and "pipe" characters >does any one out there have a solution for this. by the way i'm using higgy-term >with a mod. 1660 modem, but none of the >other term pgms i've tried seem to do better. > >mike carter >cs1541ce@geinah.unm.edu Otherwise known as the Term 80 or some such nonsense, the VT52 program has tildes, backslashes, underscores, pipes, escapes, and other miscellaneous nonsense. However, it does NOT have any of the normal terminal goodies, it merely has the terminal emulation with 80 column mode. I use it only for this horrendous thingy. And no, I have no idea if either Term80 (or whatever it's called) is in the public domain. The version called VT52 is not, as far as I know. _____________ Random of Amber / * THE * \ rufsmith@uokmax.UUCP /M O N O L I T H\ "I seem to be commenting on everything!" / * REVIEWS * \ ----------------------------------------- / * * * \ |The opinions stated herein are those of| / * * * \ |someone else. Hell, I sure don't claim| /_______________________\ |them. Really, they're likely nobody's.| !_______________________! -----------------------------------------
elg@killer.UUCP (11/16/87)
in article <1784@charon.unm.edu>, cs1541ce@geinah.unm.edu says: > I'm having problems getting my c-64 to recognize the "tilde" and "pipe" characters > does any one out there have a solution for this. by the way i'm using higgy-term > with a mod. 1660 modem, but none of the > other term pgms i've tried seem to do better. Re: higgyterm: Get Kermit version 2.0. I'm sure the Dr. Evil people have mailed you by now. If not, contact corvair@purdue.ee.edu (I believe -- I may be wrong). Re: 1660: Get A Real Modem! I don't know if Kermit will even WORK with a 1660. Needless to say, 300 baud modems are now in the same class as Altairs and Imsais and Sinclar ZX-81s... -- Eric Green elg@usl.CSNET Snail Mail P.O. Box 92191 {cbosgd,ihnp4}!killer!elg Lafayette, LA 70509 Hello darkness my old friend, I've come to talk with you again....
ahh@s.cc.purdue.edu (Brent L. Woods) (11/22/87)
In article <2104@killer.UUCP> elg@killer.UUCP (Eric Green) writes: > >Re: higgyterm: Get Kermit version 2.0. I'm sure the Dr. Evil people have >mailed you by now. If not, contact corvair@purdue.ee.edu (I believe -- I may >be wrong). It pains me greatly to be the bearer of bad news, Mr. Green, but, as you suspected, you are incorrect. The correct address is corvair@ec.ecn.purdue.edu (or ec.ecn.purdue.edu!corvair) if you want to get Email to someone who communicates regularly with the people who were involved with the (now defunct) Dr. Evil Laboratories. The person you want to contact is Kent Sullivan (address above). Also, in case he doesn't read this, I'll mention it to him (I see him from time to time). Hope this helps... -- Brent Woods, Co-Moderator, comp.{sources,binaries}.amiga, USENET: ...!s.cc.purdue.edu!ahh ARPANET: ahh@j.cc.purdue.edu BITNET: PODUM@PURCCVM PHONE: (317) 743-8421 USNAIL: 320 Brown St., #406 / West Lafayette, IN 47906