robert@alberta.UUCP (Robert Baron) (07/09/87)
My brother has currently a TRS80 Model I with TRSDOS 2.3 (Yes it's still working! Amazing!). He also has a Radio Shack Modem II. He has the communication software named "terminal" which simply emulates a dump terminal. With this software he can't either upload or download files. Obviously, it's no longer possible to buy software for the Model I from Radio Shack. Does anyone have a communication program that is capable of uploading and downloading files? He is willing to buy one (at reasonable price) from anyone if necessary. Thanks.
rhealey@ub.D.UMN.EDU (Rob Healey) (07/14/87)
>My brother has currently a TRS80 Model I with TRSDOS 2.3 (Yes it's still >working! Amazing!). He also has a Radio Shack Modem II. He has the >communication software named "terminal" which simply emulates a dump >terminal. With this software he can't either upload or download files. > >Does anyone have a communication program that is capable of uploading >and downloading files? Well, looks like it's about time I broke down and posted the binarys for kermit Model 1/3/4 and the h19 terminal emulator for model 4's. Should be available in this beloved news group by the end of the week. Summer session is finally over with, thank God, and so I have no more excuses. -Rob rhealey@ub.d.umn.edu
harris@xyzzy.UUCP (Mark Harris) (07/22/87)
In article <419@pembina.UUCP> robert@alberta.UUCP (Robert Baron) writes: > >Does anyone have a communication program that is capable of uploading >and downloading files? >He is willing to buy one (at reasonable price) from anyone if necessary. Don't buy a package. Several nice programs exist in the public domain. Although I long ago quit using my model I, I do remember several implementations of XMODEM. Also, the KERMIT program that I used was pretty solid except for a flawed VT52 emulator. Look on Compuserve or GEnie for these and other public domain packages. Mark Harris