mck@hpcuhc.cup.hp.com (Doug McKenzie) (03/20/91)
My Dad has an Apple II (possibly II+, not IIe) with a CPM card, off which he runs in particular Wordstar. However, his only communications program runs on Apple DOS, making him unable to edit email very well, or hack up responses to news articles :-). Could anyone offer a recommendation for a (public domain hopefully) CPM communication program that works on an Apple? Thanks a lot! Doug McKenzie HP HP-UX Support mck@cup.hp.com or ...hplabs!hpda!mck 408 447-4428
ianj@ijpc.UUCP (Ian Justman) (03/22/91)
mck@hpcuhc.cup.hp.com (Doug McKenzie) writes: > My Dad has an Apple II (possibly II+, not IIe) with a CPM card, off which he > runs in particular Wordstar. However, his only communications program runs > on Apple DOS, making him unable to edit email very well, or hack up > responses to news articles :-). > > Could anyone offer a recommendation for a (public domain hopefully) CPM > communication program that works on an Apple? > > Thanks a lot! > > Doug McKenzie > HP HP-UX Support > mck@cup.hp.com or ...hplabs!hpda!mck > 408 447-4428 I've gotten ZMP and Qterm (and subsequently UUCP, but I haven't tested it) to run on SoftCard-equipped Apple II Plus myself. But I need to know what kind of Z80 card you're using. If you're using a Microsoft SoftCard, ALS's Z-Card or Z-Engine, or an Applied Engineering Z-80 card, I can help you. If it's ALS's CP/M card or PCPI's AppliCard, I cannot help you.
ianj@ijpc.UUCP (Ian Justman) (03/22/91)
ianj@ijpc.UUCP (Ian Justman) writes: > mck@hpcuhc.cup.hp.com (Doug McKenzie) writes: << various stuff deleted >> > > Could anyone offer a recommendation for a (public domain hopefully) CPM > > communication program that works on an Apple? > > > > Thanks a lot! > > I've gotten ZMP and Qterm (and subsequently UUCP, but I haven't > tested it) to run on SoftCard-equipped Apple II Plus myself. But > I need to know what kind of Z80 card you're using. If you're > using a Microsoft SoftCard, ALS's Z-Card or Z-Engine, or an > Applied Engineering Z-80 card, I can help you. If it's ALS's > CP/M card or PCPI's AppliCard, I cannot help you. I forgot to mention that both Qterm and ZMP are both public domain and very good programs.