SAGE@LL.ARPA (03/29/88)
Tony Waters asked about VT52/100 emulation for CP/M computers. One way to do this is to get the commercial version of MEX (MEX-Plus) with the emulation package. The trouble is I am not completely sure what features have to be supported in the host terminal to make the emulation work. Certain cursor addressing, screen clearing, and line clearing are needed. I believe that insert-line and delete-line are also needed, and I cannot remember whether or not the Kaypro supports those features. My guess is that it does. The cost is about $90, but you get all the other good things that MEX offers in the process. -- Jay Sage
llkl@ur-tut) (04/06/88)
This is in reply to Tom Waters, who wanted a vt52/100 emulator for his c128. Well, I have one. It's for cp/m mode and it handles all the extra characters for your keyboard (like the tilda and so on) and is quite easy to use. Only problem: no manual. Good News: free-ware. If you drop your name and address to me throught the mail, I'll send you a copy. I'll try to find the name of the guy I got mine from - I got a disk and quite a few useful programs for the cp/m mode for about $5, along with a catalog. Reply to me at llkl@.tut.cc.rochester.edu. Laurie Kleiner