frw@ihlpf.ATT.COM (Wenk) (04/21/89)
>In article <81441MXB126@PSUVM> MXB126@PSUVM.BITNET (Michael S. Barthelemy) writes: >I am looking for software that emulates a VT100 terminal (Or anything which >will enable me to connect up my 130XE with PSUVM) I seem to have some 'Special >Problems.' I have a 130XE with two disk drives (XF551 and Indus GT) a SX212 >1200 baud modem a color RGB monitor and a ICD P:R: Connection. I have heard >about the Chemilion (I can't spell) software, but it will not work with my >P:R: connection. Thus I have been stuck with using the 850 Express! software >which came with my modem. This means that I have a 40 column screen and no >cursor control (which I sorely need). If anyone out there can help me please >drop me a note! > > Thanx, > > Mike Barthelemy > (MXB126 at PSUVM) Both Chameleon and Kermit65 work with the PR:Connection. Chameleon will only display forty columns at a time. However, you can scroll right, to read the other other 40 columns, or left to return to column zero again. Kermit65 has a vt100 terminal emulator built in. The following applies to both Kermit65 and Chameleon. Examine the directory of the floppy disk that came with the PR:Connection. You should find a program called, if my memory serves me correctly, PRC.SYS. Copy PRC.SYS and the Chameleon/Kermit65 file to a newly formatted disk and then append Chameleon/Kermit65 to the PRC.SYS file. If you are using Atari DOS 2.0S, use the copy option (C). That is, at the "copy from,to" prompt type: (Chameleon/Kermit65 filename),PRC.SYS/A. Rename the PRC.SYS file AUTORUN.SYS. Use option number 2 at the Chameleon menu prompt. F. R. Wenk (ihlpf!frw)