sale5312@fredonia.UUCP (Marty Saletta) (02/07/89)
Does anyone know of an 80 column terminal package for the TI? Or,for that matter,a terminal package with VT-type emulation? *Any* help will be appreciated! -- / / |\ | / / | / ~Marty Saletta @ Fredonia,New York~~Leafs:5th place~ / __ /__ | \| /__ / | / ~Atari ST,New York Yankees,Who,Pink Floyd,ELP,Fripp~ \ / \ | | \ \ | \ ~Toronto Maple Leafs,Yes,CZ-1,Mad Max,and hi Lorie~~ \/ \ | | \ / | / ~~~~~UUCP: ...decvax!sunybcs!fredonia!sale5312~~~~~~
paulc@hpgrla.HP.COM (@Paul Charlton) (02/09/89)
> Does anyone know of an 80 column terminal package for the TI? > > Or,for that matter,a terminal package with VT-type emulation? > > *Any* help will be appreciated! I wrote an 80 column adm3a emulator for the TI99/4a, it uses a 40 column screen and windowing to get the full 80 columns (like TI-Writer, but the windows don't jump by 40 columns) it was quite useful as a full screen editor on an ibm-370 as a minimum, it needs: {tiwriter | editor assembler | minimem | Xbasix } & { 32k mem } & { disk drive } if you are interested, email me at the address below: Paul Charlton { paulc@hpgrai.hp.com } | { hplabs!hpgrai!paulc }
dave@jarthur.Claremont.EDU (Dave Stuit) (03/20/89)
I tried sending this by email to Paul Charlton (paulc@hpgr{la,ai}); both got
bounced back. As a last resort, I'm posting it back to comp.sys.ti. Paul,
are you out there?
In article <10290002@hpgrla.HP.COM> you write:
> [Fast-Term] was quite useful as a full screen editor on an ibm-370
It still is useful -- I'm using it now! I ordered fast-term from you 2 or 3
years ago, version 1.16pc. Have you released any updates?
I have found one problem -- hitting ^i sends a ^l. Is this a feature or a
bug? It doesn't seem useful, since ^l works just fine. Also, is there any
way to send a ^] (should be sent by hitting ^=, but that got mapped into
"quit")?
Thanks in advance.
--dave
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