KRICE@UKANVAX.BITNET (04/25/87)
In a recent posting, Charles Herman <HERMAN%NRL.DECNET@NRL.ARPA> writes: >Where did you get a VT240 emulator which runs on a PC? I have been looking >for such software for quite a while. Persoft, Inc. has a terminal emulation package called Smarterm which will emulate a VT-240 (including ReGIS), Tektronix (unknown number, probably 4010), and Data General terminal, including the text/graphics involved in each. I don't have a copy of this software, rather I am looking at a recent magazine advertisement. I have not seen it in action, but the rumor mill says it is a fairly decent emulation, running off IBM CGA and Hercules graphics boards (along with anything that will emulate THESE, I suppose). The address of Persoft is below. Disclaimer: I am in no way connected with ANY of the above companies, except that I use/have used some of the products mentioned. Of course, any of the words above may be copyrighted or trademarked: please, no lawsuits. Persoft, Inc., 465 Science Drive, Madison, WI USA 53711, (608) 273-6000 Kevin Rice University of Kansas Lawrence, Kansas 66045 BITNET: KRICE@UKANVAX MaBell: (913) 864-2919 Ocean: Drop it in and we'll see if it gets here. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Whenever you think about it, you are thinking about thinking about it, ad infinitum. Why?" --Dr. Hans Sovaning --------------------------------------------------------------------------