ray@ziggy.UCSC.edu (--) (04/18/91)
>From: jbvb@FTP.COM ("James B. Van Bokkelen") > >What you think is reluctance is actually inability. Unless you have a >386 processor, it is simply impossible to build something that can trap >every possible way an application might write to the PC's screen or read >from the keyboard, so that *all* applications can be run... This brings up a question I have... Is there any way I can use QVT or other standard terminals on an IBM PC serial port to run software? I would like to use a terminal on a 386 machine to add a second-person capability fairly cheaply. The second person will probably only be using a fairly simple text-based word processor. Anything exist to do this, or will I have to set up a network for *this* application, too? - ray@ziggy.ucsc.edu -