pib@CASBAH.ACNS.NWU.EDU ("Philip R. Burns") (02/03/91)
Robert Max Jackson <jackson@nyu-acf4.arpa> asks: > Can anyone recommend terminal emulation programs supporting >INT14 that can handle the Zmodem transfer protocol. I have the FTP >software package and Columbia's Kermit terminal emulator works well >with FTP's telnet program designed for this purpose. However, I need >to be able to access some bulletin boards via modems on a TCP/IP >network and do transfers using Zmodem (as the boards don't have >Kermit capacity). PibTerm v5.1 (which I wrote, so I'm prejudiced :-}) and Crosstalk Mark IV both provide internal Zmodem and an interrupt 14h interface. I don't know if either will perform Zmodem using FTP Software's TNGLASS (which is what I assume you are referring to). PibTerm does work with Hughes ProLinc, which uses its own int 14h redirector on top of the FTP Software kernel. I believe that new versions of Procomm and Telix with internal Zmodem and interrupt 14h support are scheduled to be available in the near future. I don't know of any "standalone" Zmodem modules (e.g., like Chuck Forsberg's DSZ) that provide an interrupt 14h interface. -- Phil "Pib" Burns Broadview Communications Software, Inc. Basic Industrial Research Laboratory Northwestern University 1801 Maple Avenue Evanston, IL. 60201 Internet : pib@casbah.acns.nwu.edu Bitnet : pib@nuacc Compuserve : 72437,62 Voice : (708) 491 2880 FAX : (708) 491 4486