schwart@prism.cs.orst.edu (TONY SCHWARTZ) (11/20/89)
The company that I am working for is using VT220 terminals on a Vax system and is looking at possibly going to micro's for it's VAX development stations. We also are using a Compaq 386/20e with PM as a case tool workstation. Are there any good OS/2 based terminal emulation packages out there that would help to bridge the Micro-VAX gap??? Would the Extended Version Communications Manager do the job??? Tony Schwartz schwart@prism.CS.ORST.EDU
CCSWS@levels.sait.edu.au (Stephen Stone) (11/22/89)
In article <13886@orstcs.CS.ORST.EDU>, schwart@prism.cs.orst.edu (TONY SCHWARTZ) writes: > The company that I am working for is using VT220 terminals on a Vax system > and is looking at possibly going to micro's for it's VAX development > stations. We also are using a Compaq 386/20e with PM as a case tool > workstation. > > Are there any good OS/2 based terminal emulation packages out there that > would help to bridge the Micro-VAX gap??? Would the Extended Version > Communications Manager do the job??? > I have WINQVT (VT200 emulator for Windows). I got it from a SIMTEL20 List server (can't yet FTP directly from Australia). The READ.ME file which comes with it has the following information about a PM version. Note that this program does Kermit and several of the ?modem protocols. >Versions of QVT > >On September 1, 1989, QPC Software announced the release of QVT/PM, a >version of QVT for OS/2 Presentation Manager. Version 1.0 of QVT/PM >is almost identical to WinQVT, except that 132-column support is not >yet implemented. QVT/PM may be ordered from QPC for $40. > > QPC Software > P.O. Box 226 > Penfield, NY 14526 Stephen (Rocky) Stone. Postal mail: | ACSnet mail: Computer Centre | ccsws@levels.sait.oz South Australian Institute of Technology | PSI/Spearnet Mail: The Levels, S.A. 5095 | ccsws@sait.edu.au