alexc@pro-realm.cts.com (Alex Corwin) (08/26/90)
HI, I'M NEW HERE BUT I SURE FEEL OUTDATED. I HAVE AN APPLE II+ AND I
AM WONDERING IF ANYONE ELSE DOES. I AM USING AN EPIC CLASSIC 2400 BAUD MODEM
AND ASCII EXPRESS, BUT I AM LOOKING FOR A TERM PROGRAM THAT WORK ON THE II+ IN
PRODOS.
THANKS
ALEX CORWIN
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INET: alexc@pro-realm.cts.comunknown@ucscb.UCSC.EDU (The Unknown User) (08/29/90)
In article <12.apple.net@pro-realm> alexc@pro-realm.cts.com (Alex Corwin) writes: > HI, I'M NEW HERE BUT I SURE FEEL OUTDATED. I HAVE AN APPLE II+ AND I >AM WONDERING IF ANYONE ELSE DOES. I AM USING AN EPIC CLASSIC 2400 BAUD MODEM >AND ASCII EXPRESS, BUT I AM LOOKING FOR A TERM PROGRAM THAT WORK ON THE II+ IN >PRODOS. First, a possibly stupid question that I just thought of. Don't you need extra memory to run ProDOS on a II+? If so, do you have it? There was a ProDOS version of Ascii Express made.. version 4.2P I believe... I personally think it was a poor 'port' to ProDOS but at least it's in ProDOS. You might actually be able to run ProTERM, an AWESOME terminal program, if it's version 1.9 or lower.. I know 1.9 and lower worked on an unenhanced //e, so they might work on a II+. Don't hold me to it though! {Ascii Express was/is wonderful.. Very powerful.. ProTERM is much easier to use though and has most of the power of AE.. In your case though you may have no choice} -- / Apple II(GS) Forever! unknown@ucscb.ucsc.edu \ \ Computer engineering student seeking a job. /
rat@madnix.UUCP (David Douthitt) (09/06/90)
unknown@ucscb.UCSC.EDU (The Unknown User) writes: | | In article <12.apple.net@pro-realm> alexc@pro-realm.cts.com | (Alex Corwin) writes: | > HI, I'M NEW HERE BUT I SURE FEEL OUTDATED. I HAVE AN APPLE II+ AND I | >AM WONDERING IF ANYONE ELSE DOES. I AM USING AN EPIC CLASSIC 2400 BAUD MODEM | >AND ASCII EXPRESS, BUT I AM LOOKING FOR A TERM PROGRAM THAT WORK ON THE | >II+ IN PRODOS. | First, a possibly stupid question that I just thought of. Don't | you need extra memory to run ProDOS on a II+? If so, do you have it? Nope!! Not a 64K Apple II+. | There was a ProDOS version of Ascii Express made.. version 4.2P | I believe... I personally think it was a poor 'port' to ProDOS but at least | it's in ProDOS. I disagree. I'm using Ascii Express v4.2P on an Apple II+ and it's wonderful. | You might actually be able to run ProTERM, an AWESOME terminal | program, if it's version 1.9 or lower.. I know 1.9 and lower worked on an | unenhanced //e, so they might work on a II+. Don't hold me to it though! Proterm is indeed "easier" to use, but it STILL refuses to use interrupts, one of the standard features of any serial interface today. I've watched ProTerm miss characters on a IIc, accelerated IIe, and IIgs. Ascii Express WONT miss those characters. [david] -- ! InterNet: deety!rat@spool.cs.wisc.edu ! David Douthitt ! UUCP: ...uwvax!astroatc!nicmad!madnix!deety!rat ! Madison, Wisconsin ! {decvax!att}! ! === Apple II Forever === ! Home of Mad Apple Forth and the Tiger Toolbox ! The Stainless Steel Rat