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From: george_seto@brains.UUCP (George Seto)
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Date: 30 Aug 89 11:27:41 GMT
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 re: Comp monitor & Flash/Unix & Backgrnd comm & Clock/Cap Indicator:   Bill
Bodenstein @ mead.UUCP

 All you need is a cable that takes to the monitor connector, they are
sometimes advertised in some of the magazines.
 Daniel P. Faigin

 I used to use Flash in the ANSI mode, which is very close to a VT100, on a
local University unix system. Worked well.. Most things, including the
keyboard PF keys will accept that if you specify VT100 as the terminal

 Paul Giovanni @ tnoibbc.UUCP

 I seem to remember a file on some of the US Forem BBS's last year when
Shadow came out which had some sources for a limited Background file transfer
program. I don't remember the name of it for sure. Think it was called
MULTI.ARC but hopefully someone else can tell you more about it.
 Lawrence Kelley @iscuva.ISCS.COM

 The clock program you are thinking about is Jclock written by John Stanley
of the Minneapolis/St. Paul area. I know I can get Jclock7 fairly easily but
I know for a fact that it is up to version 8. Check around some of the BBS's
in your area. Somebody probably has it around. I think Jclock7.arc is in the
archives someplace. Steve Yelvington, who is sometimes on this net, can
probably get the Jclock8.arc sent to the binary archiver. 
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