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From: bdo8650@cec2.wustl.edu (Bryan Dennis O'Connor)
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Subject: Re: modem program for vt100
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Date: 8 Oct 89 14:41:25 GMT
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In article <5427@umd5.umd.edu> snovell@umd5.umd.edu (Scott Novell) writes:
>I have version 1.60b [of Handshake], does anyone know if there is a newer
>version that might not lock up?

	There has been an update to the Handshake terminal program.  It is
version number 2.12a and it is on Fred Fish disk number 172.  It adds
support for VT102 and VT220, as well as adding ARP requestors, a color
mode, and smooth scrolling.  It is very good, in fact I am using right
now.

>  Also, I am using Handshake to log onto a Unix system in vt100 mode.  Does
>anyone know of a different terminal program that supports the vt100 mode as 
>well as Handshake.  I have tried jrcomm, Access, and Amic with not perfect 
>success. 

	Another good terminal program that I have seen is called VLT, it 
is better than Handshake in some ways for it includes ARexx and Custom 
Macro Script support.  It emulates a VT100 and also a Textronix (sp?) 
40 something.  The most current version is on disk 226.

> Any help would be appreciated.

Hope this helps...

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