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From: bruce@mdi386.UUCP (Bruce A. McIntyre)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.xenix
Subject: Re: Ideal PC terminal program for use with Xenix/Unix?
Summary: Term is the equal of Pro-Yam, but offers more platforms
Message-ID: <149@mdi386.UUCP>
Date: 5 Oct 89 12:20:26 GMT
References: <22233@looking.on.ca> <562@crdos1.crd.ge.COM> <3266@hounix.UUCP> <111040@nstar.UUCP>
Organization: Wells Computer Systems Corp., Levittown, Pa. 19058
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In article <111040@nstar.UUCP>, larry@nstar.UUCP (Larry Snyder) writes:
> > I use Pro-Yam (ZCOMM's big brother) on my AT under both DOS and XENIX. 
> > I started out with ZCOMM and liked it so much I moved up to Pro-Yam.  I
> > can't say enough good things about either product.
> I also use Pro-Yam under Xenix 386 daily to communicate with
> several remote sites - and have found Pro-Yam to include almost every 
> feature one could ever want.   The manual is cryptic after coming from
> a DOS world - but it opens up your eyes to the power behind the product.
> Larry Snyder                            uucp:iuvax!ndcheg!ndmath!nstar!larry

I use TERM from Century Software, primarily because I need to support a
variety of systems.   I have TERM running on:
1. IBM PC - PCDOS
2. 386 PC - Xenix386
3. B28    - BTOS
4. Mac    - McIntosh
5. VAX    - VMS

I think that there are others as well.  But at least I only have to run
and learn one system, and it is very good one.
bruce
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