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Subject: Re: ANYONE?
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Date: 29 Aug 90 05:19:37 GMT
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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        HI, I'M NEW HERE BUT I SURE FEEL OUTDATED.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}
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