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From: jbvb@FTP.COM (James B. Van Bokkelen)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.tcp-ip
Subject: Re:  VT220 emulation
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Date: 19 Sep 90 16:29:05 GMT
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    ....  Are you referring to a simple teletype style inter-face, a VT52
    interface, a 7 bit ANSI terminal interface, or a 8 bit ANSI terminal
    interface?  Do you require DEC proprietary control sequences?  Do
    you require multi-national character set support?

If it has to replace ours, he needs an IBM PC DOS VT220 emulator with
7-bit and 8-bit support, the ISO Latin character set, keyboard and
display re-mapping and print screen support, built into a Telnet with
a built-in FTP server and multi-session capability.  Novell (Excelan)
offers VT220 in their product for the EXOS205, but I don't know its
capabilities.  Sun, IBM and 3Com had VT100 last I knew, I don't know
what Beame & Whiteside offers.  One could also get a VT220 emulator
from one of the Ascii emulator specialists and use it with an INT 14
Telnet redirector.  I don't recall any INT 14 redirector or VT220
emulator Telnets that are free...

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