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From: nestor@NMS.HLS.COM (Nestor Fesas)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.tcp-ip.ibmpc
Subject: Re: Who supports INT14h interface
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Date: 21 Sep 90 22:42:17 GMT
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In article (827@redford.UUCP) Bill Poitras (bill@polygen.com) writes:

> What communication packages work with the INT14h interface. I know kermit 
> does, what other versions do?  ...

Not knowing how you intend to use the INT14H interface,  I'll assume that
you would like to redirect it over a network.  I'll base my comments
on this premise,  however,  if you simply wish to use INT14H as it was
intended by IBM,  then skip to the list below.

The interrupt 14 hex interface is supported by a large number of terminal
emulator and LAN vendors.  The interface is described technically in the
IBM technical references for the PC and AT.  Having been originally designed
for asynch chips,  the INT14H interface is functionally quite limited.  As
a result,  some LAN vendors have introduced extensions to the interface that
may prevent a terminal emulator unfamiliar with the extensions from using it.
In any case,  here are the names of some terminal emulators that know about
INT14H:

	Reflections 2,  Walker Richer & Quinn, Inc. (206)-324-0350
	Softerm PC, Softronics, (800)-225-8590
	SmartTerm 220, Persoft (don't have the number)

Nestor.

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