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From: GE0013@SIUCVMB.BITNET (Roy Miller)
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Subject: TEDI-VERTER
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Date: 30 Nov 90 17:36:09 GMT
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Some time ago, Steven Henry mentioned the TEDI-NET BBS located in
the Washington, DC area.  Apparently that BBS is using the Intelemodem
by Ultra-Tec and some software called TEDI-VERTER to facilitate
communication between computer users (ASCII) and TDD userws (Baudot).
I am a little confused, and hope that someone can straighten me out.

I thought the Intelemodem handled the translation from ASCII to Baudot.
Exactly what is the TEDI-VERTER?  What does it do?  Why is it needed?
Who wrote it?  Where can it be obtained?  How much does it cost?
And what are the hardware requirements for its use?