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From: phil@cs.mcgill.ca (Philip LOCONG)
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Subject: Re: More on Telemate
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Date: 22 Jan 91 00:58:08 GMT
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In a previous article:
> ... 
> Telemate's script language lacks some key facilities. 
> ...
> There are some problems with the VT102 emulation.
> ...

I mostly use Telemate to login to my computer account at the University,
so I don't need a powerful script language. While I am logged in, I do a
lot of stuff and the easy access windows and "cut and paste" are really
useful to me. I also set my screen to 43 lines which gives me more room
for the windows. For someone who spends most of his time connected to
the same computer, I would definitely recommend Telemate.
I hope they fix the VT102 bugs, it seems so easy to do (if you have the
source...).