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From: MARC.NEWMAN@f601.n106.z1.fidonet.org (MARC NEWMAN)
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Subject: Re: Hello?  Hello?  Anyone home?  Hello?
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Date: 8 Feb 91 03:03:39 GMT
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>At least I am here, still looking for a working copy of the VT-52 emulator
>(kp-vt52.lbr) for Kaypro 10, or other high speed VT-something emulator for
>it. Have been quiet because of the lack of a good (or 'good') terminal
>program (I use a 9600 bps modem ;).
 
I have a K10 and a 19,200 baud modem, and the ONLY program I have found 
that can even remotely keep up is INTTERM, which is a fully interrupt 
driven modem program.  I mean FULLY!  It uses interrupts for modem input 
and output, keyboard input and even screen output!  I have looked at the 
code and it is quite complex.  I have it here on my system if you are not 
able to find a copy of it eleswhere.  Also, note that although it is 
great as a front end modem program (alas, no VT52 or VT100), it is 
drasticly lacking any file transfer modes at all.  It does not even have 
a screen capture mode, and it deselects the disk drives before going 
online, as aparently it messes with interrupts that would be used to turn 
off the drive normally.
 
Someone with some time and Z80 assembler experience could take it and 
maybe even hack together a MEX or IMP insert using the interrupt routines 
in it.
 
Marc