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From: morris@ucunix.san.uc.edu (Ted Morris)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc.hardware,comp.databases
Subject: Re: Running a PC from a dumb terminal?
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Date: 14 Feb 91 14:31:10 GMT
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You can also try pcAnywhere from DMA.  It normally expects to talk to
it's (included) companion product on another pc (ATERM.EXE) but will
accept VT100 by making a menu change.  I've even dialed in from my
MacIIsi from home to access my office Compaq this way (using VT100
emulator on the Mac; DMA also makes an "ATERM" for the Mac called
pcMacTerm).

Setting the program up for direct connect vs. modem connect is also just
a menu change.

Good Luck!

Theodore Allan Morris, U. Cincinnati, Med Ctr Info & Comm, Info Rsrch
& Dev, 231 Bethesda Av, ML#574, Cinti, OH  45267-0574, 513-558-6046V, 
513-558-0758F, MORRISTA@UCMCIC.OA.UC.EDU / MORRISTA@UCUNIX.SAN.UC.EDU,
NTS WB8VNV, AppleLink U1091 | Call me up and I'll talk data to ya!