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From: butch@geohub.gcn.uoknor.edu (H. G. "Butch" Walker Jr.)
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Subject: Re: Communications Programs for Windows
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Date: 20 May 91 19:07:26 GMT
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In article <1991May17.232439.20221@agate.berkeley.edu>, bchen@argon.berkeley.edu
(Benjamin Chen) writes:
|>
|>I'm interested in purchasing a good communications program for Windows.
|>I've tried Windows Terminal, WinQVT, and UniComm.  I don't really like
|>any of them.  I'd appreciate any recommendations on any package from
|>~$100-$200.  Anyone have Crosstalk for Windows?

You might want to check into Wincomm.  It is a Windows comm package with an
extensive macro language, a good range of emulations and transfer protocols,
and
several valuable utilities.  You may be able to get a demo version by calling
(405) 366-6363.  
The company name is Synappsys.  BTW, it retails for $149 with an educational
price of $97.
I use it all the time.

Butch