Path: utzoo!utgpu!news-server.csri.toronto.edu!bonnie.concordia.ca!uunet!zaphod.mps.ohio-state.edu!usc!ucsd!ogicse!clark!pro-nka.cts.com!matthew From: matthew@pro-nka.cts.com (Matthew McGehrin) Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2 Subject: Re: ACOS/GBBS (was:Re: MD-BASIC (was:Re: Apple ][ BBS Software)) Message-ID: <1991Jun15.045852.25492@clark.edu> Date: 14 Jun 91 01:45:19 GMT Sender: usenet@clark.edu Organization: Nihon Kohden America's Unoffical BBS, Leonia, NJ Lines: 39 In-Reply-To: message from danield@pro-grouch.cts.com >>One can use that argument against IBM systems who only allow full screen >>editor access to those who have ANSI. Is turnabout fair play? :-) >It's not turn about, as you can use other emulation with the same editor >under proline. Just set your termcap to the flavor that your >computer uses, and your all set. I own a //e and can "use" ansi full screen editors with my proterm. Same thing with GBBS pro. Proline and GBBS both have a "line" editor that is available to all users. However the "fullscreen" editor is only available to computers that have "televideo" in proline case, and proterm special in GBBS case. I think that all Apple users should own a copy of proterm. Then they would know what we are talking about. >>Unfortunately the GBBS "Pro" package does not include a standard package >>for emulations like termcaps. The PSE editor, (BlackSpring,) being >>designed with PSE in mind, does allow you to use some abilities of PSE >>itself, like the inclusion of graphics inQ!%Q=IM%1e95) >The point some other people were making is that it *ONLY* works with >ProTerm emulation, where the ProLine editor will with a wide variety > of terminals. GBBS pro can be modified to use ansi or pse or anything you wish. Its up to the operator. Now if proline had a full screen ANSI editor, that would be something to talk about. +------------------------------------+---------------------------------------+ | Internet: matthew@pro-nka.cts.com | Pro-Nka : 201-944-3102 : 9600/v32/v42 | | uucp: crash!pro-nka!matthew | Leonia, New Jersey Intel 9600EX | | | | | All thoughts are mine. If you have | a different idea, email it or post it.| +------------------------------------+---------------------------------------+