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Subject: Re: Instant Pascal
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Date: Wed, 25-Jul-84 00:45:34 EDT
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From: BILLW@SRI-KL
People interested in writing combined applications on mainframes
and microcomputers should read the MIT paper on LEP - The local
editor protocol.  Although designed mostly for dual processing
screen editors, this would at least be a good place to start.

Actually, there are a number of programs such as this.  I wrote
a (primarilly local) interface to a tele-conferenceing system
for the HP150, and (more complicated) i beleive there is a
program for IBMPCs that simulates the dialog database locally,
creating sort of script files that can later be sent to the
main system, thereby minimizing the (very expensive) connect time.

BillW