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From: ron@brl-vgr.ARPA (Ron Natalie <ron>)
Newsgroups: net.followup,net.unix.wizards,net.misc
Subject: Re: TELEX and UNIX
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Date: Fri, 29-Jun-84 13:01:53 EDT
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Posted: Fri Jun 29 13:01:53 1984
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Ok.  There are essentially two ways you can go about this.  First, you
can actually emulate a TELEX terminal, plugging one of your serial lines
in to their equipment and playing code converter, etc.  The other alternative
is that they now offer a computer access to TELEX.  You can call up with a
regular ASCII terminal and send TELEX messages and you can arrange to have
the TELEX system call your computer back to deliver messages or you poll
their machine for your messages.

Interactive Systems of Santa Monica, CA is now marketing a product called
INTelex.  I have no idea what it does.  I have mixed feelings about Interactive.

-Ron