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From: lra@aluxe.UUCP (Lonnie R. Abelbeck, AT&T Bell Labs)
Newsgroups: net.micro.mac
Subject: VersaTerm, Mac VT100/Tek4014 Emulator Posted
Message-ID: <521@aluxe.UUCP>
Date: Fri, 16-Nov-84 18:52:18 EST
Article-I.D.: aluxe.521
Posted: Fri Nov 16 18:52:18 1984
Date-Received: Sat, 17-Nov-84 05:16:00 EST
Organization: AT&T Bell Laboratories, Allentown, PA
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I have submitted to net.sources a DEC VT100/Tektronix 4014 Terminal
Emulator for the Macintosh.  Two *.rsrc files in tohex format, and a
couple of documentation files are supplied.

The program was developed under Manx C68k.  The VT100 emulation is
good, character delete/insert is included vt102 style, but the 
multiple character sizes, line drawing graphics, etc are not implemented.
The 4014 is very complete, 4 character sizes (Fonts included), the
screen is refreshed, full screen cross-hairs, etc. The program runs
at ~2400baud without XON/XOFF handshaking.

I have submitted this program, VersaTerm, under the conditions stated
below.  PLEASE READ!!!!!!

    ***************************************************
    **                   VersaTerm                   **
    **  DEC VT100/Tektronix 4014/Data General D200   **
    **                Terminal Emulator              **
    **        Copyright 1984 Lonnie R. Abelbeck      **
    ***************************************************

This program MAY NOT BE SOLD OR DISTRIBUTED except through
this one time posting on Usenet and ARPA-Net. This is
NOT PUBLIC DOMAIN.

Only Usenet and ARPA-Net listeners may download this program
for their OWN PERSONAL USE.  The program MAY NOT BE GIVEN
TO ANYONE IN A DISK TO DISK MANNOR.

Please honor these rules, as I may offer a form of this program
as a Commercial product in the near future.  This posting is
a way to say "thanks" to those who have posted useful programs
in the past, and encourage the net to serve as a Beta test
site for future programs.


Lonnie Abelbeck
mhuxh!aluxe!lra