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From: ron@infoswx.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.micro.ti
Subject: Re: TIPro talk to modem?
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Date: Tue, 23-Jul-85 08:58:00 EDT
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Posted: Tue Jul 23 08:58:00 1985
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Doug,
  While not a basic program, there is a Freeware product for the TIPC 
  which is excellent.  It is called (very original) TERM. The package
  emulates a vt100 or a vt52, and supports XMODEM file transfer.  It
  also allows for ascii capture and upload.  The program is available
  from Greg Gilley (author) or from many bulletin boards.  He asks 
  $15 if you get it from a bulletin board or a friend, and #30 if he
  sends a diskette with hardcopy documentation. Contacts:

  Greg Gilley
  c/o BLACK BOX RBBS-RCP/M
  512-835-9742
  24 hours 300/1200

  also:

  Confusion Research Center
  512-471-5167
  24 hours 300/1200

  U.S. Mail

  Greg Gilley
  3524 Greystone #106
  Austin, Tx 78731

  This does not get you the basic code to control the RS-232 port on a TIPC
  but TERM will provide a very good interface to a dial-up system.

  Ron Stafford,
  Texas Instrument, Inc.
  P.S. All the standard disclaimers, The opinions are mine.  This product
  is not a TI product(Should be, But isn't).  I have no connection with
  Greg other than I use the TERM product.