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From: fnf@unisoft.UUCP (Fred Fish)
Newsgroups: net.micro.amiga
Subject: Re: AmigaTerm w/ Kermit
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Date: Wed, 12-Mar-86 19:55:48 EST
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In article <455@unccvax.unccvax.UUCP> dbm@unccvax.UUCP writes:
>While on the subject of terminal programs... I tried to compile the PDTerm
>(VT100 emualtor) that was posted to USENET last week and had very little
>success.  I added the two routines DeleteEXTio/CreateEXTio and I came up with

I had no problem that I can recall, using a copy of Lattice C 3.03 off of
the C-A developer's disk.  Are you using 3.03 directly from Lattice, or
even an earlier version.  It seems like there are at least 4 different
versions of 3.03 floating around, depending upon whether you got yours
directly from C-A or from Lattice, and when.

>Now, one last topic.  I've woundered where the majority of the Amiga network
>traffic is (USENET / BIX / CompuServe / ETCnet).  If I join CompuServe or BIX
>will I find more source floating around?

I find BIX to be interesting for the conversation threads and personalities
that show up there.  As for sources, forget it.  Usenet is far better.
Besides, if you read the fine print on the BIX agreement, every byte
uploaded to BIX becomes their property, not to be used without their
permission.  If you followed it to the letter, I would presume that
this would preclude downloading and running any code posted there.

-Fred