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From: jbvb@BORAX.LCS.MIT.EDU.UUCP
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Subject: Thanks to all the TN3270 posters:
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Date: Tue, 10-Mar-87 23:24:42 EST
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The discussion was very timely: my TN3270 (ancestry: PC/TCP Telnet and
Greg Minshall's emulator code, less curses) succeeded in negotiating
to BINARY, EOR & terminal type 3278-2 on its second try (against
Wiscnet).  I don't require EOR to enter 3270 mode, which seems to be
de rigeur, given Spartacus's current behavior.  I'll test that
tomorrow.  Anyone out there want to volunteer a UCLA MVS so I can see
how well it backs out of 3270?

This one will probably get to terminal type 3278-2 with a 4.3 as
well, but that seems to be the way the cookie crumbles (if I've read
the postings right).

jbvb@ai.ai.mit.edu
James B. VanBokkelen
FTP Software Inc.