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From: bsherman@pro-exchange.cts.COM (Bob Sherman)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: Answering some questions
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Date: 5 Jan 88 06:29:16 GMT
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Someone asked about VT-100 for the Apple. Last night I had the chance to try
using ProTerm 1.9p in the VT-100 mode with nexis/lexis. It appeared to handle
all of the proper screen formatting on my end. It did the screen highlighting,
and cursor positioning quite well, however when I checked into the copy
buffer, I found that it allowed all of the screen formating commands in as
text characters (ie: it looked as though you were on VT-100 system with no
emulation.) On the other hand the scroll back buffer was clean of all that
mess. So I guess it is good for viewing, but a monster if you are trying to
capture what you see for further usage.

Regarding the day of the week being off in Prosel 3.0, Glen Bredon realized
what was happening and has already fixed it with the new release of Prosel 3.2
and several of the utilities that go along with it. Come to think of it, it
could now be Prosel 3.3, whichever, it was released on Jan 3 by Bredon, and
can be obtained by registered owners direct from him, or via any of the other
methods he uses for distribution.

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