Path: utzoo!mnetor!uunet!wp3b01!wjt
From: wjt@wp3b01.UUCP (Bill Taggart)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.cbm
Subject: Re: cp/m on c128
Message-ID: <474@wp3b01.UUCP>
Date: 29 Feb 88 01:36:04 GMT
References: <1056@pasteur.Berkeley.Edu>
Reply-To: wjt@wp3b01.UUCP (Bill Taggart)
Followup-To: comp.sys.cbm
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Organization: AT&T Communications
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Summary: need config.com

In article <1056@pasteur.Berkeley.Edu> c60b-gd@buddy.Berkeley.EDU.UUCP (Ofer Licht) writes:
>I bought a c128 a long time ago.  The cp/m that came with it
>didn't support the user port and so modeming was out.  Some time
>in Dec '85 a friend of mine in Miami gave me a beta version of a
>new cp/m that did support the user port, plus add key click and some
>other little things.  I currently use IMP-C128, a terminal program
>by Irv Hoff.  Keyboard response is still terribley s l o w and 
>sssstttiiiccckkkeeeyyy.  Have there been any new releases?

I don't know about new releases for IMP, I use MEX -- but, I
don't believe IMP is the source of your problem.  If you don't
have it, you need to get a copy of of CONFIG.COM and
CONFIG.HLP.  This allows you to change certain parameters of
CP/M like screen and character color, port baud rate, keyboard
feel, keyboard repeat, and even the volume of the keyboard clicks.

I have it in my PROFILE.SUB file to set up the screen the way
I like it.  You will also get faster response if you turn off
the 40-column screen driver -- SCREEN40.COM.

-- 

	Bill Taggart
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