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Subject: PCIP Score Revisions
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Date: 21 Mar 88 19:06:10 GMT
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  The information on the KA9Q package is a little out of date.  Since this
  package is still being actively maintained, this isn't too surprising.
  You will probably want to change the scorecard to reflect the following:
 
     1.  KA9Q has VT100 support.  Actually instead of supporting any
         one terminal emulation, KA9Q sends the output stream raw to
         the installed console handler.  By installing a device driver
         such as NANSI.SYS, you can have VT100 support.  Since NANSI
         is free and easily gotten, you could reasonably list KA9Q as
         having VT100 support.
 
     2.  KA9Q does have "ping" as of a recent release.
 
     3.  KA9Q has Interlan NI5010 support, although this is currently only
         available in the version I've been working on.  Hopefully, this
         will be available in the next release.  Those who have an immediate
         need can contact me.
 
  Also, is it worth mentioning what other machines the code runs on?
  KA9Q currently runs on PCs, Macs, and Amigas (and others I can't recall).
 
  Bill Doster (billdo@um.cc.umich.edu)
  University of Michigan Computing Center