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From: unknown@ucscb.UCSC.EDU (60164000)
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Subject: Re: ASCII Express Still Around?
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Date: 4 Apr 88 06:06:13 GMT
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In article <8804031226.aa25938@SMOKE.BRL.ARPA> CLAP100@BGUNOS.BITNET (Eran Lachs) writes:
>I am an avid user of A-E, but have some difficulty when connecting to a
>BBS. It so happens that whenever the Apple has to scroll(more then 24 lines
>on the screen), I loose 6-8 chars from the start of each line.
>I'm working 1200-2400, and the interrupts on my SSC don't improve a bit.
>Any suggestions are VERY much welcomed.
>

Are you -ABSOLUTELY- sure that the interrupts aren't helping?

Try toggling switch 2-6 (bank 2, switch 6), and see if that fixes it. I had
the same problem many years ago, and this fixed it immediately. Also, this
won't fix your problem, but I suggest that you (and anyone else that still
uses the archaic Ascii Express or -ANY OTHER- communications program) switch
to ProTERM. 2.0 has vt100 emulation plus many others, and a whole smorgasbord
(sp?) of file transfer types too (xmodem, ymodem, etc.).

-tuu