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Subject: Re: Versaterm running on TCP/IP?
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Date: 7 Oct 88 18:16:47 GMT
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In article <3eea2624.59b7@sauron.engin.umich.edu> jfm@sol.engin.umich.edu.UUCP (John Francis Mansfield) writes:
>
>Well, now I've got everyones attention, let me hasten to add that I do
>not have such a beast but am trying to find out if anyone has
>implemented this.
Ungermann-Bass has a new product, Net/One TCP-Mac that I just got literature
on.  There is a section on Virtual Termianl Access that reads:

	TCP-Mac supports the Telnet virtual terminal protocol through the
	Apple Macintosh driver, MacTCP(TM).  The driver allows all existing
	text or graphics terminal emulators that are based on the standard
	Macintosh serial drivers to operate in the TCP/IP envirorment.

	The Telnet menu is installed into a terminal emulator as a desk
	accessory (D/A).  A user has the ability to switch between Telnet
	and the standard Macintosh serial drivers.

Sounds pretty good to me.

(Standard disclaimer about them and me.)

Edward Moy				Principal Programmer - Macintosh & Unix
Workstation Support Services		Workstation Software Support Group
University of California
Berkeley, CA  94720

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