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From: woan@cory.Berkeley.EDU (Ronald S. Woan)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: Telix
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Date: 21 Jan 89 06:37:59 GMT
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	I am interested in compiling a listing of reasons to use the various
communication programs out there.  Currently, I am using PROCOMM PLUS and 
PIBTERM, but I have just downloaded TELIX and started to look at it.  What
strikes me immediately is that there are no apparent host modes and a script
learn mode.  A good point is that it takes less memory than the two programs
that I use currently. Since built-in zmodem is not a real concern of mine, is
there any reason to switch?  Also, I would like opinions about the popular
commercial programs as well (Mirror, Crosstalk, etc..).  

						Ron Woan


|  "This whole right brain, left brain thing is just a plot on the part        |
|   of the humanities depart. to excuse their never having learned any science"|
|   Roger Dell, Prof. of Mathematics                                           |
|                                        Ronald Woan, woan@cory.berkeley.edu   |