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From: twong@CIVIL.UBC.CA (Thomas Wong)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: Re: vt100 emulators
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Date: 14 Feb 90 17:13:00 GMT
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>KERMIT for the Apple 2 (and other operating systems) does as credible a VT100
>as is available.

Yes, I totally agree. When I work off my mainframe (at work) from home,
I virtually need a VT100 terminal, and Kermit has allowed me to do that
from home. It has all the keys I need (including those found at the 
numerical keypad portion of the VT100 Terminal for refresh screen, 
window up, window down, insert, pause, goto beginning/end of field, ...etc, 
true VT100 functions) which can't be found in ANY of the other communication
programs I've seen that claims to support VT100 (or a subset thereof).


Thomas.

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