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In article <3830@accuvax.nwu.edu> you write:

>What *I* would like to see is a terminal emulator (such as for a PC)
>that will do TDD. A 45 baud signal should be trivial to do in the
>300-bps section of an ordinary modem, I would think. (course, I have
>been mistaken before. I'm sure I'll find out soon if this really *is*
>as easy as I think :-)

I found a public-domain program that does exactly this in the
WSMR-SIMTEL20.ARMY.MIL archives as PD2:<MSDOS2.MODEM>TDD56.ARC.  I
know you don't have FTP access, ask the friendly folks at UUNET to
uucp it to you (about 36KB).  BTW, this file's over two years old,
there may be a newer/better version from its submitter (Handicapped
Education Exchange).

					-=EPS=-