On Tue, Jul 20, 2004 at 02:21:55PM -0700, Tom Jennings wrote:
PS: I can't recall what I used for my very first
modem program, but I
wrote my own simple one very soon, it grew in to one of Phoenix
Software's least popular programs, PTEL.
Never used that one. My first terminal emulator was the one that came
on cassette with the VICmodem. It was so bad, I wrote my own in VIC
BASIC. That's what I used for CompuServe at 300 baud c. 1982.
Before that, I used real terminals (borrowed, not my own), so there was
no need for a terminal emulator. I got my first ASCII terminal in 1984.
Still have it. Still use it (mostly as a console for the VAX 8200 and
uVAX-II in the basement).
-ethan
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