Re: Apple //c terminal programs?

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"Gwyndolyn" <loki@soark.net> wrote:

>Hi! I have an apple //c and was hoping to be able to use it to send
>and recieve e-mail.  I just found a modem for it, but I was wondering
>what kind of terminal software there might be available.  Anyone know
>of somehting similar to MiniComm, ProComm, etc. that can be used to
>connect to an ISP? (Freeware or shareware would be best, but anything
>inexpensive is OK.) Also, I only have the single disk drive for it...
>
>Thanks in advance
>
>Janice

Janice, there is one package called ProTERM 3.1 for the Apple II.
It can be bought at a site called http://www.intrec.com/ and it is
a very comprehensive program that is very powerful.  Zmodem,
Ymodem, Kermit, Xmodem, Ymodem-G, VT100, ANSI, seperate
scroll back and capture buffers, an AppleWorks like editor, a
mouse and menus interface (mouse optional, you can use key
equivalents), a powerful macro language.  It has everything.

However, this is one of the last commercial programs for the
Apple II and it carries a price tag.  I strongly recommend this
program, though.  For these capabilities, it is worth the price in
my opinion.

It works just like ProComm would, connecting to a shell
account or a BBS.