Re: IBM PTSE

[khorster@nj5.injersey.com (Karl Horster)]

I had a copy of that but I lost it, and I really don't want to go through
the trouble of installing a emulator, when just running an MS-DOS program
will be a simple line of type, if you could upload it to binaries, ground,
or mail it to me it would be greatly appreciated.



Mitchell Spector (spec@vax2.concordia.ca) wrote:
: In article khorster@nj5.injersey.com (Karl  Horster) writes...

: >       Does anyone have an IBM Terminal program capable of Proterm
: >Special Emulation?

:     There was one written years back that ran under MS-DOS and
: worked quite well, substituting mousetext characters with the
: closest PC ANSI equivalents available (it looked a bit strange,
: but the formatting, animation and even sound translated well).
: It was written by someone in my area and had its official home
: at Eagle-Eye's Emporium BBS (which is now defunct)--but I still
: probably have it archived here somewhere. I can't recall its
: name at the moment, unfortunately, just that the author's alias
: was "Whiz Kid".

:     A better idea, why not download ApplePC and use that? It
: is able to _perfectly_ emulate ProTERM 3.1 and even use the
: IBM's serial port to dial a modem. ProTERM Special Emulation
: will of course work, since your actually using ProTERM. :-)
: Speaking of ProTERM, what ever became of the IBM PC port 
: InTrec was working on?

: Mitchell Spector
: spec@vax2.concordia.ca