#vt-100
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I have an amiga 500. I need a keyboard that emulates a VT-100 for gopher. Can
this? The communications software I'm using is Access!.
I strongly suggest getting the latest version of Ncomm. I use Ncomm 3.0 and
haven't used access since 92-93. Also, Ripterm is awfully nice for BBS's that
support rip graphics. I know that Ncomm is available on Amiga Filefinder."go
filefinder". Happy computing.
….Via Autopilot and Gforce 040/33. //
…Only Amiga makes it possible \\/
Get Vltjr. I'm running version 5.867. I personally think it's the best vt-100
emulation available for the Amiga and it's free. You can even send away for a
manual. It should be available here.
-Richard
Try VLT, or better yet VLTjr. It should be available in the library. Through
the 'program mode' you can set up all the keys to emulate VT100. Extensive
documentation is available through Stanford Linear Accelerator. VLT combined
with AREXX can lead to some very powerful communication capabilities.
Bob Campbell
Clover, SC
I'm not sure about Access! but most comms programs have VT100 emulations. You
need to check your menus and your docs. If not, try something like Terminus,
Term, NComm or one of the many shareware terminal programs. These set up your
keyboard as a VT100 terminal – you get the keyboard remapping from the docs.
regards, Lu on AutoPilot downunder