#Telecomm software
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To All: I am currently using starterm for my telecom software but it crashed
whenever I tried to save phone numbers. I also have Amicus disk 17 which has
the following programs: comm,ahost,aterm,v7-100. My problem is that I would
dearly like to send the do to my printer. After several days of battling in
CLI I have been unable to do so. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
'Di'
Diane,
Out of the ones you mentioned, I would recommend either Comm or Aterm.
Now, to get the docs printed out on your printer… Let's assume you have two
disk drives (you didn't say), the drive that's built into the computer is
refered to as df0: if you have an A2000 the external drive is refered to as
df2: (if you have a 500 or a 1000 then it's df1:).
Let's suppose you want to print out a file called "comm.docs" and it is
in a drawer called "Comm" on a disk in your external drive (df1: or df2:).
To print the file, open a CLI then type "type >prt: df1:Comm/comm.docs"
(without the quotes). This will 'type' the doc file out and redirect it to
the printer, if you just wanted to print it to the screen then "type
df1:Comm/comm.docs".
This is only one way to do it, and assumes a few things about your
setup… if you have any trouble, stop into the Conference some night
(usually after 10 pm EST), it's much easier to walk you through it 'in
person' (as it were).
Keith
Keith,
Does Access! mask out the hi bit? e.g. will it accept and try to display
$81, $82, $83? —Mike
yes, it masks out the high bit.
ie. c = rs_in[count] & 0x7f;
Phooey. How about making that optional? I'd like to use Access for testing
my serial port control programs. —Mike
I'll 'need' to when I get the loadable font stuff in… maybe I'll atleast
put a 'switch' in the next version. – Keith
Keith:
I believe that you havae been a lifesaver. I'll try these right away and
will let you know if it works. Thanks loads.
'Di'
'Di',
Glad I could help. Like I said, there's usually people in the COnference
area here (most nights) if you get stuck. – Keith