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#Terminus 2.0e uploaded

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#183511From: jack radiganJan 28, 1995 10:49 PM
Quick note to let everyone know that I've uploaded 2.0e of Terminus. The library was full after uploading the full distribution archive, so I was not able to post the executables-only archive yet. I'll drop back in and upload it as soon as space is available. I'm also sending a form in for SWREG for those that had asked for it. -jack-
#183564From: Kenneth P. OlsonJan 29, 1995 2:50 PM
Jack, Is this something that registered users should download? Thanks, Ken
#183599From: daniel stripesJan 29, 1995 8:34 PM
You're alive! You're alive! <G> Of course, you already know this…so, why am I telling you (rhetorical question)? Glad to see correspondence from you after such a long time. I hope you are back on a steady track and all is well. //daniel on \X/ AutoPilot 1.75
#183605From: Trent HawkinsJan 29, 1995 9:59 PM
Jack, This is great! SWREG and all… thanks for taking the time and listening to the end product users. Looking forward to seeing the new Terminus do it's thing.. Trent 'Dulce et decorum est pro patria mori'
#183618From: Terry YeartyJan 29, 1995 11:20 PM
Hey Jack, Good to see you back. I've been hoping you'd return. Terminus is great and I love using it. Good luck. Terry Yearty
#183661From: Lewis J. AlbertsJan 30, 1995 11:47 AM
Welcome Back! I just d/l'd Terminus, and it looks good, but why no support for the 288 fax modems? Like every other Term program you jump from 19200 to 31250 bps. —Speeding along at 14400 via AutoPilot Lou Yurcsak
#183669From: Michael SheaJan 30, 1995 1:10 PM
> I just d/l'd Terminus, and it looks good, but why no support for the >288fax modems? Like every other Term program you jump from 19200 to 31250 >bps. I does support 28.8 modems. The serial settings jump because above 9600 you want to set DTE speed (speed of transmission between your computer and your modem) higher than the DCE speed (speed between your modem and the remote modem). With the compression these modems do, you can get significantly higher data transfer rates than 28.8. You don't want the modem waiting on the computer to send data. Just select a higher speed than 28.8 and the modem will try to connect you at 28.8. ._ _ _ INTERNET: mshea@math.arizona.edu | | |ichael _>hea COMPUSERVE: 76665,3360