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mark lewis | Chris Jones | MS-DOS BBS Client Recommendations? |
December 15, 2016 2:01 PM * |
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15 Dec 16 11:31, Nicholas Boel wrote to you: CJ>> For clarification, I'm not talking about viewing a single message in CJ>> the editor (I do use SlyEdit though). I'm talking about viewing all CJ>> the messages in a group in list mode. In syncterm pgup and pgdown CJ>> works there. In mTCP telnet, it does not. That makes me assume that CJ>> it is a problem with the client application which is why I'm looking CJ>> for alternatives. NB> Oh. Okay, well in that case you may want to find a client that works NB> better with ANSI, specifically BBSing in general. Terminate, Telemate, NB> Qmodem, and Procomm Plus come to mind. don't forget Telix, the best one of them all NB> With that said, I can't guarantee pgup/pgdn work in any of those NB> either though. me either... and that reminds me that maybe "doorway mode" or something similar might be the trick you're looking for? that or maybe something like "send raw keys"... NB> Kind of like when trying to use a linux console to telnet to a BBS. It NB> may or may not (depending on your settings for your console) look NB> nice. and may be influenced by the same file... termcap is one that comes to mind... )\/(ark Always Mount a Scratch Monkey Do you manage your own servers? If you are not running an IDS/IPS yer doin' it wrong... ... I can't figure out why my "one for two" sale flopped. --- * Origin: (1:3634/12.73) |
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