Hi, Tom.
 > IC> Desterm 3.00 is coming out soon with support for the Turbo232 at
 > IC> 115200 bps. Look, Mom, no 16550 nor 16450, just a 6551!  :-)
 TR> Peachy!  It does my heart good to hear *good* things about the ol'
 TR> C-128! I'm glad Mr. Desmond is still cranking out the code.
We are glad too, and eager to get Desterm 3.00.
 TR> Makes me want to go out and find an old C-128 and 1902A monitor or
 TR> something, and play. A copy of CP/M+ 3.0, that QWK reader that runs
 TR> under CP/M, a Turbo232, and my Courier, and we're all set for
 TR> anything.  :-)
Good idea! We're waiting for you in the CBM and CBM-128 echoes. Don't 
forget to get Desterm, the C128 CP/M is limited to 2400 bps.
 TR> I'm sure glad you Canadians are still so fond of lost causes, like
 TR> the C-128! :-)
But the C128 is not a lost cause, it's a winner.
 TR> BTW, I did look at Desterm 2.00, I think it was, back in '87 or 
 TR> '88. Might have been an earlier version.
Yes, should have been an earlier version. Desterm 2.00 was released in 
1990.
 > IC> ___ CRR QWK 1.60+
 TR> BTW, is this a C-128 program, a CP/M program, or what?  First time 
 TR> I remember seeing it.
It's "that QWK reader that runs under CP/M".
See you in the CBM, CBM-128, CBM-GEOS and CPMTECH echoes.
Ismael
... Internet: ismael@cam.org
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