Hello Kurt!

Thursday June 27 1996 04:05, Kurt Weiske wrote to Matt Bedynek:

 KW> This opens up a whole can of worms.  BinkleyTerm's terminal  is bare-
 KW> bones  to  say  the  least. It's  not a  very important  part of  the
 KW> program, and doesn't detract in any way from the use of the system.

While Binkley is a mailed I used it for both extensivly. Even tho its
terminal is not much of a terminal I used it more than a program such as
telix. Lets just say I got a good memory b/c I would call BBS's that are
not in nodelist :) (A LOT) It would be nice tho to have at the least a
cheap dialing directory and all the very basic functions of a real
terminal. If it had that then that would be all I would use/need.

 KW> I'd like to see an ANSI  emulation that  doesn't rely  on ANSI.SYS  -

That'd be nice. Also take out the video fossil in dos versions.

 KW> I like having the ability to dial by node number, so usually use Bink

That's why I like it too. And I like a small but simle com program. Even if
it was in b/w I'd still like it :)

 KW> Then  there's  the  scrollback  buffer,  and  the  inability  to save
 KW> separate capture files... :)

Binkley can save seperate capture files. It will prompt.

 KW> Like I said, it's workable and doesn't detract from the mailer, which
 KW> is what I use Binkleyterm for.

Binkley is so versatile as a mail that we can use it for almost anything
but cooking supper :)

Matt

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