CH> I have tried hypperterm with windows here and I find it strange in
 CH> that you don't log off, you just close up the window..  So Imacs have
 CH> this hyperterm too?

 ML> hunh? i always sign off when i use hyperterm... on my bbs there's a
 ML> sign/log off option plus a hidden one that i always use... it is much

 Oh I 'sign off' that is hit the log off command but the screen does
not hang up ('no connection").. If I don't close the window it'll log
me back on.
.......................

 ML> nicer than simply dropping the connection... dropping the connection
 ML> is kinda like if i came over to visit you and left by way of the
 ML> bathroom window without saying goodbye, eh? ;)

 Well that wuold be hard on you if there's no window or open-able
window in there  But I get your point. I may be doing something
wrong if it's suppsed to 'no connection' when I aim to log off. Hmm.
I'll try it out soon. I have it just don't use it. (It came with
windows).

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 ML>  ML>> the key factor you need for transferring files is that the
 ML> terminal  ML>> software you use can handle file transfers encapsulated
 ML> within the  ML>> telnet stream... another nice factor is one that can
 ML> handle ANSI
 ML>  ML>> color codes _and_ the "IBM" character set...

 CH>  Okay... i think..

 ML> what part caused the "i think" comment?

  OH I don't know. YOu know those charts you use to get those
characers? aLT and a number on then numerical keypad do the trick?
Well how come the way the chart is there's no ALT and # at the top. of
the columns? It's somehting else. I never use that stuff anyway but
used to for fun.. using wingding fonts can do the same thing. but
ther'es no chart for the chars as per what key does what.
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c

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