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FreeZe Dried Software Presents:
FreeZe Dried Terminal v2.20
FreeZe Dried Terminal was written by a BBS (Bulletin Board System) addict. It was written because the "best" of all available Terminal Programs just wasn't good enough for my use. The original purpose was to write a more usable terminal program just for my personal use, but as it grew and developed, I gave it to a few friends and they enjoyed it so much that my goal became developing it enough to the point of perfection, at which time I would release it. But as I worked on it, I discovered that it never could be quite perfect, and at some point I would have to stop and say "This is it, I'm going to release this if it kills me." You see, I am a bit of a perfectionist. FZT can never be perfect, and never will. There will always be things to change, new features to add. I started zDSTerm in mid-August, 1990 and it has taken me almost two years to get this far. I hope you enjoy using it as much as I and my Beta-testers do.
Here are a few features that FzDSTerm has to offer: - [FEA]
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o Colorful, Intuitive non-GEM user interface with full mouse control and keyboard commands for most selections.
o True 19200 baud input handling. Use your high-speed modem as it was meant to be used.
o VT-52, ANSI, UBT-Graphics, Instant Graphics, and more.
o Any external protocol can be installed under easy-to-use shell:
Currently installed protocols include Z-Modem Batch, Y-Modem Batch,
Y-Modem G Batch, F-Modem Batch, X-Modem 1k, X-Modem CRC, X-Modem Checksum.
o Any protocol with a unique start sequence may be set up to Auto-Start receiving or sending. (Z-Modem send and receive are currently set up to do so.)
This program is Shareware. The Demo may be distributed freely. Programs and All Documentation Copyright (c)1991-1992 Aaron Hopkins
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