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TAZ is a full featured terminal program for the Atari ST based loosely off of Telix for the IBM PC. Daryl and I looked at the world of ST term programs one day and said to ourselves, "This sucks rocks." There were quite a few terms out there, but none that combined good emulation, broad protocol support, ease of use, and a decent running speed into a single package. So we sat down and decided to write one. Even more, we decided to do it 100% in assembly so that we could add high speed text and protocol support, and if we could swing it, a 640x200 16 colour text mode for calling up the more artistic ANSI boards.
Terminal emulations and transfer protocols by Daryl Richards. Screen and menu systems by Kevin Tessner. All other code by Daryl Richards and Kevin Tessner. All code in this program was originally written and optimized with ST MicroEMACS and Atari's Madmac Assembler. It is now developed with Pure Assembler and the Pure C integrated environment. Any similarities between our routines and somebody else's are purely coincidental.
Release 1.x of TAZ is released under the Shareware concept and may be distributed on diskette or in archival form provided that the following files are included:
TAZ.PRG TAZ program file
UPDTAZ.TOS An updater for those who somehow got older
versions of TAZ
DOCFORM.TTP A simple document splitter / formatter
TAZ.DOC This document
VT52.KEY VT52 Terminal Macros
ANSI.KEY ANSI Terminal Macros
FULLANSI.KEY More complete ANSI Terminal Macros
READ.ME Notes about the document formatter
HISTORY The revision history
TAZ.ICN A desktop icon for TAZ
TAZ.MSK The desktop icon mask
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