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Sorry, forget that concept. Tiny Term doesn't have the calls needed.<br />

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Sorry, forget that concept. Tiny Term doesn't have the calls needed.


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I have not used v.3.2<br />
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Remember the design goal of Tiny Term was TINY.<br />
It is the smallest emulator I know of!<br />
That does bring trade offs.....<br />
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I still suspect you dead in the water on this one.<br />

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I have not used v.3.2

Remember the design goal of Tiny Term was TINY.
It is the smallest emulator I know of!
That does bring trade offs.....

I still suspect you dead in the water on this one.


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I doubt that MSN would allow term sessions. &nbsp;They don't even have a client for Win3.1!! &nbsp;Why would they allow term? &nbsp;I don't even think AOL supports term anymore. &nbsp;Only Prodigy and Compuserve still do for sure. &nbsp;Of course, I might be off (which does happen, however, infrequently :). &nbsp;<br />
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If MSN does support term sessions, then get a copy of Qmodem (Not the PRO, but the freeware version. &nbsp;This supports just about everything, but is DOS ONLY. &nbsp;Until I got a PPP login, Qmodem and a few BBS's were my gateway to the NET.<br />

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I doubt that MSN would allow term sessions.  They don't even have a client for Win3.1!!  Why would they allow term?  I don't even think AOL supports term anymore.  Only Prodigy and Compuserve still do for sure.  Of course, I might be off (which does happen, however, infrequently :).  

If MSN does support term sessions, then get a copy of Qmodem (Not the PRO, but the freeware version.  This supports just about everything, but is DOS ONLY.  Until I got a PPP login, Qmodem and a few BBS's were my gateway to the NET.


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how can I make microsoft network and the emulator tiny term version 3.0 work together ?<br />
do I have to upgrade to the version 3.2 ?
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how can I make microsoft network and the emulator tiny term version 3.0 work together ?
do I have to upgrade to the version 3.2 ?

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