Need A Good Terminal For Xenix/386

[Jeff Tye]

In article <125 at avatar.UUCP>, kory at avatar.UUCP (Kory Hamzeh) writes:
> 
> 	- Same escape sequences as the multiscreens (ANSI)
> 	- 80 x 25 display area
> 	- at least 8 colors. 16 would be better.
> 	- has all of the function keys (including PgUp, etc..)
> 	  that an IBM PC/AT complatible keyboard would have.
> 
> I am developing a piece of software which runs on the console. I want
> to be able to run it on a dumb terminal with very little difference
> from the user's perspective. Event down to the way the keys are labeled.

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when comparing it to a dumb old ASCII/ANSI tube. The throughput performance
has to be seen to be believed. I use one daily and I'll never give it up.

They are in Jackson, Miss. at (601) 957-0100.

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Jeff Tye 
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