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From: fdc@watsun.cc.columbia.edu (Frank da Cruz)
Subject: Re: VT-100 Terminal Problem
Date: 25 Jun 1999 13:53:50 GMT
Organization: Columbia University
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To: kermit.misc@columbia.edu
In article <37730238.61139931@ix.netcom.com>,
Jeffrey <Jefflex@ix.netcom.com> wrote:
: I'm using Kermit 1.1.17 WIN 95 at work to access a dial-up BBS. When
: K95 dials up and connects, a DOS window opens up in which the desired
: VT-100 terminal is emulated. So far, OK.
:
Most BBS's expect some form of "ANSI" terminal.
: Here's the problem: after I've done my business on the BBS, I need to
: print out all the various screens that are in the scroll-back
: buffer....How do I do this?
:
By hand you can do it like this:
Press the Page Up key
Press Alt-P to print the screen
Repeat until done
There are many other approaches. See the sections on printing in your
K95 manual.
: Is there a way to hangup from the BBS without losing the scrollback
: buffer, so that I can scroll through it offline and avoid running up
: connection charges for browsing the buffer? Every time I've hungup or
: signed off the BBS, the DOS emulation window winks off and the scroll
: back is lost, leaving only a DOS command line visible.
:
Yes. After you hang up, give a VIEW command at the K-95> prompt.
- Frank