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8/5/96 - John L. Miller, johnmil@cs.cmu.edu and soon johnmil@jprc.com
This is an updated version of my tintin-III NT port. I've added the majority
of VT-100 emulation functionality. At the very least, this version of tintin
will now support COLOR!!!
8/30/95 - john miller, johnmil@cs.cmu.edu
I've taken the original tintin sources (from ??? tintin-3 or some such)
and put in some IFDEF's for WIN32. I haven't tested it to make sure it'll
still compile for the other platforms, but it should.
To compile for win32, you'll need MSVC20 or later. the makefile TINTIN32.MAK
will generate TINTIN32.EXE.
Alternatively, pick up the binaries from anonymous ftp
ftp.cs.cmu.edu
/afs/cs/user/johnmil/ftp (all in one hop)
I've added a few features to this version of TINTIN: There are now two
new commands, #mbox and #mci which allow you to popup messageboxes or
execute MCI string commands to play multimedia objects (such as wave
files).
Also, I've changed the input model so that the text input is on a different
thread from the processing of incoming telnet information. This allows me
to use the NT command line editor. The downside is that information that
shouldn't be printed (your password) will be. On the bright side, you can
use all the normal console-window commands to manipulate the command line
(up-arrow for previous commands, etc).
If you have any comments or questions, feel free to write me at the email
address at the top of this file.
john
KNOWN BUGS:
#commands send carraige returns to the remote server
Some text that shouldn't be printed is.