Re: Wall and talkd pass binary data

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On Wed, 20 Jul 1994, Rich Holland wrote:

> you wrote:
>  
> > The term is 'keyboard redefinition'.
> [...] 
> > The ANSI.SYS driver (ANSI.SYS is the terminal control feature which is
> 
> This is why I don't run ANSI.SYS unless I need to for a specific application.
> 
> > unpacked.  As a result, this can cause all sorts of nasty problems.  To 
> > compensate for this, new versions of PKUNZIP default to not generating 
> > ANSI codes unless enabled, and at least one release of a replacement 
> > ANSI.SYS driver (note: NOT FROM MICROSOFT OR IBM) that does not provide 
> > keyboard remapping is available.
> 
> Do you have a pointer to where I can get a copy of this new driver?  

Check NANSI (NANSI.ZIP on Wuarchive) or PKSFANSI which may or may not be 
part of the PKZIP archive.


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