Terminal Woes

Charles A. Summerhill casummerhill at librarylrc.uams.edu
Mon Mar 31 12:53:08 EST 1997


Scott Stevens wrote:

  Mike,
          You can't do that with Win 95's Telnet programme.  Or at
  least not
  to the best of my knowledge (which comes from using the applet
  almost
  everyday).  I believe there were a few postings here a couple of
  weeks ago
  that discussedwhy some telnet programmes can print and others
  can't.  What
  it boiled down to was Win 95's programee printed to the screen, not
  the
  printer.  :-(  On the other hand if you're really ambitious about
  saving
  money you could select Terminal from the menu bar and start logging
  the
  mail as it goes by.

  Cheers!
  ------------------------------------------------
  Scott Stevens  (smsshs at loyola.edu)
  ------------------------------------------------
  "You've got Internet gateways through my world."
     --'Strange Ways', Ace of Base, "The Bridge"
  ------------------------------------------------

  On Sun, 30 Mar 1997, Mike Dargan wrote:

  >
  >          I'm trying to find a way to get the telnet program
  bundled
  >          with Win95 to print email.  We telnet into a service
  equipped
  >          with Pine, try to print, see the file scroll by, but
  nothing
  >          happens with the printer.
  >
  >          QVTNet4.1, works just fine.  Is there some way to tweak
  the
  >          Win95 program so that I can save $30/machine?
  >

  Windows 95 comes with a program called HyperTerminal Private Edition
v1.0. The people who make the program, Hilgraeve
(http://www.hilgraeve.com/htpe.html) have an upgrade to v3.0 available
which provides Telnet ability and has excellent printing controls. I
recommend upgrading to this version for your Windows 95 Telnet needs!

--
  Charles A. Summerhill
  Network Manager
  Library Learning Resource Center
  University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
  http://www.librarylrc.uams.edu/wwwroot/



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