Utility to print terminal memory.

[Leslie Mikesell]

In article <1991May30.152823.25779 at bilver.uucp> bill at bilver.uucp (Bill Vermillion) writes:
>Just saw a new terminal last week that is nearly in release.  It's the MC6
>from Link.
>One of it's "neat" features is a cut&paste mode.

I've been doing this for a little while now by running several copies of
MSDOS kermit 3.10 under Windows 3.0 on a 386.  I'm connecting over
a starlan network to several unix hosts with PIF files set up to
name the windows/icons for the hosts and select the script for 
auto-login.  Serial port links or the other networks that kermit
knows about should work just as well.

>You can cut&paste in the same window, or between two different windows
>(split screen that connects to different hosts simultaneously).

MSkermit gives you n-screen rollback so you can even back up to find
the piece you want and then use the Windows cut&paste tools.

>I will probably be getting one of these for testing and evaluation later
>this summer.

If you happen to have a 386 with windows sitting around it might make
an interesting comparison.

BTW, does anyone know where to get a terminfo entry for kermit 3.10?
I've been using vt102, but this version is supposed to be a near vt320
with color support etc.

Les Mikesell
  les at chinet.chi.il.us