[Coco] [Color Computer] Re: ColorTerm ?
James Diffendaffer
jdiffendaffer at yahoo.com
Fri Apr 9 01:33:06 EDT 2004
I used such a beast at one time... but I think I bailed on the COCO at
1200 baud. After that I was on an Amiga.
I had VIP Term and VIP Writer which both supported displaying text as
graphics like that. The 64x24 mode eliminated spaces between the
characters. It was good for looking at a page layout on the word
processor but it sure wasn't readable.
There was a program called ColorTerm and I think it did support the
text with graphics like that. I didn't ever use it though.
Now that I think about it, I think I ended up using a free program I
downloaded from Compu$erve that worked better. VIP was SLLLLOOOOWWW.
I also remember a program that let you send a disk over the modem
track by track. That took forever! Now I download that much data
over DSL in the blink of an eye.
--- In ColorComputer at yahoogroups.com, "migueletto" <migueletto at y...>
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Some eons ago I used a terminal emulator on a tape-based Coco2,
> together with a 9600 modem. I remember the terminal supported a 51x24
> display in graphic mode, and also an almost unreadable 64x24 display.
> I *think" it was named ColorTerm, but I am not sure. Does anyone
> remember such thing ?
>
> Thanks,
> Marcio.
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