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From: aites@lvld.hp.com (Jim Aites)
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Subject: Re: .vt files
Date: 23 Mar 1994 08:38:37 GMT
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: >Just save the article in a file (e.g. xx.uu) with .uu extension.
: >Then uudecode it
: >i.e "uudecode xx.uu"
: >then "cat xx.vt"
: >You can successfully view them.

WARNING:  This may not be true!  If you are using a modem then you should
be also using vt100 (ei filename.vt...hint!)  This also applies to HPUX
users that are running either AdvanceLink or a standard multisync monitor.

TERM=vt103
export TERM

(best guess)

-Jim-