TEL101.INF -- User's Data On TEL101.LDR --------------------------------------- TEL101.LDR is a Basic loader for the 100/102 which creates TEL101.CO, a machine language terminal emulator which works like TELCOM. But this program includes online access to Basic and Text with Hugo Ferreyra's DIRACC (see DIRACC.DOC) integrated with this program. Access to Text is by hitting F7 and F6 takes you to Basic. To return from Text, use F8. To return from Basic, do CALL HIMEM -- assuming that TEL101.CO is the lowest (or only) CO program loaded in memory. This can be facilitated by defining a function key in Basic as follows: KEY6,"Term"+CHR$(24)+"CallHIMEM"+CHR$(13) This program also includes James Yi's original split screen code developed for the Tandy 200. It is very nice in CIS COnferences. To toggle it, hit SHIFT-F1 and send the CIS command /NOECHO while in the COnference. But to toggle on the splitscreen mode, the label line MUST be on. To use a label line function, first do SHIFT-F1 to toggle SS to off, then do your thing, then use SHIFT-F1 to get SS back. Other approaches work, but confuse. Finally, this program includes a macro routine by Jon Diercks. To use it, go to TEXT and create a macro file named XMDMAC.DO. Start each macro with a GRPH or CODE character. The macro will continue until another such character is reached (i.e., macros can be multiple lines, as in Tony's macro program). To send a macro, just hit the CODE or GRPH key (e.g., GRPH held while hitting the selected key) while on line. Using DIRACC TEXT access, you can even edit your XMDMAC file while on line! If you have a Hayes compatible modem (e.g., WorldPort 1200), the companion program TELHZ1.100 provides autodial and logon with a conventional ADRS.DO file. I have included the above Key 6 definition in TELHZ1.100, a Basic program. One caution: If you use a function key to return to Term from Basic, make sure you zero the definition if TEL101.CO is removed from use. Otherwise, hitting this key could be unfriendly!! Phil Wheeler 71266,125 27 Nov 1987