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and has poor graphics capabilities. You can also use
X-terminal emulator software
which has good graphics capabilities.
Versaterm and Versaterm Pro are available from
Synergy Software
2457 Perkiomen Avenue
Mt. Penn, Pennsylvania 19606 USA
Tel: (610) 779-0522
NCSA Telnet is available from
NCSA, University
of Illinois.
How do I use GCG from a PC (clone)?
You need a modem connection or network connection, as well
as terminal emulation software. The recommended commercial software is
SmarTerm which can handle GCG graphics.
The package PC/TCP also works. The most common free software is NCSA Telnet, but this software
causes known
problems with the cursor keys
and has poor graphics capabilities. You can also use
X-terminal emulator software
which has good graphics capabilities.
SmarTerm is available from:
Persoft Inc.
465 Science Drive
Madison, Wisconsin 53711 USA
Tel: (608) 273-6000
Free terminal emulation software is
NCSA Telnet, available from
NCSA, University
of Illinois.
How do I use GCG from a Unix machine?
You need a modem or network connection. You probably have
X-terminal software already on your machine, so will not need
any additional software. The X-terminal emulator will also
handle graphics.
Cursor (arrow) keys don't work in Seqed
The problem is that your terminal emulator is not sending the
appropriate codes to helix, and thus your cursor key hits
are not being interpreted properly.
- Mac running NCSA Telnet
- If you're running the latest versio