All:

I've created a Commodore Terminals Archive at
http://www.petscii.com/terminals

There's around 15-20 terminals in .d64 listed at the moment.
If you have a favorite, please share and I'll post it.

Oldbit

Jeff - YOU ROCK!

Touchterm 3.9 was what I used (before I got a 128), and could not find
it to save my life on the net. EXCELLENT WORK. Others to consider are
RunTerm which is included on the ReRUN disks, geoTerm of course,
Novaterm, Desterm & Multiterm for the 128. I have them and can send if
I get a minute to package them up for you.  Thanks again!

On Feb 24, 6:19 pm, "Oldbitcollector" <jeffled...@gmail.com> wrote:
> All:
>
> I've created a Commodore Terminals Archive athttp://www.petscii.com/terminals
>
> There's around 15-20 terminals in .d64 listed at the moment.
> If you have a favorite, please share and I'll post it.
>
> Oldbit

> Touchterm 3.9 was what I used (before I got a 128), and could not find
> it to save my life on the net. EXCELLENT WORK. Others to consider are
> RunTerm which is included on the ReRUN disks, geoTerm of course,
> Novaterm, Desterm & Multiterm for the 128. I have them and can send if
> I get a minute to package them up for you.  Thanks again!

Actually, I was a little surprised that an archive site for terminals
didn't
already exist...

Send those terms if when you get the chance and I'll add them...

BTW,  If anyone has copies of phoneman which will actually startup
under WinVICE, please send them.  (That was my terminal program
of choice back in the 80s)

Oldbit

On Feb 25, 8:38 pm, Jeff L. wrote:

> Actually, I was a little surprised that an archive site for terminals
> didn't already exist...

     There are plenty of C128 and C64 term programs at

           http://cbmfiles.com/genie/index.html

             Truly,
             Robert Bernardo
             Fresno Commodore User Group
             http://videocam.net.au/fcug

First of all, great work!  There are a lot out there, so you have your work 
cut out for you.  I've probably used almost all of what you have here at one 
time or another and there are plenty more.  It's great to see that someone 
has devoted a site to this.

May I suggest that you allow a link for each screen shot to a larger 
picture?

Keep it up!
Tom



"Oldbitcollector" <jeffledger@gmail.com> wrote in message 
news:1172362761.594846.161780@v33g2000cwv.googlegroups.com...
> All:
>
> I've created a Commodore Terminals Archive at
> http://www.petscii.com/terminals
>
> There's around 15-20 terminals in .d64 listed at the moment.
> If you have a favorite, please share and I'll post it.
>
> Oldbit
> 

  
Group: comp.sys.cbm Date: Sat, Feb 24, 2007, 4:19pm (CST-2) From:
jeffledger@gmail.com (Oldbitcollector) 

script:

>=85 http://www.petscii.com/terminals =85
>
>=85 If you have a favorite, please share 
>and I'll post it.

Actually, I don't _have_ my 'favorite'.  I thought that Smart 64 Term
was 'more than good enough' for the few times that I accessed Compuserve
back in the '80s.  Since then, it has taken a walk, and I've never found
another copy.

Still got the docs, but no SW.  Rats!  That's the trouble w/
nostalgia,=85 can't always simulate the 'good times'.

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