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Hi all. Just putting the word out about an ansi-capable flash telnet client that some of you sysop's may be interested in. It's completely free and available for download at www.flashterm.com. I'd love to have more people beta testing it. Take care!

divy wrote:Hi all. Just putting the word out about an ansi-capable flash telnet client that some of you sysop's may be interested in. It's completely free and available for download at www.flashterm.com. I'd love to have more people beta testing it. Take care!

nice ill check it out

diskshop, are you the old fidonet 229 coordinator?

dspain wrote:

divy wrote:Hi all. Just putting the word out about an ansi-capable flash telnet client that some of you sysop's may be interested in. It's completely free and available for download at www.flashterm.com. I'd love to have more people beta testing it. Take care!

nice ill check it out

diskshop, are you the old fidonet 229 coordinator?

I don't run diskshop. Frank (the sysop) offered it as a support base for the client. He maintains a mailing list for it as well.

divy wrote:

dspain wrote:

divy wrote:Hi all. Just putting the word out about an ansi-capable flash telnet client that some of you sysop's may be interested in. It's completely free and available for download at www.flashterm.com. I'd love to have more people beta testing it. Take care!

nice ill check it out

diskshop, are you the old fidonet 229 coordinator?

I don't run diskshop. Frank (the sysop) offered it as a support base for the client. He maintains a mailing list for it as well.

Frank yeah from Canada, i saw the bbs and it brought back tons of memories.
too bad we cant go back to the old community days of bbsing.
life was so much easier

do you offer development hooks for your flash client to say open a connection to X domain and login with name/pw?

im playing with a new active-html idea.