In message  <199701180240.UAA18325@Mars.mcs.net> PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU writes:
> I used to use ProComm, but I nowadays prefer to use COMMO.  I find that
> COMMO--despite being much smaller than the others (less than 64K for all
> needed file, not counting help or docs) includes a full scripting language,
> some internal upload/download protocols (Xmodem and Ymodem variants) as
> well as the ability to auto-launch a Zmodem receive upon seeing the H:\pic\efo~3.txt
> indicator.  In addition, it includes a built-in text editor and scrollback
> buffer (64K limit on each); the scrollback buffer logs what scrolls off
> the screen (so it often yields decent results even in cases where other
> programs do not; if a program displays "MORE" and then upon receiving a
> keystroke overwrites that with the continued display, the "MORE" will not
> appear in the scrollback) and the program can log to a file either [1]
> Everything that comes in the port, or [2] Everything that scrolls off
> the screen.
>
> Really great program.
>

Can you tell us where we can get Commo, please.


Regards,


Mike Watson