vt102.com  1.2  14 Mar 93
Giles Todd

This is a disgusting hack of NNANSI.SYS which provides a VT102 emulation
which actually seems to work with standard TERMCAP entries when logged
in to a UNIX box with ka9q (unlike the various ANSI drivers which
usually need a special TERMCAP).  In adding VT102 capability, I also
managed to get rid of some of NNANSI's nice features - don't expect the
same level of performance that NNANSI will give you.

vt102.com is supplied configured for a generic EGA or VGA display and
the 8086 instruction set.  You can set up a configuration more
appropriate to your environment by modifying "config.inc" and
reassembling the sources.  If you don't have an assembler then give me a
shout and I will run up an appropriate version for you.

The VT102 stuff only works in text modes.

24.bat and 25.bat are batch files which set 24 and 25 line modes
respectively.  24 line mode is required when logged on to a UNIX box. 
Don't be tempted to run DOS applications which directly address the
screen in 24 line mode - things start to go wrong.

vtnet.bat is an example batch file which installs vt102, sets 24 line
mode, runs ka9q, sets 25 line mode and then uninstalls vt102.  Modify it
for your own purposes.

Usage:
vt102                    installs vt102.com as a terminal emulation TSR
vt102 d                  installs vt102.com as a console device driver
vt102 u                  uninstalls vt102.com

Normally, you should just use the simple "vt102" invocation.  However,
some people have found that they get better results if they use the "d"
flag which turns the program into an MS-DOS device driver.  The "d"
invocation will not work under a multi-tasker like DESQview or Windows.

People have reported problems using vt102.com in conjunction with DR-DOS
6.  The cause of these problems is not yet known.

All the credit for this program should really go to Daniel Kegel and Tom
Almy.  They wrote a nice program - I turned it into a kludge.

All the usual caveats apply - I am not responsible for any damage or
loss, consequential or otherwise, caused by your use of this program. 
If this condition is a problem for you then do not use this program.

Giles Todd
gt@rundart.demon.co.uk


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1.2  14 Mar 93

1) Ignore the next new line after a line wrap.  Fixes line wrap problems
with vi and less.
