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From: Jim Belant on 3 May 2010 20:08 On 05/03/2010 09:27 AM, rusure wrote: > I ran NOVATERM on a C128D and HYPERTERM to transfer files between > C= and WINDOWS XP systems. WINDOWS 7 doesn't have HYPERTERM. > Anbody know where to find a HYPERTERM substitute for a WIN 7 system? I use TeraTerm at work. It supports X/Y/Zmodem. You can find more info here. http://en.sourceforge.jp/projects/ttssh2/releases/ Jim
From: rusure on 4 May 2010 07:05 On May 3, 8:47 am, "Clocky" <notg...(a)happen.com> wrote: > rusure wrote: > > WINDOWS 7 doesn't have HYPERTERM. Anbody know > > where to find a HYPERTERM substitute for a WIN 7 system? > > If you have another system with Hyperterm on it, why ? not simply copy it across and add a desktop shortcut? I was thinking of using another north west passage. Transfer the data to my working(?) XP system and write a CD for my WIN7 system. Unfortunately, the XP system can no longer use house power. I have a nearly derelict XP system that can charge a battery but this is soo clumsy, it's nearly impossible. Repairing laptops is a HIGH cost proposition. I hope that the USB to SERIAL adapter that's comming will have something on its disk. If not, then I'll use one of the suggestions here.
From: Andrew Wiskow on 6 May 2010 01:54 On May 3, 11:11 am, "Leif Bloomquist" <s...(a)127.0.0.6400> wrote: > There are plenty of alternatives, but you can download Hyperterminal from > here. Probably a good choice since you're already familiar with it (30 day > trial though!) > > http://www.hilgraeve.com/hyperterminal.html That's interesting... They used to offer HyperTerminal Private Edition as a free download. I guess since it's no longer pre-installed on new versions of Windows, they figured they can make money off of it by selling it. -Andrew
From: rusure on 9 May 2010 06:18
On May 3, 8:27 am, rusure <r_u_s...(a)mybluelight.com> wrote: > I ran NOVATERM on a C128D and HYPERTERM to transfer files between > C= and WINDOWS XP systems. WINDOWS 7 doesn't have HYPERTERM. > Anbody know where to find a HYPERTERM substitute for a WIN 7 system? This question is incomplete The data path from the C= to the PC was through a CMD SWIFTLINK cartridge and then through a NULL modem. For my new WINDOWS 7 system, I will run the data through a USB to SERIAL adapter. If I knew how to connect a C= to a TELNET WEB site, I could use PUTTY on the PC side. The other suggested programs either have no ZMODEM or don't run on WINDOWS 7 or have have other deficiencies. I need somebody to either tell me how to connect a C128D to TELNET or give me a complete substitute for HYPERTERM that runs on a WINDOWS 7 system and can use ZMODEM through a USB to SERIAL adapter. |