Hello Uffe
On Mon, Sep 9, 2002, at 10:14 PM, you wrote:
> In a message of 09-Sep-02 Julian Aronowitz wrote:
>
> > 1. Would that emulation be needed if I use one of the emula-
> > tions found in JR-Comm or Terminus?
>
> You will most probably not be able to use any of these emulations with
> any success.
>
> > 2. If I must download such an emulation, to use through my
> > Web browsers (AWeb and Voyager), is a TN3270 emulator avail-
> > able for the Amiga?
>
> Google is your friend.
>
> The very first suggestions seems to be such a TN3270 client.
>
> > I am aware that I can search Google and Aminet, but, I
> > figure, my time spent, will be much shorter, by first asking
> > those who might be using such an emulator, already, or know
> > someone who is using it. Thank you for your patience with
> > this OT subject.
>
> Actually it annoys me. If you know it is off-topic, why do you then
> post it at all.
>
> If you want to get help about TN3270 emulations, then posting to a
> web browser mailing list is plain stupidity.
>
>
>
> Uffe Holst
Normally, I would either get agry or I would just ignore,
but, in this case, I will explain, because of my high regard
for you. When I was told about the TN3270 emulation, I was
told that it replaces the Telnet: many of us use to get the
various news groups, which can be a part of a Web browser, or
used by one. Since I did not know whether such a thing exists,
for the Amiga, I thought it best to ask the people who might
know best. This included the Voyager ml.
The only thing that makes this OT is that it is not a Voya-
ger-specific question. But, then, Uffe, neither is asking
whether we can have sound while using Voyager. Sound and
animation and other "tricks," are added things to a browser,
very often self-contained programs and packages which work
with the browsers, through some sort of hooks (plug-ins ?).
What makes checking out the possible use of a TN3270 emula-
tion, any different?
BTW, thank you for your advice, nonetheless.
Regards,
Julian.
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