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Ray B
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Joined: 16/02/2007
Location: Australia
Posts: 219
Posted: 01:25pm 19 Jun 2011
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don't waste your time with Hyperterminal go with TeraTerm
look at the post started by James "Script to connect, then set date and time"
Just been playing with some of the inbuilt macros like screencapture . TeraTerm is so powerful and customisable
Cheers
RayB from Perth WA
 
captainbill

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Joined: 16/06/2011
Location: United States
Posts: 37
Posted: 01:10am 20 Jun 2011
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I'm a purist. I want to program an MM with a keyboard and not with another computer. However I'm not a masochist. I need and editor.

Bill
Old school. Still interested. Head in the clouds.
 
captainbill

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Posted: 01:23am 20 Jun 2011
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Upon examining my recent posts, I guess I also need a proofreader :-(

Bill, with eggg on my farce
Old school. Still interested. Head in the clouds.
 
stuarts

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Joined: 15/06/2011
Location: Australia
Posts: 199
Posted: 01:45am 20 Jun 2011
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I tend to agree, its so frustrating to find you mistyped a line and have to re enter it again.

Even if its just "edit linenumber"

so that it pulls up the line and lets you delete and add characters to the line would make me much happier.
Time is nature's way of keeping everything from happening all at once.
 
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