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Information about “GT POWER 3 OF 4 (ALSO 782,783,1550)”
GT POWER is an example of telecommunications at its finest. An easy
set-up routine and quick simple-to-use commands make communicating with
other computers and BBSs a snap. GT POWER is a set of programs and
files that provide complete capabilities for your system. Designed for
use on IBM/compatible micro-computers, it supports a wide variety of
modems including all Hayes compatibles, USRobotics, and IBM.
Just a few of the features you will find on GT POWER are:
~ ANSI standard terminal emulation
~ ANSI.SYS style color graphics, without the need of ANSI.SYS!
~ Multiple telephone directories with 999 entries each. Records the
password for each BBS, as well as the date and time of last contact.
The total number of calls, accumulated time, uploads and downloads are
also recorded.
~ Numerous protocols are supported, such as: SEAlink, Xmodem/CRC,
WXmodem, Ymodem/CRC, Telink/CRC batch file, the CompuServe "B"
protocol and more. Also, ten slots for external protocols to be added
by the user. GT comes with several of these slots pre-setup for the
most popular protocols; i.e., Zmodem, Ymodem-G, Kermit, Jmodem,
Super8k, and BiMode. These can be changed easily or added to, by
modifying the External Protocol Table in the GT configuration.
~ ASCII file transmission, using XON/XOFF protocol and/or line-by-line
pacing and/or inter-character delays.
~ Full control of all communication parameters.
~ 40 function keys, to store logon, passwords, etc.
~ Full printer support, using XON/XOFF flow control with the host.
~ DOS Shell. Exit to DOS and return, GT stays in the background.
~ Interactive script language, to automate many repetitive tasks.
~ Optional LOG file. Keeps a complete record of your calls.
~ Detects BUSY, VOICE, NO DIAL TONE, and more, with modems that support
extended result codes, such as the USRobotics Courier 2400 Modem.
~ On-screen clock, so there is no need for a memory-resident clock
program.
~ Host mode. Allows user to set up a system to accept incoming calls.
~ Support for the non-standard COM ports: 3 and 4.
A comprehensive Help menu is available at any time.
FILE1549.TXT
Disk No: 1549
Disk Title: GT Power 3 of 4 (also 782,783,1550)
PC-SIG Version: S2
Program Title: GT Power
Author Version: 15.0
Author Registration: $40.00
Special Requirements: Two floppy drives or a hard drive.
Telecommunications at its finest is what will be found in GT POWER. An
easy set-up routine and quick simple-to-use commands will make
communicating with other computers and BBS's a snap. GT POWER is a set
of programs and files that provide complete capabilities for your
system. It has been designed to be based on IBM and compatible
micro-computers and it supports a wide variety of modems including all
Hayes compatibles, USRobotics, and IBM.
Just a few of the features you will find on GT POWER are:
~ ANSI standard terminal emulation
~ ANSI.SYS style color graphics, without the need of ANSI.SYS!
~ Multiple telephone directories with 999 entries each. Records the
password for each BBS, as well as the date and time of last contact.
The total number of calls, accumulated time, uploads and downloads are
also recorded.
~ Numerous protocols supported, such as: SEAlink, Xmodem/CRC, WXmodem,
Ymodem/CRC, Telink/CRC batch file, the Compuserve "B" protocol, and
more. Also, ten slots for external protocols to be added by the user;
GT comes with several of these slots pre-setup for the most popular
protocols, i.e. Zmodem, Ymodem-G, Kermit, Jmodem, Super8k, and BiMode
These can be easily changed or added to by modifying the External
Protocol Table in the GT configuration.
~ ASCII file transmission, using XON/XOFF protocol and/or line-by-line
pacing and/or inter-character delays.
~ Full control of all communication parameters.
~ 40 function keys, to store logon, passwords, etc.
~ Full printer support, using XON/XOFF flow control with the host.
~ DOS Shell. Exit to DOS then return, GT stays in the background.
~ Interactive script language, to automate many repetitive tasks.
~ Optional LOG file. Keeps a complete record of your calls.
~ Detects BUSY, VOICE, NO DIAL TONE, and more, with modems that support
extended result codes, such as the USRobotics Courier 2400 Modem.
~ On-screen clock, so there is no need for a memory resident clock
program.
~ Host mode. Allows the user to setup a system to accept incoming calls
~ Support for the non-standard COM ports: 3 and 4.
You will quickly see that these functions have been provided in a very
friendly environment for your use and that the software is quite easy to
use. It is not necessary, for example, to remember any commands or
special features of the program as there is a comprehensive Help Menu
available to you at any time the program is running.
File Descriptions:
The First Disk Contains:
GT1500_1 LZH General GT POWER documentation.
GT1500_2 LZH Main GT POWER program.
GTMISC LZH Miscellaneous documentation for external protocols.
FILELIST DOC Listing of files.
The Second Disk Contains:
GT1500_3 LZH External protocol drivers: CISB, DSZ and PCKERMIT.
GT1500_4 LZH Terminal mode version of GT POWER. Dubbed GTO!
TC810 LZH Turbo CALC spreadsheet. SHAREWARE from P&M Software Co.
The Third Disk Contains:
GT1500_5 LZH GT POWER Host mode documentation and examples.
ST200A LZH Sysop Tools program and documentation.
The Fourth Disk Contains:
BIMOD110 LZH BiModem 1.10. A Super protocol!
BIMOD TXT A note about BIMODEM.
LHARC EXE Used to unpack LZH archives.
NMAIL200 GGG Netmail programs.
DECODE11 LZH Contains the DECODE program to unpack the .GGG format file
PC-SIG
1030D East Duane Avenue
Sunnyvale Ca. 94086
(408) 730-9291
(c) Copyright 1988 PC-SIG, Inc.
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Directory of PC-SIG Library Disk #1549
Volume in drive A has no label
Directory of A:\
FILE1549 TXT 7362 10-16-89 9:25p
GO BAT 38 10-13-89 10:16a
GO TXT 694 10-20-89 10:27a
GT1500_5 LZH 45461 6-27-89 12:15p
ST200B LZH 129357 7-03-89 7:51a
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