From: Arie Litman (litman_at_netcom.com)
Date: Tue Jul 26 1994 - 19:22:26 EDT
Eclipse is a piece of sh*t!!! many of its functions are disabled, but
there is nothing in the package that documents what is and what works..
Also, it is a memory hog! the only vertue is good VT100 emulation... Not
good enough.
Arie Litman
voice (408)441-1166 x4411
FAX x**4411 Litman_at_netcom.com
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Date: Tue, 26 Jul 94 16:30:25 MDT
From: Karl Yeanoplos <kyeanopl_at_amazon.den.mmc.com>
To: tp750_at_CS.UTK.EDU
Subject: Communications software
Has anyone used the comm software that comes bundled
with Megahertz PCMCIA modems called Eclipse Data SE (by
Phoenix Technologies)? If so, is it OK as compared to one
of the more well known packages, like Crosstalk or Wincom?
I've got Crosstalk 2.0.0, which is a somewhat out-
of-date version, and it doesn't list any Megahertz modems
at all during setup/installation. As a result, I can't
seem to get it configured in a way that makes the modem
happy. I know the bundled software supports the X-jack
explicitly, and I'm therefore considering just switching
Eclipse for Crosstalk. Before I do, however, I'd like to
hear any comments regarding Eclipse Data, good or bad.
Anyone??
Thanks,
Karl Yeanoplos kyeanopl_at_den.mmc.com
Denver, CO.
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