Re: LYNX-DEV new version (fwd)

[Philip Webb]

can anyone answer this man's questions about getting his terminal
to reproduce Lynx screens reliably?

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> From address@hidden Sun Nov 16 19:08 EST 1997
> Date: Sun, 16 Nov 1997 19:06:38 -0500 (EST)
> From: Keel <address@hidden>
> To: Philip Webb <address@hidden>
> Subject: Re: LYNX-DEV new version
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> On Sun, 16 Nov 1997, Philip Webb wrote:
> > 971116 Keel wrote to lynx-dev:
> > > I have been using lynx for a long time with no complaints,
> > > but now i am having considerable trouble with newest version.
> > 
> > you need to tell us exactly which version & where you got it from.
> > the latest formally released version is 2-7-1,
> > but there is also development code upto about # 94 .
> > 
> > > the version before the change worked fine, i could scroll down & highlight
> > > each new link and it showed up fine on my screen with the emulation i use.
> > 
> > you also need to tell us the operating system & terminal type.
> 
> Georgia Tech's dialup service runs Lynx 2-7-1 in a SunOS 5.5.1 unix shell
> environment.
> 
> >  ^L  tells Lynx to refresh the screen to remove garbage.
> 
> when i do this, it refreshes, but doesnt solve the problem.  What you
> might be able to tell me is when i use a terminal program from my home to
> connect to Tech's dialup service, what screen emulation will allow Lynx to
> display itself correctly?  I am currently and have been using a plain ANSI
> emulation, and it has worked fine until now.
> 
>     - Kyle Nielsen - Keel - (address@hidden)

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