TEL.NLM   
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Program TEL emulates Telnet terminal on NetWare 386 file server.

Syntax:  LOAD  TEL <address> [port] [/L] [/C] [/NA]

Where:		address		is TCP/IP address (x.x.x.x or hostname)
		port		target port, default is 23
		/L		log data into file 
		/C		log telnet-ctrl codes into file
		/NA		suppress use of ANSI commands

Program termination:	TEL terminates if connection is broken or if you
			press
				ALT-T
					or if you unload TEL.NLM .           
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Notes:

  - TEL is freeware. See file LICENSE for conditions.

  - if you need TEL source code for your own modification, e-mail me

  - program was made (and tested) only in 4.10. It should work on 3.1x
    but ...

  - it uses ESCape sequences based on what I found in Internet. I cann't
    spend all my time there ...

If you have any problem or any suggestion concerning the further
development of the program, please contact Petr Jaklin:

	Internet:   jaklin@3net.cz
	fax	    +420 417 26859

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History:
1.02:	first running version
(interim)
1.03:	enhancement of ESCapes because of comunicatibility with XCONSOLE.NLM.
	There are some sequences I do not know : ESC[12h and ESC[?2J
	So I use the first as indication of (1,1)-based cursor positioning
	(used by XCONSOLE). Default is (0,0)-based cursor (used e.g. by
	3Com's hub FMSII). Sequence ESC[?2J I suppose to be identical to
	ESC[2J, i.e. CLRSCR.

Jan 07, 1997
1.04:	TEL.NLM identifies itself as VT100 if terminal type is required

Jul 29, 1997
1.10:	DNS support added. If NetWare's NETDB.NLM is loaded & configured,
	TEL.NLM uses DomainNameServer to resolve host name.

1.20:   Added target port parameter; added ESCape e[1K

1.21:   Added support for WindowSize option, option XDispLoc,Environ,
        TermSpeed,RFlowCtrl & Authen are named (but refused)
        Added ESCapes e[0J & e[1J, e[;g (TAB clear, NOP)

Apr 7, 1998
	Doc file correction