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\"\" Download: \u00a0Antelope Communications<\/a>\u00a059Kb<\/p>\n

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Originally released as Data Highway\u2122 in 1985 in Europe, Antelope is the Freeware version of this venerable telecommunications program. Antelope\u00a0is an integrated communications program running under the DOS 3.3 disk operating system for the Apple ][, \/\/e, and \/\/c computers. When used in conjunction with a suitable serial interface and modem, it will allow you to use your Apple computer as a general ASCII Communications or Viewdata Terminal.<\/p>\n

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Antelope enables the access\u00a0to bulletin boards and public data networks, and systems which utilise the DEC VT100 standard. Antelope’s user-to-user communication capability is exceptional, and the user friendliness of the program is unrivalled.<\/p>\n

Antelope supports transmission of file transfers either by spooling, Xon\/Xoff flow control, or by Xmodem protocol. It also has a large storage buffer to capture and preserve incoming and outgoing data. There are a host of features which may be configured to individual user requirements. The configuration of the program is saved to a disk file, and is restored the next time the program is run.<\/p>\n

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To see what Antelope can still do today, watch<\/strong><\/a> John Newcombe’s YouTube<\/a> video on using Antelope to access the Telstar Videotext System…<\/p>\n

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Gazelle, is an integrated communications program running under the ProDOS disk operating system for the Apple \/\/e and \/\/c and IIGS computers. It was originally commercially sold in the UK and Europe, but is now Freeware. When used in conjunction with a suitable serial interface and modem, Gazelle\u00a0will allow you to use your Apple computer as a general ASCII Communications or Viewdata Terminal.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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Gazelle enables the use of bulletin boards and public data networks and systems which utilise the DEC VT100 standard. Gazelle’s user-to-user communication capability is exceptional, and the user friendliness of the program is unrivalled.<\/p>\n

Gazelle supports transmission of file transfers either by spooling, Xon\/Xoff flow control or by Xmodem protocol. It also has a large storage buffer to capture and preserve incoming and outgoing data. There are a host of features which may be configured to individual user requirements. The configuration of the program is saved to a disk file and is restored the next time the program is run.<\/p>\n

Gazelle fully supports Hayes protocol modems, and offers a powerful and extensive Macro system which can auto-control many of the repetitive functions that are required in modern communications.<\/p>\n

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Download: \u00a0Antelope Communications\u00a059Kb \u00a0Read the Manual: \u00a0Antelope Manual\u00a01.1Mb Originally released as Data Highway\u2122 in 1985 in Europe, Antelope is the Freeware version of this venerable telecommunications program. Antelope\u00a0is an integrated communications program running under the DOS 3.3 disk operating system for the Apple ][, \/\/e, and \/\/c computers. When used in conjunction with a suitable … Continue reading “Antelope & Gazelle”<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n

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