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Termby.cl

TERMBY.CL equips the laptop with function key expansions for BASIC and for the Terminal mode of TELCOM. The most useful expansion lets you dictate, separately to the printer (LPT), RS232 or modem (COM/MDM), and Liquid Crystal Display (LCD), one of two operational treatments: Carriage Return/Line Feed (CR/LF), or Carriage Return-Only (CR-only). A hot-key lets you quickly alter operation for better performance, or cope with circumstances that are beyond your control. TERMBY.CL implants intelligence in the laptop so you use TERMBY.CL only once and your laptop retains the function key expansions. The implanted intelligence stands alone and does not require any O system to operate. There are no laptop requirements (MAXFILES, MAXRAM, HIMEM, etc.) in order to use TERMBY.CL, and no laptop resources (memory, file name slots, etc.) are consumed by the implanted intelligence.

Ron Wiesen

O___manl.rtf

O System Manual -- this is the entire manual. See the 'Service Adjuncts' section for three items placed in the Public Domain: KILLBY.C- (general convenience), TERMBY.CL (general convenience), and ERL100.CI (Emergency Rampac Load for Rampac or for Rampac function within ReMem).

Ron Wiesen

Killby.c-

KILLBY.C- installs a hot-key feature called "Kill By Cursor-". Kill By Cursor- is a feature that stands alone and does not require any O system to operate. Installation makes the - key (minus or dash) a laptop menu hot-key which you use to kill files in memory. This provides a fast and convenient way to kill files directly at the laptop menu.

Ron Wiesen

Erl100.ci

ERL100.CI equips a Rampac with the "Emergency Rampac Load" (ERL) capability. You use this Rampac capability to load Rampac files into any Model 100 or Model 102 laptop. ERL100.CI implants intelligence in a Rampac so you use ERL100.CI only once and your Rampac retains the ERL capability forever. The implanted ERL intelligence does not, in any way, reduce the Rampac capacity. There are no laptop requirements (MAXFILES, MAXRAM, HIMEM, etc.) in order to use the ERL capability, and no laptop resources (memory, file name slots, etc.) are consumed by its use. ERL truly is a "free" capability.

Ron Wiesen