Term for the Macintosh
Term version 4.6.3  August 14, 1991
 
Term is an asynchronous communications program for the Macintosh.
It emulates a TVI950 terminal, and is specifically designed to work
well with an IBM 7171 or equivalent 3270 protocol converter.
It shares many features (and code) with tn3270, including support
for file transfer using the same RMAC and WMAC commands.  As a result,
users find it easy to switch from tn3270 to Term when they must connect
through a modem.  Term has not been developed to the same extent as
tn3270.  However, it is the terminal program of choice for modem users
at Brown, and we have found it to be reliable.
 
Term is contained in a self-extracting Compact Pro archive.  To obtain Term,
first downlaad "term463.seahqx" as an ASCII text file.  If possible, specify
BinHex file transfer in order to skip a conversion step.  If BinHex was used,
"Term 4.6.3.sea" will be downloaded directly to your Mac.  Otherwise, use
BinHex 4.0 or an equivalent program to restore "Term 4.6.3.sea" from
"term463.seahqx".  Finally, double-click on "Term 4.6.3.sea" to run the
built-in extraction program.
 
It is not necessary to use the self-extracting feature of the archive file.
It may also be opened and manipulated by Compact Pro, or any program which
supports Compact Pro archives.
 
The source for Term is also available.  For more information, see the
file "termsrc.read-me".
 
If you are using an IBM VM/CMS system, the following files may
also be of interest:
     binhex.read-me   describes files for a BinHex command for CMS
     xfer.read-me     describes CMS commands for file transfer with
                      tn3270
 
Peter DiCamillo   August, 1991
CMSMAINT@BROWNVM.BITNET
CMSMAINT@BROWNVM.BROWN.EDU