This is an "ANSI graphics terminal," or so the docs say.  I know that it can
call up "IBM boards" that use some sort of pseudo ANSI for colors/graphics
characters.  It uses DHR graphics to emulate the ANSI characters, so you need
a 128k //e (enhanced?) //c, //c+, or //GS in theory.  I only know that it
works on a //c, so don't sue me if it doesn't work on your hardware.  I
encountered an apparent interference between this and my Z-ram disk driving
software (I think) so be aware.  The lack of features:

a) you have to reboot to exit
b) the advertised roll back buffer and configuration menu does not work.

The only real use of this thing is its (amazing to me, at least) capability to
do a graphics terminal emulation at 2400 baud on a 1Mhz machine.  A neat demo,
but really lousy as a real product.  Any further info on the author of this
program and it's status is welcome.

One use tip:  OA-2 and OA-4 flip baud from 1200 to 2400.

compressed with shrinkit (3.0 if it matters)
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