On 14-Dec-2018 23:12, deon wrote to All <=-
So I call it ANSItex - it has the same functionality as Videotex (IE: frame driven, and everything is on a page number) - with the "*" the
start of most operations and the "#" being the end of each operation.
(0-9 are also inputs in some cases.)
Well, this one I can access. Still working out how to get around, but it's an interesting way of doing things. :)
On 12-14-18 21:48, deon wrote to vk3jed <=-
On 12/14/18, vk3jed said the following...
Well, this one I can access. Still working out how to get around, but it's an interesting way of doing things. :)
Essentially, getting around is star, number, hash, where the number represents a page of information. For example, I put something on
FSXnet on page 321, so to get to it, you press *321#.
HASH is the enter key, although I've mapped most usage of CR to it as
well (might have missed on or two here/there).
Each page, can have 11 destinations (number 0-9 & #), which when
pressed will take you to that destination. "#" normally gets you to the "b" page if you were on the "a" page, the "c" page if you were on the
"b" page and so on.
There are some "magic" codes: *0# takes you back to the main menu, *# takes you back one page, *00 refreshes the frame, *09 reloads the
frame, ** clears your input (if you are on a response frame)....
On 12/14/18, vk3jed said the following...represents
Well, this one I can access. Still working out how to get around, but
it's an interesting way of doing things. :)
Essentially, getting around is star, number, hash, where the number
a page of information. For example, I put something on FSXnet on page 321,so
to get to it, you press *321#.A
Each page is made up of a number (eg: 321 for FSX) and a single letter a-z.
is the first, pressing "#" gets you to "b" if it exists and so on.will
HASH is the enter key, although I've mapped most usage of CR to it as well (might have missed on or two here/there).
Each page, can have 11 destinations (number 0-9 & #), which when pressed
take you to that destination. "#" normally gets you to the "b" page if you were on the "a" page, the "c" page if you were on the "b" page and so on.
There are some "magic" codes: *0# takes you back to the main menu, *# takes you back one page, *00 refreshes the frame, *09 reloads the frame, ** clears your input (if you are on a response frame)....
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