Tom, Yes, the manual needs to be updated. Lots of changes have been made since 1.51. There is a newer manual that I posted in my members file area that is web based. Even that is a little out dated though.
Apparently that's my next project. Update all the manuals. Kurt On Thu, Apr 18, 2019, at 7:04 AM, Thomas Morehouse wrote: > Thanks Kurt. I notice in the manual.do file, there's a line: "mComm 1.51 now > has a full TPDD service". There are several other references to 1.51, but the > window header reads "mComm v. 2.50". Maybe that manual is a bit long of > tooth? Several of the installation instructions, and usage instructions, > can't be followed, result in errors, or give no response. > > Tom M. > > > On Thu, Apr 18, 2019 at 9:56 AM Kurt McCullum <[email protected]> wrote: >> __ >> Tom, >> >> I'll have to check the manual when I get home. The older versions of mComm >> supported a straight TELCOM mode for those without TS-DOS or TEENY. That was >> a menu based system that could transfer files straight to TEXT or BASIC with >> a few steps. But once I added the ability to inject DOS into the laptop, I >> scrapped that feature for the virtual modem. I suspect I didn't update the >> old manual file when I did that. Sounds to me like you have it working >> properly. With the UR-2 you will be able to load not only TS-DOS but also >> Sardine. >> >> Kurt >> >> On Thu, Apr 18, 2019, at 5:54 AM, Thomas Morehouse wrote: >>> Good morning all. >>> >>> I've downloaded (from Club100) and run the mComm Setup250.exe file on my >>> Win10 laptop. >>> >>> Installation ran smoothly. Crank it up from the desktop shortcut, and mComm >>> 2.5 opens. >>> >>> I click "Start Service", and can send a file from my 102 to the DATA >>> folder, using the UR2 TS-DOS function. >>> >>> But I read in the manual (in the DATA folder) that there's a menu in mComm. >>> >>> Where is the menu? >>> >>> Thanks. >>> Tom M. >>> M102 with UR2 >>> >>
