ORICOMMS 
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| TYPE : | Communication |
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| CATEGORY : | Others |
| SECOND CATEGORY : | Utility (Software House) |
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| NOTES : | Manual in Stuff below
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 YICKER 13:01 22-January-2020 |
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I had Oricomms back in the day. I got it along with the Oric Modem from a Micro fair somewhere near Stafford, can't remember the year though.
Found it a bit tricky to get connected at first but once that was sorted I was able to connect to various BBS's etc.
The only issue I remember was that most of the BBS's were 80 columns so would take up 2 rows on the Oric. Other than that it was a create piece of Software.
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GROCERMAN19:12 23-December-2003 |
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I no longer have a copy of this software and would really appreciate it ... if any other browser could send me a copy of either Atcomms or Oricomms. |
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GROCERMAN18:12 23-December-2003 |
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Although this software is/was distributed by FGC, I am in fact the author of this software (and indeed ATCOMMS too). I wrote this software as a terminal emmulator and for use with Prestel (the WWW of the day). I would be interested to hear from anyone who has used this software.... just to know how useful it is/was to them. The original inspiration for this software came to me after being quoted a hugely inflated estimate, was given to me by a software house (who at the time were going to created the software for me!). After sugestions by a friend -Trevor Shaw- ( and author of the instruction pamhlet for this software, I set about writing my first ever Machine Code program. The software took me quite a few weeks to write -as I had to familiarise myself with the 6522 ACCIA chip- and I would like to know that my efforts were worth while!
I also believe that my software was the first ever available for the Oric1 and Atmos! |
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