Looks like you attached an image for PC-File instead of PC-TALK by mistake.
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Good DOS terminal emulators for the 5150 that run on a 360KB floppy?
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Looks like you attached an image for PC-File instead of PC-TALK by mistake.
Koolstar42
Experienced Member
Ah, OOPS...
Correct image attached. Consider PC-File as a bonus
Correct image attached. Consider PC-File as a bonus
Samir
Experienced Member
Somewhere I remember running quicklink and quicklink pro on our 30-286 from floppy. I can't even find an existence of that program now in a search online. But as many others have mentioned, the original procomm was very light and usable.
Koolstar42
Experienced Member
does this help?
Late to the party but Dave Dunfield made good terminal emulators
LAPTALK
MTERM
PC100
ETTY
LAPTALK
MTERM
PC100
ETTY
HoJoPo
Veteran Member
I was able to get Procomm Plus 2.01 along with MS-DOS 3.31 onto a single 360k floppy to make a bootable disk, but I had to remove the help files and PCSETUP.EXE program that configures the settings for the terminal emulator. You can fit Procomm Plus onto a single non-bootable 360k disk without problems, it supports installing to a single floppy, but only leaves 4k left over.