I gave it a try, and it was able to install and run on my 64-bit
WIn10 system. So now I have a RIP terminal program to test with if I
ever decide to develop RIP screens for my BBS.. One thing I noticed
though is that while Synchronet detected that I have a RIP terminal,
I tried playing Legend of the Red Dragon, and LORD did not detect
that I had a RIP terminal. I'm pretty sure LORD has RIP graphics,
although I'm wondering if I was mistkaen..
I found it again. I have it here as ftp://trmb.synchro.net:2121/local/COMM/riptel.msi. It is 17MB in size and dated from June 2016. The description says it has an updated installer for Win32/Win64. I run linux here and have never used it and can't open the file since it is a microsoft installer (actually I can but I don't have all the dependencies) so I don't know what's inside. I suspect it is riptel from the 90's with an updated installer but not 100% sure.
I gave it a try, and it was able to install and run on my 64-bit WIn10 system. So now I have a RIP terminal program to test with if I ever decide to develop RIP screens for my BBS.. One thing I noticed though is that while Synchronet detected that I have a RIP terminal, I tried playing Legend of the Red Dragon, and LORD did not detect that I had a RIP terminal. I'm pretty sure LORD has RIP graphics, although I'm wondering if I was mistkaen..
I gave it a try, and it was able to install and run on my 64-bit WIn10 system.
I gave it a try, and it was able to install and run on my 64-bit WIn10 system. So now I have a RIP terminal program to test with if I ever decide to develop RIP screens for my BBS.. One thing I noticed though is that while Synchronet detected that I have a RIP terminal, I tried playing Legend of the Red Dragon, and LORD did not detect that I had a RIP terminal. I'm pretty sure LORD has RIP graphics, although I'm wondering if I was mistkaen..
system. So now I have a RIP terminal program to test with if I ever decide to develop RIP screens for my BBS.. One thing I noticed though is that while Synchronet detected that I have a RIP terminal, I tried playing Legend of the Red Dragon, and LORD did not detect that I had a RIP terminal. I'm pretty sure LORD has RIP graphics, although I'm wondering if I was mistkaen..
that I had a RIP terminal. I'm pretty sure LORD has RIP graphics,
although I'm wondering if I was mistkaen..
There was a zip file of icons for lord.. LORDICON.ZIP maybe..?
I don't quite remember how that worked now. If you can find that zip on lordlegacy.org maybe you can make it work? :)
I found this FAQ online for v3.26a (quite old) but it talks about the rip icons and all about lord.
https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/bbs/574622-legend-of-the-red-dragon/faqs/157 8
I gave it a try, and it was able to install and run on my 64-bit
WIn10 system.
Is that riptel 3.1 from the '90s, or is it a different program that someone has written?
I seem to remember that now.. But I thought it was more than just the icons, I thought it had RIP screens as well. The intro screen for LORD and the LORD menu were all ANSI.
I'm not sure, I'd have to look at it more (I'm unable to right now). You were the one who mentioned you found it though.. Did you give it a try?
That FAQ I posted talked about LORD sending the icons to the remote also if needed. I suppose that might need some config in lord and an external zmodem. Sexyz could probably be used for that but I don't have lord installed here.
I'm not sure, I'd have to look at it more (I'm unable to right now).
You were the one who mentioned you found it though.. Did you give it
a try?
I run linux so that one is not going to run here. I'd love to see my own BBS (at least) ripped but I don't have the stuff. :)
I don't quite remember how that worked now. If you can find that zip on lordlegacy.org maybe you can make it work? :)
I seem to remember that now.. But I thought it was more than just the icons, I thought it had RIP screens as well. The intro screen for LORD and the LORD menu were all ANSI.
probably work, but if it uses some DOS API to spawn a process (if there is such a DOS API), I'm not so sure it would work.. I suppose it could be configured with a DOS-based zmodem program such as DSZ or GSZ, but then, I don't know if those work over telnet.
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