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> Add paging to TYPE Not really the same, but you might find that Ctrl-S/Ctrl-Q provides software flow control just like in Linux. I'm not sure if that's univ

> Add paging to TYPE Not really the same, but you might find that Ctrl-S/Ctrl-Q provides software flow control just like in Linux. I'm not sure if that's universal in CP/M, but it seems to be implemented in the CP/M BDOS on my RC2014 (RomWbW), at least.

tyingq 6y ago
A couple of other text viewers for CP/M: https://techtinkering.com/articles/text-viewers-on-cpm/ https://techtinkering.com/articles/text-viewers-on-cpm/
- stevekemp 6y ago
  Thanks for the link, I've added QL(41) to my system now, and it's a cute little tool.
stevekemp 6y ago
Yeah that works, but timing it is hard. For the most part I run "TYPE BLAH", then use the history available to GNU Screen to scroll backwards in pages.
- whartung 6y ago
  That's because you're running on a I/O device at 2 Billion Baud, instead of a 9600 baud device which is more era appropriate. At 9600, ^S/^Q is quite manageable.
  - anthk 6y ago
    Doesn´t any modern terminal emulator cap to 115200 anyways?