Abstract
A personal computer with an RS-232 C interface can be used as an intelligent TSS terminal which can send programs or data in a floppy disk to a host computer, vice versa. In the present paper, a BASIC program is introduced to connect NEC PC-9801 personal computer system with HITAC M-280 H of the University of Tokyo, and some problems in making such a terminal control program are discussed. Methods for off-line edition are also introduced. The software described here seems to be helpful to utilize resources in other computer systems including program libraries, data bases, peripheral units, and so on.
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