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updated with v1.0.27 changes

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v1.0.27
- ADD: change border colour to indicate telnet connect/disconnect
- FIX: more than 3 dots in a dotted quad would crash the hostname resolver
- FIX: parse_integer was treating digit '9' as marking end of string :-(
- ADD: can now send an arbitrary character (by entering ASCII value : option F5 from F1 telnet menu)
- FIX: Can now send a ^C in telnet
- CHANGE: added a 'wait for keypress' after succesful xmodem upload
v1.0.26
- FIX: telnet often failed to notice disconnect by remote server
- ADD: change border colour to indicate telnet connect/disconnect
v1.0.25
- FIX: vt100 emulation was leaving a cursor after a "clear to end of line" command ( ]J )

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<ul>
<li>F1 : D/L File (XMODEM). Select this option after you have started the file download process on the remote server. You will be prompted for a filename for the file to be saved as after the download has completed.
<li>F3 : U/L File (XMODEM). Select this option after you have started the file upload process on the remote server. You will be given a menu of files on the local disk to transfer.
<li>F3 :Send ASCII char. You will be prompted to enter a number between 0 and 255, and the corresponding byte will be sent. This is useful for sending characters which can't be entered on a C64 keyboard.
<li>F7 : Return. Selecting this option will restore the screen return you to your connection
</ul>