I've found a couple of Telix 3.51 registration codes
online but I'm not sure how to enter them. There
doesn't seem to be a place in the program to enter the
code. Is there a secret command line switch or perhaps
another executable not included with the shareware
release?
Somewhat related - does anyone know the differences between the later versions of Telix for DOS? The version numbers that I think I remember are 3.15, 3.21, 3.22, 3.51. I don't recall noticing differences, but I wonder i there are bugfixes behind the scenes.
Somewhat related - does anyone know the differences between the later versions of Telix for DOS? The version numbers that I think I remember are 3.15, 3.21, 3.22, 3.51. I don't recall noticing differences, but I wonder if there are bugfixes behind the scenes.
I'll backup the 3.51 TELIX.EXE and try BRANDTLX on it & let you know what happens, but I'm not expecting it to work.
I'd expect BRANDTLX to be for a specific version of Telix, I don't have the 3.51 version here. Telix 3.22 and the registration patch
I found this archive of Telix 3.51, in case any of it would be of use:
https://edv-janssen.synology.me/html/elsa.de/download/files/datacomm/softw elix/index.htm
This is awesome, thank you so much! I just downloaded tlx351fe.zip and can confirm that this serial number works with it:
I actually found an ad with "official" registration details: https://www.ebay.de/itm/404341434441
If I read correctly, it reads "514681-21708".
In 3.51 you can press ALT-5 to bring up a top menu bar
that you can use either the keyboard or mouse to
navigate. I also noticed in 3.51 there are lightbars
when editing the dialing directory and more options
available in the ALT-Z menu, so there are certainly
extra features available, not totally sure about bugfixes.
I actually found an ad with "official" registration details: https://www.ebay.de/itm/404341434441
If I read correctly, it reads "514681-21708".
Like you say, any name can be entered, as long as it's
at least 5 characters long.
For completeness, the trial version of Telix is of
course also available online from many places, e.g.:
Great research into the Telix versions and thanks for sharing. Neat to see the different distributions and cool to have serial numbers! :)
Hello AKAcastor!
On 16 Jun 2024, AKAcastor said the following...
Great research into the Telix versions and thanks for sharing. Neat see the different distributions and cool to have serial numbers! :)
You're very welcome! And, great work on all the keygens -- very cool! =)
I use to use Telix. I even registered, though it would be a miracle if
I could find it. I used it in th days od modems. If you can connect
via telnet how is this done?
I use to use Telix. I even registered, though it would be a miracle if
I could find it. I used it in th days od modems. If you can connect
via telnet how is this done?
I guess one would have to use some serial-to-WiFi adapter like a WiModem232 Pro or something similar to connect it to the Internet. =)
I guess one would have to use some serial-to-WiFi adapter like a WiModem232 Pro or something similar to connect it to the Internet. =)
Use NetSerial. I don't know if Rob's SVDM would work for this, but I don't see why not.
In Telix you can type atdt bbs.agency.nz and it'll dial right out.I wonder if I could get emtec's ZOC terminal do accept the atdt commands but ya, that does bring back a lot of memories :)
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