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Telidon
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Telidon [ˈtɛlɪˌdɒn]
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(Electronics & Computer Science / Telecommunications)™ a Canadian interactive viewdata service
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Express] accepts document formats such as ASCII and binary files, screen images, IGES, CGM, GKS, GIF, SGML, and NAPLPS files.
Electronic data interchange is coming: here's why by Fallon, Michael / Plastics Technology
another advantage of Telected is that it can use the Minitel terminal, which is much less expensive than NAPLPS terminals, notes Cleary.
Brighter Picture Is Appearing for Business Videotex by Edwards, M. / Communications News
IBM's main videotex product is the Series 1 Videotex System (SVS/1), which supports both Prestel and NAPLPS display protocols (see "Understanding Videotex and Teletext Services" box).
Computer Giants Giving a Major Boost to Increased Use of Corporate ... by Edwards, M. / Communications News
 
 
 
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