PC-Talk is a software program that was primarily used in the late 1980s and early 1990s for communication between personal computers, particularly for bulletin board systems (BBS). It served as a terminal program that allowed users to connect their PCs to other computers via modems, facilitating text-based communications, file transfers, and access to online services. PC-Talk featured various capabilities such as support for multiple file transfer protocols, script automation for repetitive tasks, and basic terminal emulation.
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