It depends.  You already paid for Reflection.  You could probably connect
to your HP3000 with Reflection AND telnet but on WANs, nothing beats NSVT
for bandwith usage and performance.  With Telnet, each character generates
1 packet and that character's echo generates another packet.  Under NSVT,
only a [Return] or a block mode [Enter] generates a packet.  On LANS, it
doesn't show but on low speed wans, NSVT is a lot better than Telnet.

Hope it helps.
--
Denis St-Amand (remove "removeit." from my reply address)

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> >From: RAWILSO
> >Subject: Telnet VS Reflections
>
>
>      I am looking at moving up to 55 express 3. With full telnet, does
that
>      mean I could get rid of Reflections?
>
>      TIA
>      Alan Wilson
>