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In a communications program, you may type information at your terminal. If the receiving system doesn't "echo" your keystroke back to your terminal, then you can't see what you type. By setting your own system to echo keystrokes, you can see what you have typed. Systems that echo your keystrokes for you are termed "full duplex"; systems that do not echo your keystrokes are termed "half duplex". |
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