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Anne,

I find the documentation for term mode is better in emacspeak 15 than
in previous versions.  Maybe It is I what is improving??  LOL.

I find terminal mode sufficient for lynx (There are sites I visit,
that w3 will not handle well), and even the Redhat setup tools.
Wouldn't want to use it for things like chatting or instant messaging,
though, I have.

-Dave

Ann Parsons writes:
 > Hi all,
 > 
 > Teddy, Terminal mode in Emacs is one of the things it doesn't do well,
 > and its documentation is not good.  Janina, can you help in this area?