ASCII Express

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ASCII Express, also known as AE, is a telecommunications software developed specifically for the Apple II personal computers. Throughout the 1980s, ASCII Express garnered a reputation as the preferred programme among telecommunications enthusiasts and users. Its functionality and compatibility with the Apple II made it a staple in the early computer communications era.