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That's funny, because I was just looking at that game this past weekend. I keep looking for a shareware dos disk that had 3 versions on it.
One was the original text based version. The second one was called EGA Trek but it didn't look like this. It was full-screen. When you fired the phasers, there was a field that fluctuated around the ship you were firing at.
The 3rd game was called Vga Trek. It had nicer graphics and the ships glided across the screen. Also, the phasers were little red dashes that flew across the screen. And the torpedoes were little dots that did the same. If your short range sensors were damaged when you tried to dock at a starbase, it would cut to a screen where you had to guide the ship in manually to dock using a joystick.
Wish I could find those games again.
Edit: It was actually called CGA Trek.