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From: bobl@pro-graphics.UUCP (Bob Lindabury)
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Subject: Re: KERMIT385 Trouble Again!!!!!
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Date: 14 Jun 89 13:56:14 GMT
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Network Comment: to #58 by pnet01!crash!e.isi.edu!SAC.2001CS-SCTC

For those of you having trouble with your transfers of Kermit385 and other
files similar, may I suggest a program called LIST by Stowe Keller.  I believe
that this program may very well solve your cntr-J termination character
problems and this program may well be of use for just standard UNIX or MS-Dos
formatted text files.

The program is called the ProDos8 LIST Utiltity v1.8 for viewing files.  It is
shareware and costs $15.00 if you find it useful.  It has the ability to read
in such file formats as Compressed, ProDOS MS-DOS Unix Hex AWP as well as you
being able to specify your own end line termination character.  I believe it
also has the ability to save these different formats to standard Apple ProDOS
format.  So, you would then just load in KERMIT385 into this program and then
print it to a text file on disk.  You would then exec the resulting file.

I'm not positive this would work but it's worth a try.  If you have any
questions about LIST, you should send mail to
stowekeller@pro-carolina.cts.com.

Bob