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From: macman@wpi.wpi.edu (Christopher Silverberg)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Auto-receiving with White Knight 11
Message-ID: <5716@wpi.wpi.edu>
Date: 19 Nov 89 06:16:48 GMT
Organization: Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Worcester, Mass.
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There have been a few postings regarding the lack of an auto-recieve option
in White Knight. As Norm already pointed out, there IS auto-receive for a
direct WK to WK connection, but how many times in our life will we do that??
 
But I do have an a method for making your own auto-receive using a simple
procedure...

First, write a procedure to call a system, or a multitude of systems.
(For instance, I have one that logs in my password and sets me up to VT102
emulation for my school computer. 

  1> Use the PUTPARAM 658,1 (for unix) or PUTPARAM 658,0 (for opus), and
     you'll be all set for auto send.

  2> Set up an endless loop to watch for the string "00000000000" or
     whatever the standard send for a recieve zmodem file and then branch
     to RECZ and you'll be all set for auto receive.  

  
That is what I have done... it works well. BUT, if we let Scott know that
we would like to see Auto Recieve/Send for White Knight AND OPUS AND UNIX,
I'm sure it will be included in the next version.

(For instance, there would be a selection box for Auto-Recieve. It would
have three options 1>White Knight  2>Opus systems  3>Unix systems.) 
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