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From: kws1x@dale.acc.Virginia.EDU (Kenneth W. Smith Jr)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.cbm
Subject: Help with Kermit 2.2
Keywords: receive?!?  Aaaarrrggghhh!
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Date: 28 Nov 89 21:33:45 GMT
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	Here is a question for the Kermit-Wizards out there.  I have
Kermit 2.2 for the 64.  I connect to my LAN and logon to the UNIX machine
I use at work which runs SysV.  My goal is to d/l some binaries that I have
on UNIX.  So far I have been successful only once.
	The settings that I am required to use are:
		IBM mode on
		Parity even or mark
		baud 1200
		file-type binary
(These are for my version of Kermit, not for the UNIX) 
	I set the UNIX-Kermit to file type binary and then send filename.
I escape out to my kermit, type receive, and it sits there.  The time I
did d/l a file was timing the incoming packets with hitting the return key
to collect them and send them to disk.  What am I missing?  Is there a
parameter that I am overlooking or not setting correctly?
	Any help at all will be greatly appreciated!!!

Thanx in advance,

K W Smith, Jr.


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