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From: jcocon%hazel.cs.clemson.edu@hubcap.clemson.edu (James C. O'Connor III, 2846)
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Subject: Re: Msg From Scott Watson
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Date: 2 Dec 89 04:05:13 GMT
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From article <1125@bridge2.ESD.3Com.COM>, by ngg@bridge2.ESD.3Com.COM (Norman Goodger):
> 2) Your copy of Okyto sez "Sorry, but this beta test version has expired"
>    These fixes are _not_ your fault, but mine.  Again, we have a free
>    disk replacement policy (I have a mandate that they go out the same
>    day we get them, even before new orders are filled), and I'll
>    additionally try to get the patch files distributed as widely as
>    possible.


The problem I have with Okyto is:
 1)  "Multifinder", after being transfered didn't work, "Application damaged"
     or some such message.
 2)  Twice, trying to send the LaserWriter file crashed the sending Mac
The Macs were a MacIIx and a MacSE hooked up over AppleTalk with no one else
on the lines.  The connection was straight from serial port to serial port.
We successfully transferred many files, but couldn't get the LaserWriter file
accross without hanging my machine.

Thanks,
Jim
PS:  I am really happy with WK11.01 and will probably be buying an Okyto
for my Dad so we can zap each other files (he isn't about ready to try to
master WK, and we need the highest throughput we can get!).
Thanks Scott.