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From: dorner@pequod.cso.uiuc.edu (Steve Dorner)
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Subject: Re: MacLayers (what and where)
Keywords: Maclayers
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Date: 12 Jun 90 13:53:46 GMT
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In article <28024@eerie.acsu.Buffalo.EDU> cantie@acsu.Buffalo.EDU (bruce n cantie) writes:
>	I have tryed MacLayers, and like it very much.  The main problem
>that I have is connecting to a sun in 8-bit.  All of our Unix systems are
>set up on 7-1-E dial in lines.
>	
>Thanks for *any* ideas you have....

You could use uw instead.  It doesn't do file transfers, but it's the same
general idea.  I have used it as my mac<->unix terminal emulator of choice
for several years.  It's available on sumex, and works over 7 bit connections.

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Steve Dorner, U of Illinois Computing Services Office
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