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From: wlj1@cunixb.cc.columbia.edu (Wayne L Jebian)
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Subject: Re: Desterm <was Re: Need help d/l w/Xmodem>
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Date: 13 Jul 90 22:47:50 GMT
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is there Desterm 2.0 yet?

I want to know if anyone has any experience with "Ultraterm V3.0" or
Dialogue 128, or "handyterm 8.*" esp. with 2400. Since I call mostly C/G cBM
BBS's, i have had problems multi d/ling on the Cnets but only the Cnets <128, 
V4.0> 

but I digress.
one other question, does anyone know what is the fastest protocol for file Xfers? is it Wmodem?

-Mark Dolengo