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From: gilmore@brahms.udel.edu (Scott Gilmore)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.ms
Subject: Re: MS-Kermit for MS-Windows 3.0, and TERMINAL...
Keywords: Windows 3.0, kermit, vt100, vt-100
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Date: 13 Sep 90 19:30:17 GMT
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In article <9848.4979.forumexp@mts.rpi.edu> Barry Bailey writes:
>   Recently someone indicated that there was a version of Kermit for
>   Windows, distributed from Columbia.  ... It supports H19 and ANSI terminal 
>   types ... Our system requires VT100 terminal emulation. ...
>   Is there a WIN 3.0 version of Kermit in the works...

There is a program called wn100k which is available on at least one of the Win3 
archive sites (e.g., cica.cica.indiana.edu, terminator.cc.umich.edu, 
serv1.cl.msu.edu).  It is a vt100 kermit program for Win3, and was written by
the same author (William Hall, who writes the Windows column for PC Magazine)
as the previous Z/H19 version for Win2.  I tried it out, but still prefer
WinQVT because it has better screen fonts, more terminal emulations, and
more transfer protocols (e.g., Zmodem).  Unlike previous versions of QVT, 
I have not had any problems with the kermit protocol in the latest 
version (4.36, you can get it too from one of the ftp sites), although I
usually use Zmodem for my transfers.  I don't know if either of the above fix
the PBX problems the author originally mentioned.