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From: JDB8042@RIGEL.TAMU.EDU (John D. Baker)
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Subject: CP/M Modem Program
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Date: 8 Oct 90 18:33:10 GMT
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Billy,

There are a number of communications programs available for CP/M, most
of them are public domain.

The most common are IMP and MEX.  I use QTERM v4.2g by David
Goodenough.

If this is for an Apple CP/M system, I can supply QTERM on Apple 5.25"
disks (or just about any disk format thanks to 22DISK on my brother's
Compaq).

If the PC has a communications program, you can dial up any CP/M-based
BBS (RCP/M) and get a CP/M comm. program.  If you have any native Apple
comm program, you can DL the files from the PC and use whatever Native
Apple<-->Apple CP/M tranfer progs you have to get them into the CP/M
environment.  Then, its just a matter of installation....(!)

Contact me if you have questions.

John D. Baker ->A former Apple CP/M-80 nut[ov]
	      ->Now, An Apple ZCPR3 nut // (PCPI AppliCard)