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From: unknown@ucscb.UCSC.EDU (The Unknown User)
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Subject: Re: Telecommunication
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Date: 31 Oct 90 08:28:41 GMT
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In article <281@sgfb.ssd.ray.com> jcy@sgfb.ssd.ray.com (Jeffrey C. Yancho) writes:
>    Second, I have apple kermit v3.81, It seems to loose characters
>            when the screen scrolls.  Is this a problem with my set
>            up or is there a bug in the copy of kermit that I have?

	You have to toggle (i.e. switch to the position it's not at now)
switch 2-6 on your Super Serial Card.. That is, in the SECOND BANK of
DIP switches, toggle switch 6. That will automagically fix everything.

>I am looking for a public domain copy of a communication program 
>(other than kermit) if anyone has one that they could email to me 
>it would be much appreciated.

	I suggest you BUY ProTERM. I think it blows away every other
communications program... I realize you said you're looking for a public
domain program, but ProTERM is so good (easy to use and powerful) that
it's worth buying.
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