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From: quimby@itsgw.rpi.edu (Tom Stewart)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.ms
Subject: Re: kermit in windows3.0
Keywords: kermit, windows3.0
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Date: 19 Nov 90 11:15:24 GMT
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In article <133089@pyramid.pyramid.com> mikel@pyrps5.pyramid.com (Mike Lipsie) writes:
>
>To download files in Terminal you need to do two things.
>
>First, you need to tell Terminal what protocol to use.  This is
>done by clicking Settings.  Then click Binary Transfers... 
>(use Text Transfers... for downloading ASCII).  Then choose
>Kermit (since Xmodem/CRC is the default).
>
>Second, when you are ready to download the file click Transfer,
>click Receive Binary File, and answer the appropriate questions.
>
>What is happening to you now is that Terminal is trying to
>receive the file using Xmodem protocol.
>
 
It's been my experience that Terminal has trouble receiving files
using the kermit protocol, although it seems to send correctly. 
  
Quimby
  
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