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From: greg@eng.umd.edu (Gregory J. Wolodkin)
Newsgroups: comp.binaries.ibm.pc.d
Subject: Re: Procomm Plus 2.0 "features"
Keywords: Procomm Plus 2.0, freeware Zmodem
Message-ID: <1991Feb18.021308.845@eng.umd.edu>
Date: 18 Feb 91 02:13:08 GMT
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In article <2095@raybed2.msd.ray.com> (RICK CARLE) writes:
>I tried the procomm+ test drive until mskermit 3.0 came out, then I
>switched to kermit for network use.  Kermit 3.0 has the absolute best
>VT102 terminal emulation I've seen (after a little tuning) and, of
>course, it has the best kermit protocol.  But no zmodem.  Then rbcomm
>3.3 appeared.  It has a really great zmodem implementation. [...]

I also set fire to procomm+... indeed there is no kermit like kermit. 
There is an excellent freeware Zmodem driver, written by Drue Kennon and 
Gary Smith, available at wuarchive as /mirrors/msdos/zmodem/pcz30390.zip.
It's not a complete comm program, but rather lends itself to being called
from your existing non-Z comm program.  Works well with kermit.

Cheers,
Greg		greg@eng.umd.edu