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From: david@ANL-MCS.ARPA
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Subject: Re: The MODEM communications package.
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Date: Thu, 24-Jan-85 19:37:39 EST
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	   I am trying to trace a public domain communications package for CP/M
	machines and MS-DOS.  The different versions of the suite are called
	MODEM and MODEM7, and appear to have been written by Irvin Hoff and
	Christopher Rhodes.  Does anyone know of a supplier/distributer of this
	for the Osborne Executive, Epsons and IBM clones.
	   Sorry if this is not the best list to mail.
	
	Tim Lee

They were actually written by Randy <something> and Ward Christiansen.
They run on CP/M machines.  You can call up an RBBS somewhere and
they might have a copy.  Or you can get ahold of the CP/M users group
and they have it on one of their disks.  (Or there is a similar
group for IBM users).  Failing all that, SIMTEL-20.ARPA keeps
archives of micro stuff.  They may be able to help you.
(Keith Peterson <W8SDZ@SIMTEL-20.ARPA> is the keeper of the archives there).

		David Herron

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