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From: ABN.ISCAMS@USC-ISID.ARPA
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Subject: Turbo Pascal Kermit
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Date: Mon, 29-Jul-85 07:38:00 EDT
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Posted: Mon Jul 29 07:38:00 1985
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NetLandians,

Moved down a nice little Turbo Pascal Kermit from DEC-MARLBORO.  Author
is Jeff Duncan, written in Dec 84.

Didn't hear anything on the nets about it (as I recall), so thought I'd
remind people.

Nice little package.  Not a real "full house" Kermit with all the bells and
whistles, but a real nice neat framework and the basic protocol to work from.
Much easier to hack and install than the big Assembler Kermits (believe me!),
and works just fine as is.

His package is "generic CP/M", using the Iobyte to switch ports between
Rdr/Punch and Console, but the interface is so nice and clean that it would be
fairly easy to hack in anything else you want.

Maybe some PC or MS-DOS wizard could do a hack and give us a module to handle
that environment?  Sure could use that myself, since I have friends with PC type
systems that need something, but don't have a machine handy to experiment on.

That Kermit is NOT at SIMTEL20, to the best of my knowledge, and maybe oughtta
be - sure is neat!

Regards,
David Kirschbaum
Toad Hall
ABN.ISCAMS@USC-ISID