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From: schuh@geowhiz.UUCP (David Schuh)
Newsgroups: net.micro.mac
Subject: Re: File transfer "How It's Done".
Message-ID: <223@geowhiz.UUCP>
Date: Wed, 31-Jul-85 10:00:50 EDT
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Posted: Wed Jul 31 10:00:50 1985
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Organization: UW Madison, Geology Dept.
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> Re: 'Got Bad Block'
> 
> Whether it is MacTerminal braindamage or not, macput seems to ALWAYS work
> if you have disabled XON/XOFF in the Compatibility Settings.  With xon/xoff
> enabled macput seems to fail about half the time.  I've given up, I just
> turn it off, macput lots of stuff, and turn it back on.
> 
> =Ned=

Ahh.  This is interesting, today I had finally decided to ask the net
for help with some quirks in the works when I transfer.
When I bring my mac in to our facility and can hook it up at 9600 bd,
macput and macget work great never a problem (Xon/Xoff chosen no time delays).
But when I take it home and use it on my 300 baud modem (acoustic), Puke city.
Macput almost always jams up, but I have OK luck with macget. !?!?!?!
  I will try what you suggested and see if that helps but I dont understand
why it should make any difference where my mac is.  Perhaps someone could shed 
some light.


PS. I have tried all sorts of settings for pauses between lines and chars.