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From: blarson@oberon.UUCP (Bob Larson)
Newsgroups: net.micro.6809
Subject: Re: OS-9 archive access (r/w)?
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Date: Wed, 2-Apr-86 08:32:37 EST
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The readme in James Jone's article is a bit old... both MicroEmacs and
the new version of Kermit have been available for a while.  (Kermit has
been sent to the columbia kermit people also, so it should be available
for uucp or kermit from okstate.)   I sent a disk to the os9
users group conatining kermit, microemacs, sysgo, and a couple of other
things that they probably won't distribute due to their current copywrite
policy.

Submissions can be by ftp or mail... I recomend compress 4.0 and btoa for
sending large sources by mail.

If there is interest, I could probably make them available via bitent also.
I would need help setting theis up either on a vax/vms system or a vm/cms
system.

If there is anything else I can do to help make these available please let
me know.  The main reason I won't mail them out is due to the time it
would take me... I know from experience with os9 kermit.

--
Bob Larson
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