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From: LYMAN@IASSNS.BITNET
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: YAKR (yet another kermit request)
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Date: Thu, 22-Jan-87 15:12:00 EST
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Posted: Thu Jan 22 15:12:00 1987
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I would like a kermit which will talk to my Hayes Micromodem II (110/300 baud
internal, slot 2 on a II+, smaller than a breadbox)  Ultimately I will be
buying a Super Serial Board, and a modem but in the meantime this is what I
have.  Any kermits out there know about this?

Please send mail address (the US mail type) and/or phone #.  I have had some
replies stymied by the total lack of intelligence of the mail program i am
using, and thus been unable to reply.  Name@site.arpa or site.bitnet (preferable
)
i can deal with, but as soon as you get to % signs or more than one UUCP host,
my program groans and dies.

To get in touch with me, I can be reached at:

Lyman hurd
11 Tupelo Row
Princeton NJ
08540 (home)  (609) 921-7658 (with machine)

or

507 Fine Hall
Princeton University
Princeton NJ 08544

I suspect that the University is less likely to consider diskettes foldable.

I have XMODEM capability, in theory, I've never tried it, so I would also be
game to trying to download a program that way.

I am not particular about DOS 3.3/Pascal/ProDos, although Pascal is preferred.

Thanks in advance,

Lyman