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Subject: Re: AE xmodem
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Date: Sun, 15-Feb-87 20:46:00 EST
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Posted: Sun Feb 15 20:46:00 1987
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This is in reference to my recent query about AE Pro's xmodem talking to
a Multics system.  Managed to get it work after someone reminded me that
Telenet (not Telnet) is normally in 7-bit mode, so had to put some set
commands in before connecting to get it into 8-bit mode.  The only other
problem then was that AE Pro of course takes the file exactly as is,
i.e., in Apple's hi-bit-on form, which the receiving system didn't like.
(received OK, just that none of "those" characters were printable --
came out only as their octal equivalents).  Found the chforum utility on
the AE Pro disk to turn DOS format into CP/M; don't know what CP/M is
but that did the trick.