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From: eww@OBERON.LCS.MIT.EDU (Wes Williams)
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Subject: ProDos Kermit
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Date: Fri, 6-Mar-87 10:17:00 EST
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Posted: Fri Mar  6 10:17:00 1987
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Due to the response, I went back to the Kermit pgm and reviewed the
process for conversion. If you have the Kermit text files, it is a
simple matter for all do.

1. Ececute the files in Dos 3.3 to set them up as working program modules.
2. Use the ProDos filer to convert the files from dos 3.3 to prodos.
3. Run the prodos converted system. Yup that's it!!

The only mods that I made were to the VT100 emulation pgm. (not Kermit)
In those pgms, all that was necessary was to revise the program names
to give ProDos a pgm name short enough to be recognized. This was done
in the text and basic files in order for the pgm to look for the correct
file names to run, as well as renamming the files used so that they would
run.