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From: stefan@seismo.CSS.GOV@wheaton.UUCP (Stefan Brandle)
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Date: Mon, 9-Mar-87 11:05:05 EST
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Subject: Re: Conversion of Apple II file to Lotus?
Summary: Kermit good way of doing inter-computer file transfer
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We often have to get stuff apple -> pc.  An easy way is to use kermit to
1) get the stuff to a mainframe and then 2) from the mainframe to the pc.
Pc -> apple works just the same.  I think ms-kerm may support local mode
(or whatever it is) so that you can skip the mainframe.