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From: aij@s.cc.purdue.edu (Ray Moody)
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Subject: Kermit 2.0
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Date: Sun, 17-May-87 18:42:18 EDT
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Hello!

    First of all, Everyone that sent for Kermit2.0 should have received theirs
by now.  If you have not, something is horribly wrong.  Send me Email.

    Future distributions of Kermit 2.X should come out much faster.  Sorry
about any inconvenience.



    Second,  If you are interested in beta testing future versions of Kermit,
please send me Email.  I plan to release 2.1, but I have no idea when it will
be ready.  It is still a long way off.  Progress will be slow this summer
because my roommate left and took his 1200 baud modem with him.  I am stuck
with 300 baud.



    Third:

In article <6607@ukmj.ms.uky.csnet> simon@ms.uky.csnet (George Simon) writes:
>	Is kermit 2.00 still public domain???  If so, why doesn't someone
>upload the binary version to Q-link or something.  (Please?!)


    YES!!!  It is public domain.  I have not uploaded it because I do not
have a Q-Link account.

    If someone else wants to upload it, go right ahead. Kermit is public
domain.  I do have one wish:  PLEASE include the docs in the archive.  Kermit
is almost impossible to use without docs.  Thanks.


					Ray Moody -- author of Kermit2.0
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