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Date: Wed, 5-Aug-87 23:47:00 EDT
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On 8/5  Larry W. Virden writes -

>2. Apple requires a program publisher (one who distributes software on
>a disk) to become a licensee of Apple's ProDos and Basic if they plan on
>having these two programs on a disk that they sell.

How's that apply to "shareware" or public domain where the programs
are given away (shareware may be a special case because of the implied
sale)?

>So far I have not gotten Medin's Kermit 3.76 to work - I am still waiting
>answers on what files it needs to even start, let alone dial, etc.
>Anyone out there use Kermit?

If I can figure out how to send you mail from bitnet, I can help out.
The VT100 emulation in 3.78 is better than the one in 3.76
(at least on a //c, the 3.76 hangs sometimes and does other strange
things).  Kermit now will execute "macros" on loading IF there is a
KERMIT.INIT text file on the disk (it doesn't have to be there, it
just says it didn't find one and loads anyway if there is not).
It also recognizes a KERMIT.MODEM file with phone numbers (assumes
Hayes AT commands).  Otherwise to dial, CONnect and type ATDP phone
number (or ATDT if you have touch tone).

I got 3.78 and the IIgs driver (which I don't use, but which I passed
along to someone else) from medin-t@shark.nosc.mil

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