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From: bowen@sunybcs.UUCP
Newsgroups: comp.sys.cbm
Subject: Re: Kermit News
Message-ID: <4953@sunybcs.UUCP>
Date: Mon, 31-Aug-87 10:06:00 EDT
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Posted: Mon Aug 31 10:06:00 1987
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Reply-To: bowen@joey.UUCP (Devon E Bowen)
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In article <6708@eddie.MIT.EDU> hmiller@eddie.MIT.EDU (Herb Miller) writes:
>In article <4941@sunybcs.UUCP> bowen@joey.UUCP (Devon E Bowen) writes:
>>Is this a mistake? DEL is the default and backspace is ctrl-h (a pain!).
>>This is the main reason I only use kermit for file transfers and use
>>another program for working (one which I can define the delete key).
>
>What version of Kermit are you using?  The copy I got from Ray (admittedly
>a beta version) has DEL sending ^H and INST sends DEL.

I've got the 2.0 release from Dr. Evil's. I know it's sending DEL instead
of ctrl-h because my csh doesn't understand it (my csh backspace is set to
^H) but my tcsh works fine with it (which accepts either DEL of ^H as
the backspace character). I'll double check it, but I'm 99% sure. Could I
have accidently changed this by messing with parameters? I'd much prefer
having it as ^H.

                                   Devon Bowen (KA2NRC)
                                   University of Buffalo

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