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From: john1233@csd4.milw.wisc.edu (Thomas M Johnson)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.atari.8bit
Subject: Re: Using Kermit65 with either the XM301 or 1030, HELP!
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Date: Thu, 19-Nov-87 11:32:31 EST
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Posted: Thu Nov 19 11:32:31 1987
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Keywords: Kermit, Kermit65, XM301, 1030, HELP!

In article <723@potpourri.UUCP> pkopp@potpourri.UUCP (Paul Kopp) writes:
>No, no, no!!!  The T: handler in NOT built into the XM301 OR the 1030
>modems.  The T: handler is usually appended (or pre-pended) to the
>modem PROGRAM you are using.

You're right, but the 1030 has the T: handler built in. Its part of the
built term program of the 1030. Do you have to load anything to use the
1030? I thought you just had to turn it on and away you go...

Like I said, I an MPP user.
				    Tom