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From: ray@j.cc.purdue.edu (Ray Moody)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.cbm
Subject: Re: kermit
Message-ID: <6607@j.cc.purdue.edu>
Date: 4 Mar 88 19:38:48 GMT
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In article <228@wsccs.UUCP> gvogel@wsccs.UUCP (George Vogel) writes:
>	I am looking for a public domain version of KERMIT for the C64
>or C128.

    Hi!  I am Ray Moody.  I support Commodore Kermit version 2.0.

    Kermit 2.0 is in the public domain, and may be obtained from:

			Dr. Evil Laboratories
			P.O. Box 190
			St. Paul, IN 47272

    Please send $5.00 (U.S.) to cover the cost of the disk and postage and
handling.  The program itself is free.

    Kermit is also available on the arpanet, on bitnet, and on many bulletin
boards.

    Note that version 2.1 will be available "real soon now".

In article <5230@swan.ulowell.edu> kpratte@hawk.ulowell.edu (Ken Pratte) writes:
>     I have a copy of a public domain Kermit that I consider very good. There
>is only one hangup, when uploading/downloading it uses true ascii and when
>you put it on the disk drive it is still true ascii.

    Try "set file-type petasci".

    Other supported file-types are binary and script (for the speedscript
wordprocessor).  Version 2.1 should include support for a c-power