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From: SEWALL@UCONNVM.BITNET (Murph Sewall)
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Subject: Re: kermit bugs (?)
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Date: 15 May 88 02:17:26 GMT
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>interesting note on a problem that I have encountered.  I am still using
>3.81 (sorry murphy - am still trying to coordinate getting the new stuff
>down to my machine...sigh).  When I am getting output to the screen and
>a ^G (bell) is encountered, I lose data.  Note that I am running a IIgs
>at fast speed with interrupts and with the modem buffer on.

Old problem.  The standard GS "bell" causes that problem with all the
versions of Kermit (as far as I know).  Grant Delaney sent several
alternate beeps/buzzes to APPLE2-L some time ago (at least one of which
fixes the problem).  I'm also told it can be eliminated with Visibell
(sorry, I don't own a IIgs, so I'm just relying on <fallible> memory :-).

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