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From: ahd@OMNIGATE.CLARKSON.EDU (Drew Derbyshire)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.zenith.z100
Subject: Re:  MS-Kermit for Z100's
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Date: 11 Jan 89 03:35:27 GMT
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Z-100 MS-Kermit 2.9c was no good.  Junk.  Trash.  It tried to issue an
escape sequence between every character displayed, which trahsed all
other escape sequences.  It also overlaid the BIOS, ran too slow, and
generally was not mentioned in polite company.

Z-100 MS-Kermit 2.29d and 2.31 (I think the latest was beta test 4 that
I shipped to Columbia) has the required BREAK verb you seek.  Aside
from now being able to assign to BREAK or shift-F12, you can put in any
key your heart desires.  (I have it shift-break, myself; the
restriction is because the Z-100 BIOS appears to intercept the BREAK
and shift-F12 keys.)  This is available from cunixc.cc.columbia.edu via
anonymous FTP as kermit/a/mstz100.boo, and it has a doc file
kermit/a/mstz10.doc.  I can mail you the BOO file if you do not have FTP
access.

Drew