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From: c60c-3eb@web-2g.berkeley.edu (David Mou)
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Subject: Re: Cat-Fur
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Date: 8 Mar 90 04:01:23 GMT
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In article <1279@carroll1.cc.edu> acct069@carroll1.cc.edu (Ron) writes:
>
>Those of us that were lucky enough (IMHO) to own an Apple-Cat modem,
>should remember a program called "Cat-Fur".  It was used to transfer files
>back and forth between 2 machines via some strange and unique protocol.
>
 I don't know.... Cat-Fur is for those 'unfortunate' enough who can't buy
a 212 upgrade for it.  It's basically 1200 half duplex transfer program.
Unless your friend has a 9600 half d modem I don't see any use for it.  Besides
experience tells me AE/ProTerm are more reliable as well.  If you still need
that source code I can ask around for it.