Footnotes

...protocol^1.1^1.1: A protocol is a set of conventions and of rules that computers follow in order to exchange informations to one another: they must agree, f.i., on the speed, on the form of ``greetings'' to be used at the beginning and the end of a transmission, on how to distinguish between data and control information, which arrive all intermixed, and so on.
... motive^1.2^1.2: From the Kermit Protocol Manual.
... purposes^1.3^1.3: See the Kermit User Guide.
... group^3.1^3.1: Some implementations of Kermit may not support transfer of file groups.
... used^3.2^3.2: See SET PARITY.
... correct^3.3^3.3: See the Kermit User Guide for details.
... functions^3.4^3.4: Few existing Kermits can implement this command
... 8th-bit-prefixing^3.5^3.5: Not all implementations of Kermit have this option.
... mismatches^4.1^4.1: See the SET PARITY command description.
... solved^4.2^4.2: See Kermit User Guide for details.
... errors^4.3^4.3: See the Kermit User Guide for both a more detailed description of these problems and an indication of the possible solutions.