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From: fdc@watsun.cc.columbia.edu (Frank da Cruz)
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Subject: Re: null modem file transfer
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In article <9802131517.aa08163@vagabond.armory.com>,
Bela Lubkin <scomsc@xenitec.on.ca> wrote:
: ...
: Huh. A "System III PC/IX" binary might very well work on 8086 Xenix
: 3.0. But you say you don't have that one either... ;-}
:
Right. I guess this would be a good time for a "last call" to anybody who
is still following this thread to send in old Kermit binaries (or better
yet, recent Kermit binaries built on old or obscure systems) that we don't
already show on the C-Kermit UNIX binaries list at:
http://www.columbia.edu/kermit/ck60ubin.html
If you have any, give me a buzz at fdc@columbia.edu.
: Kermit's a good program, but it isn't always the right solution to every
: communications problem!
:
It depends on who you ask :-)
- Frank