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I am interested in obtaining an established, automated, timed utility
to make daily connections using Kermit  from a WIN 95 / K-95 system to
multiple DOS / Kermit-server locations , "GET" a list of files, save
them to a directory established for each location, then go get the files
from the next location. The "Using C-Kermit" programming book has all
the fun stuff to accomplish this, but if a utility already exists...
Anything freeware, shareware, commercial, ect will be fine.

Larry White
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AAPCO Computers