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From: Mark Sapiro <msapiro@value.net>
Subject: Re: Novice Question
Date: 4 Mar 2000 06:08:41 GMT
Organization: Not Very Much
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To: kermit.misc@columbia.edu
Janjanam Vijaya Kumar <jkumar@qualcomm.com> wrote:
: I just started using kermit to dial-in to my ISP. After the entering the
: user name and password, I need to send F7 to complete the connection. Can
: somebody suggest how I can do that with kermit. I will appreciate any help.
There are verbs that can be used in scripts to represent the sequences
which are sent by these keys on a terminal. E.g. "output \kdecf7" sends
the DEC terminal F7 sequence. Type 'help kverbs' in Kermit for a list.
However, the requirement to 'send' F7 to complete the connection
sounds suspiciously like windows dial-up networking. If this is
the case, I don't think you can use Kermit to establish a dial-up
networking connection. If you need to script some interaction which
is a part of establishing a dial-up networking connection, I think
you need to use the scripting facility of dial-up networking. See
the "Dial-Up Networking/script files" windows help topic.
--
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