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From: [e-mail] (Matthew B. Guest)
Subject: Re: Help with flow rate
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Larson Keith Adams ([e-mail]) wrote:
: I'm having real problems.  Transferring via a 14400, I cannot get
: above 300cps.  Is the problem at the host (packet length set at
: 1000) or on my home system (WinComm Pro...doesn't seem to be much
: in the way of settings).

You may have problems in both . The immediate problem is your WinComm
Pro . It is using 64 bit packes and 1 at a time . I would suggest getting
MS-Kermit . If WinComm Pro supports external protocols , follow the
instructions on how to do that . Otherwise use MS-Kermit as the
term program also.
--
Matt - Linux Help via e-mail

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