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From: fdc@watsun.cc.columbia.edu (Frank da Cruz)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kermit.misc
Subject: Re: Help with autodial in MSKERMIT - V3.11 DOS
Date: 22 Nov 1994 14:40:46 GMT
Organization: Columbia University
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In article <kdesai.785471803@black.clarku.edu>,
Kamalkumar R. Desai <kdesai@black.clarku.edu> wrote:
>I am using DOS 6.22 and MSKERMIT V3.11 (Yes I will get 3.14 soon), I have
>written a small script to call my school using my modem and once connects
>types my username and password and logs me in. It works fine but I would
>like to start it from DOS prompt, i.e. type "LOGMEIN.BAT" and this file
>should have one line.
>
>KERMIT SCHOOL.TAK
>
>That does works too i.e. I can start it from C:>/ prompt and would put me
>to my school $ prompt on vax. However whenever I hit Alt-X (Escape
>sequence) it puts me to DOS prompt rather then MS-KERMIT> prompt. I am
>sure there is a way to do it so that it won't kick me out to DOS. I
>looked into Manual (Using Kermit.. F. Da'Cruz book) and README files but
>no avail.
>
Actually, the manual is:
Christine M. Gianone, "Using MS-DOS Kermit", Second Edition, Digital
Press / Butterworth-Heinemann, Woburn, MA, 1992, 345 pages, ISBN
1-55558-082-3.
Look on page 202, section Command Line Invocation:
Several commands may be given on the command line, separated by commas.
... MS-DOS Kermit will exit back to DOS after completing the specified
commands unless you include the STAY commaand on the command line:
C> kermit connect, stay
(end quote).
- Frank