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From: jhurwit@netcom.com (Jeffrey Hurwit)
Subject: Re: Local printing of Web-browser links. Here's how:
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In article <1995Dec6.152006.68951@cc.usu.edu>, Joe Doupnik wrote:
> Note that a formal Kermit protocol file transfer is vastly superior
>to the approach of "transparent printing" (aka, send and hope it gets there
>without overruns/losses/whatnot).
Without a doubt! I was never able to get ANSI printing to work
properly-- even though I had flow control working properly (far as
I knew), chunks of material were lost in the transmission. Finally
I set up Pine and Tin (when I was using those) to pipe the article/
mail into (C-Kermit 190) 'kermit -s - -a prn'. Works like a charm.
Jeff