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From: "Matthew K. Abbas" <[e-mail]>
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kermit.misc
Subject: K95 and WinNT for HP48
Date: Wed, 10 Jul 1996 07:53:48 -0500
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I have been about 50% successful using K95 on WinNT to send and receive
text files to an HP48.  Our office recently made the move to NT and I got
drug into this.  I use an HP48 with TDS software for Land Surveying and in
the past I was able to use the software provided (which uses Kermit for
DOS).  Now because of NT's ways I have to try and use K95.  My problem is
that I can send files from the HP to NT, but I cannot send files to the
HP.  I have set the file type to text and have manually set the interrupt
and I/O in NT for the com1.  The only thing different when using Kermit
for DOS is that it detects Text CP437?  Any help would be much appreciated
as rebooting to DOS and not being connected to my network is getting real
old.

Matthew