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From: Jeff Weik <[e-mail]>
Subject: Mackermit Problems
Date: Fri, 05 Feb 1999 17:24:41 GMT
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I am having difficulties getting Mackermit on my Mac to recognise data sent
from some lab equipment. Specifically, I have a HP 3390A Integrator hooked up
to a Mac SE/30. I am trying to get Mackermit to receive the transferred data
as it becomes available, however i cannot seem to configure Kermit to allow
me to do this. What specific mode do i need to enter to receive the data? All
I can seem to find is modes allowing the transfer of actual files, which is
not what i need to do. Is there a way to configure Mackermit to receive a
flow of data? How do I need to approach this? Is Mackermit even capable of
this? I have version 0993 Pre-alpha. Any help would be greatly appreciated
Jeff Weik [e-mail]

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