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From: "Scott Caissie" <scottac@nb.sympatico.ca>
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kermit.misc
Subject: output pacing questions
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Whats the default pacing speed? I'm guessing 1 millisecond.
Can I turn off the pre-check for pacing speed?
When I increase this to a significant number such as 1000-2000 milliseconds,
and try to output a string, it waits the full duration in COMMAND mode for
the pacing. When I go to CONNECT mode, it takes an equal amount of time to
output it. I have no problem with the last part. Its suppose to output at a
certain speed that you specify.
I just don't get why it does a pre-check on pacing.
example:
set output pacing 2000
output testing123
its gonna sit for 20 seconds before I get access to the prompt again. Then
when I go to CONNECT mode, it will do the same thing. How do I turn off the
pre-checking or whatever this is?
The main goal was to do a very long task by checking anywhere from 10-200
articles. I wanted it slow enough as to not cause any errors as to which
screen it will be on. But the pre-check phase sorta scraped that idea
entirely.