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From: [e-mail] (Jerry Alexandratos)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kermit.misc
Subject: Help With Sessions Under MSK
Date: 7 Feb 1995 15:49:46 -0500
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I'm using msk v3.14 connecting to various Unix hosts from the pc on my
desk.  I've noticed that whenever I switch sessions (using alt-n) that
the screen gets cleared.  Now it appears that an xon/xoff is also being
sent to the session to have it stop outputting to the screen until one
switches back to the session.

So, my two questions.  1) how can I stop kermit from clearing the
screen whenever I switch sessions?  and 2) how can I have kermit not
send the xon/xoff characters and just allow the output to go on
whenever I switch a session?

Are these even possible?  Skimming through `The Book' I couldn't find
an answer.  Now, it's entirely possible that I missed something
(wouldn't be the first time).  So, if it is covered in the
documentation, could someone please tell me the relevant page numbers
at least.

Thanks in advance...

        --Jerry

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