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- From: toddb@mr2.Eng.Sun.COM (Todd Bernhard)
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.palmtops
- Subject: Sun <--> HP95 (was Re: Reliability of HP95LX?)
- Date: 29 Jul 1992 23:59:30 GMT
- Organization: Sun Microsystems, Mt. View, Ca.
- Lines: 52
- Message-ID: <l7ec72INNph1@exodus.Eng.Sun.COM>
- References: <greg.711857985@octopus> <41590004@hpbbm.bbn.hp.com.> <12556@inews.intel.com> <1992Jul29.155830.15119@linus.mitre.org>
- NNTP-Posting-Host: mr2
-
- Are you sure your macro used double backslashes? My macro is below...
- works like a charm...
-
- ---todd
-
- In article <1992Jul29.155830.15119@linus.mitre.org> sokay@cyclone.mitre.org (Stephen J. Okay) writes:
- >Also experienced: I use a macro to load in a .DCF file into the comm program and
- >then set up kermit the appropriate way to do transfer between my 95 and our
- >Sparcservers. I've had Kermit refuse to perform any transfers at all when using
- >the macro, but when I perform the keystrokes manually, it works perfectly.
- >
- >All the settings were the same in both cases(I checked to make sure I didn't
- >get any weird characters or errors in the macro.
- >
- >Any clues on either of these would be great...
- >---Steve
- >Stephen Okay sokay@mitre.org
-
- set file type binary
- get a:\\bin\\*.exe
- get a:\\bin\\*.com
- get a:\\bin\\*.bat
- get a:\\bin\\*.lng
- get a:\\exm\\*.exm
- get a:\\wks\\*.wk1
- get c:\\pcx\\*.pcx
- get a:\\txt\\*.txt
- get a:\\*.pbk
- get a:\\*.abk
- get c:\\*.bat
- get c:\\bin\\*.exe
- get c:\\bin\\*.com
- get c:\\bin\\*.rc
- get c:\\bin\\*.env
- get c:\\bin\\*.hlp
- get c:\\_dat\\*.txt
- get c:\\_dat\\*.lst
- get c:\\_dat\\*.cnf
- get c:\\_dat\\*.env
- get c:\\_dat\\*.dat
- get c:\\_dat\\*.fcf
- get c:\\_dat\\*.dcf
- get c:\\_dat\\*.dat
- get c:\\_dat\\*.pcx
- finish
-
-
- --
- Todd Bernhard, Sun Microsystems, toddb@Sun.COM <my opinions are MINE>
- "A product manager is a person who has all the responsibility but none of
- the power to make a product successful." --Guy Kawasaki, Selling the Dream
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