julian@osu-eddie.UUCP (Julian Gomez) (06/26/85)
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How can i get MacTerminal to stop saying there's no modem connected?
It complains but goes ahead and completes dialing anyway. Do i have to
carry DTR etc. to the modem? Right now i'm just using ground, transmit
and receive.
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Julian "a tribble took it" Gomez
The Ohio State University
{ucbvax,decvax}!cbosg!osu-eddie!julianrjd@linus.UUCP (Robert DeBenedictis) (07/02/85)
Another quick question about MacTerminal: When using it to receive a file using xmodem in "Macintosh" mode, how do you tell it to use a different disk. With macput, the "recieving" file dialog box pops up automatically and you never have a chance to tell it what disk to use. Is there an option of macput that allows you to specify where the file will go?
ron@aicchi.UUCP (Ron Spizzirri) (07/06/85)
In article <444@linus.UUCP> rjd@linus.UUCP (Robert DeBenedictis) writes: > >Another quick question about MacTerminal: When using it to receive a file >using xmodem in "Macintosh" mode, how do you tell it to use a different disk. > >With macput, the "recieving" file dialog box pops up automatically and you >never have a chance to tell it what disk to use. Is there an option of >macput that allows you to specify where the file will go? I don't know about macput, but MacTerminal will use the last disk used for a save......So just do a SAVE AS to the target disk prior to starting macput. -- Ron Spizzirri Analysts International Corporation (Chicago) (312) 882-4673 ihnp4!aicchi!ron
egv@aicchi.UUCP (Vann) (07/08/85)
> > Another quick question about MacTerminal: When using it to receive a file > using xmodem in "Macintosh" mode, how do you tell it to use a different disk. > > With macput, the "recieving" file dialog box pops up automatically and you > never have a chance to tell it what disk to use. Is there an option of > macput that allows you to specify where the file will go? The simplest method is simply to "SAVE AS" the MacTerminal document to a disk of your choice and all OUTPUT will then be directed to that drive. -- Eric Geoffrey Vann Analysts International (Chicago Branch) (312) 882-4673 ..!ihnp4!aicchi!egv
thomas@utah-gr.UUCP (Spencer W. Thomas) (07/10/85)
>> >> Another quick question about MacTerminal: When using it to receive a file >> using xmodem in "Macintosh" mode, how do you tell it to use a different disk. >> You can put "diskname:" in front of your filename (using the -n option to macput) to force it to go to a particular disk. However, all the versions of MacTerminal I have used have a bug that causes them to read the free space from the "startup" disk. -- =Spencer ({ihnp4,decvax}!utah-cs!thomas, thomas@utah-cs.ARPA) "You don't get to choose how you're going to die. Or when. You can only decide how you're going to live." Joan Baez