ari@cunixc.columbia.edu (Ari Shamash) (08/01/88)
[Munch... Munch...] Does anybody have a public domain copy of Kermit for the Apple II computer? I have an Apple II and a super serial card. I would like to transfer some test files to a MacIntosh, and I figured this would be the easiest and cheapest way (I already have kermit for the Mac.) I tried simple text-capture transfers, but for some reason, Red Ryder, the Mac Program I was using, lost some data at high baud rates (i.e. anything over 2400 baud..) Any help would be appreciated. Please send me E-Mail, as I don't read this news group very often. Ari -- BITNET: ashus@cuvmb.bitnet Let's go Ari Shamash ARPANET: ari@cunixc.cc.columbia.edu METS! 801 Watson, 612 W115th St. USENET: ...!rutgers!columbia!cunixc!ari New York, NY 10025 PHONE: (212) 280-8555 Ya know, all science, no philosophy..-Real Genius
cjl@ecsvax.uncecs.edu (Charles Lord) (08/02/88)
This was the second request in a week. SOMEONE post Kermit 3.84 or even 3.83 with docs to comp.binaries.apple2, please? I also wish to thank those who mailed (or offered to mail) Kermit to me when I requested it. -- Charles Lord ..!decvax!mcnc!ecsvax!cjl Usenet Cary, NC cjl@ecsvax.uncecs.edu Bitnet #include <std.disclamers> #include <cutsey.quote>
iadt3tb@pyr.gatech.EDU (T. Terrell Banks) (08/03/88)
In article ... someone wrote: } } }This was the second request in a week. SOMEONE post Kermit 3.84 }or even 3.83 with docs to comp.binaries.apple2, please? } I made the offer on comp.sys.apple before Christmas to send a disk (in a dependable mailer) containing the "exec" files to create Kermit for the Apple ][ to anyone who sends me $3.00US and their regular mail address. The disk boots (DOS3.3) into the unpacker/packer program 'DDD' and you then unpack the exec files and the documentation file onto blank disks. After that the unpacked text files are used, by entering 'EXEC KER384.1', to create the Kermit program from the data on the disk. If you want to get a copy drop me a note with the $3.00 and I'll make you a copy and mail it to you. Cheers, Terry Banks T. Terrell Banks uucp: ...!{backbone}!gatech!gitpyr!iadt3tb Georgia Insitute of Technology - I.S.A. Internet: iadt3tb@pyr.gatech.edu 190 Third Street NW Bitnet : iadt3tb@gitvm1 Atlanta, Georgia 30332-0185 -- T. Terrell Banks uucp: {backbone}!gatech!gitpyr!iadt3tb Georgia Insitute of Technology - I.S.A. Internet: iadt3tb@pyr.gatech.edu 190 Third Street NW Bitnet : iadt3tb@gitvm1 Atlanta, Georgia 30332-0185
pmwenzel@tybalt.caltech.edu (Peter M. Wenzel) (08/04/88)
In article <6151@pyr.gatech.EDU> iadt3tb@pyr.UUCP (T. Terrell Banks) writes: >In article ... someone wrote: >} >} >}This was the second request in a week. SOMEONE post Kermit 3.84 >}or even 3.83 with docs to comp.binaries.apple2, please? I have 3.83, but what's this about 3.84 all of a sudden? Is it legitimate? Kermit Distribution at Columbia University still only has 3.81, so am I correct in assuming anything more recent is not an official version? ___ __/ \ _ / _ \_/ \__^__/\_/-\ Pete Wenzel | | | ---PMWenzel----> Caltech 1-60 | |_| ==============/ Pasadena, CA 91126 \__ / @CITRomeo.Bitnet (818) 577-9005 \___/ @Juliet.Caltech.Edu
JDA@NIHCU.BITNET (Doug Ashbrook) (08/05/88)
> I have 3.83, but what's this about 3.84 all of a sudden? Is it legitimate? > Kermit Distribution at Columbia University still only has 3.81, so am I > correct in assuming anything more recent is not an official version? Version 3.84 is in beta testing. ------------------------------------------------------------------- J. Douglas Ashbrook (301) 496-5181 BITNET: JDA@NIHCU ARPA: jda%nihcu.bitnet@cunyvm.cuny.edu National Institutes of Health, Computer Center, Bethesda, MD 20892