charbonn@crabx.crd.ge.com (Michael R Charbonneau) (11/21/90)
hi, can someone email me or post the internet location of jrCOMM1.01 so that I can use FTP to get a copy. also does anyone know of the latest version of MG? I have MG2a from a fred fish disk and I would like to find the latest version. thanks for your help. email to charbonneau@crd.ge.com michael -- | Michael R. Charbonneau | It goes on all day long | | GE Corporate Research & Development | Everyone knows everything | | Control Systems Laboratory | No one is ever wrong | | Schenectady NY 12345 | until later... |
aites@hpsmpa.HP.COM (Jim Aites) (11/27/90)
Just in case you don't get a response from anyone else...
You can find JRcom (latest rev - I believe) on one of the Devware Disks,
provided you don't mind paying $6 and waiting a week.
BTW - the disk I'm thinking of includes several other 'good' telcom programs
including Kermit. I could get the exact dd, wb, or fd number if needed.joseph@valnet.UUCP (Joseph P. Hillenburg) (11/29/90)
aites@hpsmpa.HP.COM (Jim Aites) writes: > Just in case you don't get a response from anyone else... > > You can find JRcom (latest rev - I believe) on one of the Devware Disks, > provided you don't mind paying $6 and waiting a week. > > BTW - the disk I'm thinking of includes several other 'good' telcom programs > including Kermit. I could get the exact dd, wb, or fd number if needed. If you are oon Fido you can mail his BBS with a "magic keyword" or something like that. Joseph Hillenburg Secretary, Bloomington Amiga Users Group joseph@valnet.UUCP ...!iuvax!valnet!joseph "Only Apple could slow down a 68030 chip." -Computer Shopper