CCSCHR@UWOCC1.uwo.ca (Chuck Reid) (09/11/89)
How do I convince UniTerm 2.0e to keep a path designation once I enter
File Transfer with Kermit? I can set the path and check for space or
delete files but as soon as I enter Kermit and ask to receive a
file, UniTerm seems to only be interested in my 'A' drive (my prior
setting and use of the Path to D: is not respected)! I boot UniTerm
from my A: drive (can't afford the price of Atari compatible harddrives
compared to the rest of the marketplace).
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Is there such a thing as documentation associated with the TeX files
found on the various servers acessable by mail. None of the *major*
TeX files I have downloaded to date have discussed the objects in the
package in any level of detail at all. Are there some instructions
somewhere (short of downloading the source) which could give me the
setup for the binaries/fonts/whatever and a simple how-to on passing
a TeX encoded file through the application and getting something useful
out the back end. So far, I have not been able to figure out what number
to set my secret decoder ring to in order to make sense out of the
miles of files.
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/ ) / / / ) "In theory, there is no difference
/ /-/ /_/ between theory and practice;
(_/ / / / | . In practice, there is"
Chuck Reid. Local 5992
Rm16.SLB.CCS.UWO.London.Canada / CCSCHR@UWOCC1.UWO.CA