MHM104@PSUVMXA.BITNET (07/15/89)
Would somebody out there be able to post some explanation of the commands for K
ermit? I acquired a copy of the software but don't know the use of all the comm
ands. I appreciate it!
Mitchaliu@nunki.usc.edu (Alejandro Liu - "ArchLich of Navarrone") (07/16/89)
In article <89195.144622MHM104@PSUVMXA> MHM104@PSUVMXA.BITNET writes: >Would somebody out there be able to post some explanation of the commands for K >ermit? I acquired a copy of the software but don't know the use of all the comm >ands. I appreciate it! > > Mitch The two commands that would get you started is "?" and "help". You can use the ? just like you'd use it on Unix C-kermit... For example, you type: set ? and gves you all the options that you cann set... so on... You can't really put the docs in a net message, they are about 300+ Blocks! (1541 blocks)
MHM104@PSUVMXA.BITNET (08/05/89)
Several weeks ago, I posted a request for docs to Kermit. Some very nice person
was able to send the full docs to me. Unfortunately, a problem occured with my
files and I lost the docs before I could print them out. Could that person ple
ase send them to me once again?
MitchMHM104@PSUVM.BITNET (08/25/89)
A few weeks ago, I requested that the kind person who origionally sent me the K
ermit docs to please resend them. I have not recieved them and whould greatly a
ppreciate someone sending them to me.
Mitchscott@max.acs.washington.edu (08/25/89)
In article <89236.211914MHM104@PSUVM>, MHM104@PSUVM.BITNET writes: > A few weeks ago, I requested that the kind person who origionally sent me the K > ermit docs to please resend them. I have not recieved them and whould greatly a > ppreciate someone sending them to me. > > Mitch Okay, the requested documention has been sent to you. I will be there shortly...unless I didn't make a mistake in the e-mail address. :) Scott.