7GMADISO@POMONA.BITNET (02/17/88)
Sorry to burst a bubble, but I've NEVER, EVER seen SeaLink on any BBS
OR pay service; WXmodem, on the other hand, is the preferred protocol
for American PeopleLink, and is included in the newer releases of
ProComm and Qmodem for the Mess-DOS world; I too, would LOVE to see
some Z-80 ASM or C source code for WXmodem.
---- George Madison
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UUCP: psuvax1!pomona.bitnet!7gmadisodave@sun.soe.clarkson.edu (Dave Goldblatt) (03/01/88)
From article <KPETERSEN.12377428381.BABYL@SIMTEL20.ARPA>, by 7GMADISO@POMONA.BITNET: > Sorry to burst a bubble, but I've NEVER, EVER seen SeaLink on any BBS > OR pay service; WXmodem, on the other hand, is the preferred protocol > for American PeopleLink, and is included in the newer releases of > ProComm and Qmodem for the Mess-DOS world; I too, would LOVE to see > some Z-80 ASM or C source code for WXmodem. You've never called an Opus? Or a Fido with SEAdog front-end? Those are the two most common bulletin boards in the world! PC-Host also supports SEAlink. I've never used PeopleLink. But I thought I heard somewhere that GEnie uses SEAlink (along with quite a few others). The new Procomm does support SEAlink. Actually, for the best throughput, I'd suggest Zmodem, but it's tough to implement (but if you want 95-98% throughput on the average, it's highly recommended.. :-) Internet: dave@sun.soe.clarkson.edu BITNET: dave@CLUTX.Bitnet uucp: {rpics, gould}!clutx!dave Matrix: Dave Goldblatt @ 1:260/360