Re: Kermit 3.87 and an Apple II+

[stuckey@mrcnext.cso.uiuc.edu (Anthony J. Stuckey)]

bdow@ee.ubc.ca (Bruce Dow) writes:

>Wow! Hey!! That sounds cool. I'm using 3.87 Kermit65 with an Apple ][+.
>Is Kermit 65 still the best free communications software for the ][+?
>I wonder whether anyone knows if there are any others that provide
>extras like a login script or redial? Those are the two things I would
>most like to have... Or is there simply not enough RAM for that? Is
>that what you meant by that 'using every last byte' part?

>Any advice appreciated, or if you want me to try out your patch on
>my menagerie, let me know!!!

	Kermit already has the basics of these two abilities. TAKE allows you
read a command file, but this is for kermit settings only.  MODEM allows
you to set up a dialing directory, it just doesn't do
auto-redial-on-fail-to-connect.  I'm not sure how hard it would be to allow
scripting.
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