Subj : almost 4got 1
To   : Manley Hubbell
From : Steven Horn
Date : Tue Sep 03 2002 12:53 am

Manley Hubbell (1:105/55) wrote to Steven Horn at 15:25 on 30 Aug 2002:

 MH> ------------------------------------------------------------ I use
 MH> a COM program called Telix [ a Canadian product ]

Telix has not been Canadian for some time.

 MH> it does have Kermit listed in on of the many screens
 MH> Just a second i'll look for that now?
 MH> ===============================================Which protocol?
 MH> ASCII
 MH> Kermit
 MH> Zmodem
 MH> :::::::::::: So TELIX lists Kermit as a Protocol 
 MH> used for the transfer of information? I mostly use [Line 9] ASCII
 MH> and Line 11 [ Zmodem ] and seldom {probably never} use[ed] Kermit
 MH> this does not mean i dislike it. it just something i have not used

I don't know how good the Kermit in Telix is.  However, I have to agree with 
Michel Samson that the Kermit protocols built into BBSes is not likely to be 
very good at all.

 MH> ???????????????????????????????????????????????? searching in DEPTH
 MH> |   1   dup  \  DOE <doe?>   |winDo  
 MH> |   2    pup  \  DEQ         |netsc  
 MH> |   3     tcp  \  FCC  DOI   |Trump  
 MH> |   4\     ggp  \  AFT       |Slip    ?/? probably level 3 stuff
 MH> "tcp" //tilt\\
 MH> ggp     3       GGP     # gateway-gateway protocol       
 MH> tcp     6       TCP     # transmission control protocol  
 MH> pup     12      PUP     # PARC universal packet protocol 

Now you have me.  I use the stuff built into Windows 2000 to connect to the 
Internet and the last time I thought much about what you've set out above was 
when I was using Trumpet Winsock seven years ago.

Take care,

Steven Horn (shorn@yknet.ca)
Moderator, ALASKA_CHAT 
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