With Shakespearian flourish, Michael L. Hitch writes:
> On Nov 14,  2:28am, Frank Dana wrote:
> > The 38.4k is a limitation of kermit, I believe. Can't be fixed.
> 
>   No it's not - my kermit is very happy with 115200.  You just have to
> modify the source to add any additional speeds.

You'd think I would have learned by now--never say something "can't be
fixed" in a program where source is provided.  8)

I stand corrected.  <bow>

							-Frank

P.S> Did anyone see my note about 16-bit memory go by this list? Or did I
     mis-address it and leave it sitting in some sendmail buffer 'til it
     times out and bounces?

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