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From: Donald J. Roufa  <DROUFA@BIONET-20.ARPA>

John:
	I have been using PROCOMM ver. 2.4.2 on BIONET
for two years now without significant difficulty.  In contrast
to Dave Kristofferson's suggestion, I connect to BIONET using
7-bit words, 1 stop-bit and even parity through TELENET and 
COMPUSERV gateways and directly to the BIONET modem.  Of course,
when I upload or download files via KERMIT protocol, I use a 
command file to temporarily reset to 8-bits, 1 stop-bit, no parity.

	In my terminal setup parameters, I emulate a VT-100, set
line wrap to off and scroll to on.  I set Kermit protocol to a packet
size of 80, binary filetype and control quote to ASCII 35 and a 1-byte
checksum as the error-checking option.  In the general setup table
I have screen write set to direct (using a Zenith PC XT-compatible), 
the translate table to off, and  a 25 ms character pacing rate.  In
the ASCII transfer table I have line pacing set to 0 and linefeed 
translations stripped.

	My bet is that the upper ASCII characters which you see echoed
derive from the network gateway to BIONET which you are attached to.
I suggest that you try direct connection one time to see if I am correct.
If I can help you further, please let me know.  As far as I am concerned,
PROCOMM is the finest terminal emulator for PCs currently available.

                              Don Roufa
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