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In article <5595@exodus.Eng.Sun.COM> brada@bardlover.Eng.Sun.COM (Brad Albom) writes:

>   I've got a fairly typical & hopefully simple requirement.
>   I need to transfer data files over phone lines from a
>   DEC VAX/VMS to an IBM PC/DOS environment. The DOS end
>   is running Windows 3.0. I'd like to be able to do this
>   either on demand or on a scheduled basis from the DOS end.
>   I've been told that the VAX has a version of Kermit available.

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I use Procomm on the PC side and Kermit on the VAX side.  Procomm has 
a script language that controls all the action.  I use this "on demand"
on a near daily basis.  The "scheduled basis" part I can't answer, except
I have heard of sharreware programs for the PC that allow "alarm" actions
to be executed.

BTW Kermit on VMS is not a DEC product.  I think it is public domain, so
check with your local DECUS.

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