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( I tried replying the the mail but El Kabong was waiting there for it)

In article <16853@ut-emx.UUCP> think@ut-emx.UUCP (s j moon) writes:
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>I installed zmodem in unix system and downloaded a file using zmodem 0.8
>to my Mac. Everything is o.k. except one. It transmits a file in 512 bytes,
> not 1024 bytes. I used     sz -k foo.hqx
> What is missing ?             thanks.   s j moon  

Don't know for sure what happened, but here's a few things that might
help. First the -k option is only applicable for the xmodem/ymodem
protocol transfers under sz. Second, I believe sz sets the packet
length based on the current baud rate. I think that the -L option
overrides this (anyone is welcome to correctly me if I'm mistaken).

For the most part, I only use sz without options to transfer text
files and sz -b to transfer MacBinary files.

Cheers,
    -Ken K
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