🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <451@mace.cc.purdue.edu>, ajq@mace.cc.purdue.edu (John O'Malley) writes:
> Do MacKermit and MacTerminal have reputations for running at 19.2K with
> any degree of reliability?  Is better software available that does long-packet
> Kermit protocol transfers, reliable vt100 emulation, and 19.2Kbaud speed?
> 

I'm Cy Sperling. President of Power Tools for MeN (<- Note StUdLY
CapItiLIzAtiOn)...  Write to me and I'll send you my free booklet
about the facts and misconceptions of all TeleCommunications software
for the Mac.  Included are actual MacNosy dumps of the pathetic
attempts of people to do 19.2kb.  (Oh my god! I'm gonna scroll... just
a sec... AAIIIIEEEE!!  lost a few chars.  Bummer).

I count my life as before and after I found VersaTerm 3.2.
That Abelbeck boy sure knows his 19.2...
I'm talking 19.2 to my Xenix box right now, and often do flawless
KERMIT/YMODEM-Batch/XMODEM/MacBinary transfers.

Get VersaTerm.  It does so many things right (including deal with the
vagaries of Multifinder), that it's scary.

Anything less, would be UNCivilized.

-- 
----------------
Marty Connor
Director of Innovation, The Entity
mdc@mcp.entity.com, ...{harvard|uunet}!mit-eddie!spt!mcp!mdc