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In article <11143@csli.Stanford.EDU>, anderson@csli.Stanford.EDU (Steve Anderson) writes:
> 
> Now ZTerm (0.8, 0.85) recognizes this string and goes into
> autoreceivemode. On the other hand, I can read Norm's message with
> ZTerm just fine, and the control sequence in it doesn't set off
> autoreceive. This might be because either (a) ZTerm is smarter than WK
> about when to look for a "receive ZModem transfer" command, though this
> seems unlikely; or (b) the two programs are looking for different
> commands, which seems the most reasonable explanation. I've been unable


From what I've read here, seems that WK is looking for the wrong things.
The 'rz' should not be used as part of the trigger.  This is just 
something that the sending program may send as a convenience (eg, when
connected to a unix system, to start the rz program).  Also, there is
a control char between the ** and the B.  Since norm's message triggered 
WK, it doesnt seem to care if that control char is there or not.
  -- Dave


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Dave Alverson,  author of ZTerm,  Mason, OH