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In article <1294@ziggy.EDU> pollock@ziggy.cmd.usf.edu.UUCP (Wayne Pollock) writes:
>I am just guessing, but I think that some unix systems (or the attached
>network) are translating linefeeds and carrage-returns.  From the WK manual,
>it seems that WK needs the string "rz^M" and not "rz^J".  Other control
>characters may be stuffed in there two.
>If so, then perhaps using a pre-emulation filter to strip out the ^Js might
>work.  Can anybody out there test this (or rule it out as a cause)?  Also,
>does anybody know why WK doesn't seem to know the size of the file it's
>downloading?


Version 11.02 update which was just released by Freesoft changes the way
that Auto_receive in zmodem works. It will work now whether you have
Auto_Receive enabled or not, unless you change a PUTPARAM to give yourself
the option to Auto_Recieve.

There were a variety of other fixes in 11.02. However the size of the update
file makes it a little difficult to post in comp.binaries.mac without
breaking it into a dozen pieces because stuffed its still almost 300K and
there are 2 files, one for 11.0 to 11.02 and one for 11.01 to 11.02 depending
on which you received on your master disk is the one that you will need.

I posted a msg from Scott last Friday that indicates however that you can 
send your WK Master back to  Freesoft for a free update to the latest
version of WK 11. Should you not have access to GEnie or a BBS that has
the update files posted. Should you send your Master disk off to FreeSoft
to update in this manner, I would suggest that you send it in some method
that allows insurance so that if in the remote chance that it gets lost,
you have a way to be compensated.



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