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Here's the information for Kermit:

%A da Cruz, Frank (editor)
%T Kermit User Guide
%I Columbia University Center for Computing Activities
%C New York, NY
%D June, 1985
%X An introduction and guide to the use and installation of programs that
implement the Kermit file transfer protocol.

%A da Cruz, Frank
%T Kermit Protocol Manual
%I Columbia University Center for Computing Activities
%C New York, NY
%D April, 1984
%X Specification of the Kermit file transfer protocol and guide to writing
a Kermit program.

%A da Cruz, Frank
%A Catchings, Bill
%T Kermit, A Simple File Transfer Protocol for Microcomputers and Mainframes
%I Columbia University Center for Computing Activities
%C New York, NY
%D May, 1983
%X Manuscript for the article that was published in BYTE Magazine in June and
July 1984.

Laser-printed copies of these reports may be ordered for $5.00 each from:

Kermit Distribution
Columbia University Center for Computing Activites
612 West 115th Street
New York, NY  10025

The manuals are updated from time to time; the most current edition will
be supplied.  Inquiries about obtaining Kermit programs and/or documentation on
magnetic media may be sent to the same address.

These documents, as well as the entire Kermit distribution, are available via
Internet anonymous FTP from host CU20B [192.5.43.128] (host number subject to
change); get the file KER:AAAREAD.ME first to get started.  They are also
available to BITnet via KERMSRV at host CUVMA, type "SMSG RSCS MSG CUVMA
KERMSRV HELP" to get started.  They are also available via UUCP or Kermit
servers at Oklahoma State University (host okstate).
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