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2 total messages Started by joe84 Wed, 29 Oct 1986 17:47
Info needed: Uploading and Downloading to and from Unix
#2405
Author: joe84
Date: Wed, 29 Oct 1986 17:47
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       I would	like  to  know	if  there  is  a  terminal  program
       available  for  the  C64	 that  allows  up  loading and down
       loading from a UNIX* system login using the  Commodore  1600
       modem.

       For example, I would like to be able to create a	file  on  a
       UNIX  login  then  dial	up the UNIX system from	the C64	and
       down load the file to the C64 disk.  I would also like to be
       able to send files from the C64 disk to the UNIX	login.

       If this is possible, do any modifications need to be made to
       the UNIX	system?

       Thanks,
       Joe Laslow
       AT&T NS Lisle, IL




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	 * UNIX	is a trademark of AT&T Bell Laboratories


       After all is said and done, more will be said than done.
Re: Info needed: Uploading and Downloading to and from Unix
#2413
Author: Steve "Mr. MBA" Lindahl
Date: Fri, 31 Oct 1986 17:22
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In article <833@ihlpf.UUCP> joe84@ihlpf.UUCP (joe84) writes:
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>       I would	like  to  know	if  there  is  a  terminal  program
>       available  for  the  C64	 that  allows  up  loading and down
>       loading from a UNIX* system login using the  Commodore  1600
>       modem.

The VIP Terminal Program should handle everything for you.  It has direct
up and downloading capability with XMODEM protocol if you need it.

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