*A

KERMIT-10 is one of a family of programs that do  reliable  file
transfer   between   computers   over   TTY   lines.   For  full
documentation please refer to DOC:KERMIT.MAN and DOC:KERPRO.MAN.

For help on individual commands type HELP <command>.

For a list of the legal commands just type ?.

*CONNECT

CONNECT	<octal tty-line-number>

Connect the terminal to  the  terminal  line  specified  in  the
command  or  the  last SET LINE command.  This allows you to log
into and get KERMIT running on the other system.

*EXIT

EXIT

Exit from KERMIT back to the host operating system.

*HELP

HELP	<command>

Print instructions on various commands available in KERMIT.

*QUIT

QUIT

Same as EXIT.

*RECEIVE

RECEIVE	<optional file-specification>

Receive a file or file  group  from  the  remote  host.   If  an
incoming file name is not legal, then attempt to transform it to
a similar legal name, e.g.  by  deleting  illegal  or  excessive
characters.   If  the file already exists, it will be superceded
unless FILE-WARNING is ON.


*SEND

SEND	<file-specification>

Sends  a  file  from the DEC-10 to the remote host.  The name of
the file is passed to the  remote  host  in  a  special  control
packet, so that the remote host can store it with the same name.
Wildcarding and multiple files are not yet supported.

*SET

SET	<keyword>

Establish various system-dependent parameters, such  as  maximum
packet  length,  debugging mode, transmission delay, etc.  For a
list of keywords, type SET ?.

*SHOW

SHOW	<keyword>

Display various system-dependent parameters established  by  the
SET command.  For a list of available keywords type SHOW ?.

*STATUS

STATUS

Give  information about the last file transfer such as effective
baud rate, number of characters, etc.