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From: DON@UCRVMS
To: FDC@CU20B.COLUMBIA.EDU
Subject: QKERMIT REPORT

Problems and bug report on the new QKERMIT in turbo pascal

   VT100 terminal emulation has some problems
     Does not respond to DEC VMS set term/inquire.
     Has problems with the "TAB" character expansion.

   Something is wrong with the kermit handshaking (program waits until
   host times out then sends next packet) (each packet took about
   5 seconds to send).

            Don Jenkins  DON@UCRVMS (bitnet)
            University of California
            Academic Computing Center
            Riverside, California 92521
            (714)787-3500

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Subject: Reply to QK-Kermit bugs form DON at UCRVMS

To:   DON at UCRVMS

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Don,
    I guess there are several features of a true VT100 that I missed
in my Vt100 simulation, such as the TABs and the report of terminal parameters.
I will try to add these features into the next update of QK-KERMIT.
    As for the time out of sending packets I don't know what could
case that unless you picked the wrong protocal.  You should probably
use SERIES/1 protocal.  The use of the name "SERIES/1" was probably a
poor choice of name. It actually is used for communicating with other
computers who do not echo back the packet characters even though they
are in full duplex mode.