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I am trying to debug a TCP/IP application for the USRobotics PalmPilot
using the xcopilot emulator.  The emulator uses stdin/stdout in place
of the Pilot's serial port.  Thus, I need to run ppp in such a way
that it speaks to the xcopilot process.  Can anyone suggest a simple
and direct means of doing this?