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From: Brook Harty <harty@imm.com>
To: Jake Hamby <jehamby@lightside.com>
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Subject: Re: Can I use ZMODEM over Kermit/Telnet?
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(Im not sure if this will help but here it goes)

Theres a program called Ztel.c on the net, that supports zmodem, ive 
tested it with some bbs's and it works great. You need rz/sz in the path 
also.

	-Brook Harty
	

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