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NAME
       termnl - emulate a computer terminal
       termrec - receive a file from a remote computer
       termsnd - send a disk file to a remote computer

SYNOPSIS
       termnl
       termrec file_name
       termsnd file_name

DESCRIPTION
       This set of programs allows your computer to communicate
       with a remote computer.

       Termnl  prompts  for  a  baud rate, and them allows your
       console  to  operate  as  a  terminal  for  the   remote
       computer. All character sequences are transmitted to the
       remote computer but the sequence Esc Ctl-T, which causes
       the program to exit to CP/M. After termnl is used to log
       on  to  a  remote  computer files may be exchanged after
       exiting  from  termnl  (Esc  Ctl-T  sequence)  by  using
       termrec and termsnd.

       Termrec   allows  the  data  received  from  the  remote
       computer to be placed into the named file. It does  this
       by  prompting  for  a  command  line that will cause the
       remote  computer  to  send  the  desired  file  to  your
       terminal,  and then placing this data in the named file.
       When the prompt form the remote computer is seen on  the
       console,  any  character  keyed on the keyboard will end
       the program. Termrec attempts to  remove  the  last  two
       received  characters  (the  prompt and a space) from the
       file.

       Termsnd allows data from the named file to be sent to  a
       remote computer. It does this by prompting for a command
       line  that  will  cause the remote computer to place the
       data it receives into a disk file. When the  end-of-file
       is  reached,  termsnd  will  prompt  for the end-of-file
       character for the remote computer to be keyed.

FILES
       None but those named.

DIAGNOSTICS
       Termnl gives an error message if the baud  rate  is  not
       allowed.
       Termsnd  gives an error message if the named file cannot
       be opened.
       Termrec gives an error message if the named file already
       exists, cannot be created, or if the disk is full.

AUTHOR
       Willis Gore

BUGS
       None known


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