Click on TCU's Computing Help Desk and scroll down until you see a listing of items under Documentation . Select the item DOS Kermit Support . Also, an unzip program is needed to expand the archived file. For those of you who want a more detailed description of Kermit, there are links to Columbia University's Kermit Project and Manuals pages. Because DOS Kermit comes to us without a license fee, Columbia University is requesting that users purchase manuals to help support the production, maintenance and development of Kermit.
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Remember that files downloaded under VMS will be located on your VMS disk not your PC hard drive. The contents of the handout have been converted into a hypertext markup language document accessible from the main TCU Home Page. To read the hyper-document follow the procedure mentioned above to access the Documentation section of the TCU's Computing Help Desk page.