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From: spencer@usc-oberon.UUCP (Randy Spencer)
Newsgroups: net.micro.cbm,net.micro.amiga
Subject: Kermit disks
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Date: Sun, 20-Jul-86 18:23:35 EDT
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Posted: Sun Jul 20 18:23:35 1986
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Someone recently posted to net.cbm that they were looking for a copy of kermit
for the 64.   I have the most recent version (for a while yet) of kermit and
would be more than happy to make a copy of it.  This is true for the amiga
as well (and the PC too, boy there are alot of kermits).  If anybody would
like a disk copy of any of these 3 kermits I will be glad to send you one on
the following terms.

You send me a disk in a return mailer, postage paid,

or

You send me your name and address and any other important information about
you (like which kermit you want) along with $6 and I will send you a disk.

Why $6?  Well, that is what everyone else I have ever seen puts down.  It isn't
a rip off like $10 would be, and people probably won't send it as cash in the
mail (since it is two bills, and that just feels wrong) so the check will
arrive safely and they won't complain when I don't send them anything.  And
it will cover the expenses plus buy me a candy bar while I am in line at the
post office.

I am getting a PO box so that when I move again in 6 months people won't
be sending the requests to the new tenants.  I intend to offer this for
as long as I keep in contact with CU20B (or longer).

Lastly if anyone knows about the NEW kermit that was written by the guy at
SAS, I seem to have misplaced his address.  I have the first Kermit as
featured in AmigaWorld, the one that has no wildcard sends and has no
terminal emulation (just a glass tty).  I am sure that fred fish will have
the kermits on his disks, but it is nice to have a place to send for disks,
and I always wanted to be like fred's nephew, helping him distribute software.

The address to send to is:

Randy Spencer
Keeper of the Kermits          <--- optional
PO Box 4542
Berkeley, CA 94704

I am currently moving up to berkeley that is why the USC address below

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