4 Aug
2005
4 Aug
'05
10:35 a.m.
If anybody remembers the old versions of laplink where they told you to
issue a mode command etc to redirect com1
Iirc you can use that to install any file onto the pc you just had to
give it the filename as an option ymmv
Regards and 73
Charles - 2E0GOM
ARICC UK Co-Ordinator - http://www.aricc.org
Kirklees RAYNET - http://www.kirkleesraynet.org.uk
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Subject: PC<>PC File transfer (was classiccmp knowledgebase)
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Wouldn't it be easier to just issue two MODE
commands to
redirect COM1:
to CON, then feed debug a script to write out
binary files?
Hey, that's why I think it would be a useful and interesting
FAQ. I thought the other guy's CTRL/Z preservation method was
quite cute, too. I'm intrigued by solutions that would require a
minimum of prep or magic tools on the sending PC.