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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU PRESENT AN OVERVIEW OF THE MENU'S SCOPE AND PURPOSE.
T:This is the Data Communications Processing Menu, the one that enables you to
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T:upon the option you select, your computer can appear as an intelligent
T:terminal to another system or it can communicate as an "equal" to another
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T:                    0) Data Communications Processing
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T:  1) Set Up RDR:/PUN: For Remote Xfer    6)
T:  2) Set Up Console For Remote Xfer      7)
T:  3) Receive A File Via Remote Xfer      8)
T:  4) Send A File Via Remote Xfer         9)
T:  5) Explain How To Set Up For Xfer     10)
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 1
T:Function 1, "Set Up RDR:/PUN: For Remote Xfer", makes it possible
T:for this computer to send or receive data with another computer that
T:has the same set-up performed on it.  This function modifies PIP.COM, a
T:program that is supplied with Digital Research's CP/M operating system.
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T:This modification causes data to be sent and received by the logical
T:Reader (RDR:) and Punch (PUN:), which are not normally paper tape devices
T:but are instead a modem for communications to other computer systems. Not
T:all manufacturers have implemented the RDR:/PUN: within the operating
T:system; if this computer does not have these logical devices activated
T:then you must use the Console (CON:) for sending and receiving files and
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 2
T:Function 2, "Set Up Console For Remote Xfer", makes it possible for
T:this computer to send or receive data with another computer that has
T:the same set-up performed on it.  This function modifies PIP.COM, a
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T:Console (CON:), the same cable that you use for your terminal.  Some
T:manufacturers have implemented a modem as the RDR:/PUN: within the
T:operating system; if this computer has these logical devices activated
T:then you should use the Reader/Punch for sending and receiving files and
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 3
T:Function 3, "Receive A File Via Remote Xfer", asks for the File Name,
T:File Type, and Disk Drive of a file to be received from another computer
T:that has been "Set Up RDR:/PUN:" or "Set Up Console" for remote transfers.
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T:The disk onto which the file is being received must not be write-protected
T:and there must be at least three (3) times as much room available on the
T:disk as the incoming file requires.  The File Type being received may not
T:be "HEX", as this type is used in the receipt process (rename HEX files
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T:this function.  If you had to "Set Up Console" then unplug your terminal
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 4
T:Function 4, "Send A File Via Remote Xfer", asks for the File Name, File
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T:transmission process (rename HEX files prior to sending them).
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T:this function.  If you had to "Set Up Console" then unplug your terminal
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 5
T:Function 5, "Explain How To Set Up For Xfer", displays the text to an
T:article describing how the transfer functions within this menu ("Xfer")
T:operate.  If you have MicroPro's WordStar wordprocessing package, you
T:can print this text (PIPIO.DOC).  Feel free to disseminate this text
T:as it is released to the public domain for non-commercial use, courtesy
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