MACINTOSH KERMIT DISTRIBUTION This is the Columbia University Macintosh Kermit distribution diskette. It contains several sets of files: Kermit Programs (double click to run the desired program): CKMKER - The Macintosh Kermit program CKMKEY - The Macintosh Kermit keyboard configurator Settings Files (double click to start up Kermit with saved settings, or edit settings with CKMKER or CKMKEY): Normal Settings - Normal Mac Kermit startup file IBM Mainframe Settings - Sample startup file to use with IBM systems Utilities: Set File - Allows examination and changing of file attributes; particularly useful with binary resource files downloaded by Kermit. Bin Hex - Converts Macintosh applications to "hex" files and vice versa; useful for transporting Mac applications on "foreign" media. Disk Utility - Useful for duplicating the Macintosh Kermit distribution (or any other) diskette, especially on 2-drive systems. Documentation (in plain text format, read with Mockwrite desk accessory). The documention folder contains the Macintosh Kermit chapter from the Kermit User Guide. It's broken up into four pieces (Parts 1 through 4), each small enough to fit into Mockwrite on a 128K Mac. The Beware File lists known bugs and limitations. The Update History lists changes that have been made since previous releases. System: The System folder contains the Finder V 4.1, and the Mockwrite desk accessory. How to duplicate this disk: 1. Boot the Macintosh. 2. Insert the Kermit Distribution disk into the internal drive. Double click on "Kermit Distribution" if necessary. 3. Double click on "Disk Utility". 4. For each disk to be produced: a. Put a fresh disk in the external drive. b. Format the new disk by clicking "format" in the right-hand column. c. Click "wr boot blk" in the right column. d. Click "copy ->" in the LEFT column. e. When complete, the copy will eject itself; go back to (a).