Subject: Re: Question

From: [email-masked] (Steve Patlan)
Date: 31 Oct 1995 19:25:22 GMT

>   "Mark A. Wille" <[email-masked]> writes:
>  How does one upload a file to his/her directory, where then he/she can 
>  attach it? Thank you very much for your help.

Well, first you plug your cellular modem into the cigarette lighter of your '74 
Plymouth RoadRunner, connect it to your PowerBook 540, and then you insert your Zip 
cartridge and select "Upload" from the Apple menu.  Easy.  Then you tell us a little 
more about what kind of computer and software and connection you are using before 
asking such a silly question.

If you're using Zterm (or the like) on a Mac, you would use the "send files zmodem" 
option under the File menu.  You must make sure that you have correctly configured 
your System type (Unix/Opus).  Of course, I'm just assuming that "rz" is available on 
MCS. (Which should be a safe assumption.)  Zterm issues the "rz" command for you.  
This might not be true of all comm programs.  If it's not true for you, you manually 
enter "rz" before sending the file.

If you're using a Dos or Windows comm program, you select the appropriate file 
transfer option with the appropriate keystroke or menu command.

If you're telnetting into MCS, use the appropriate ftp client for your platform.  
"Fetch" on the Mac, "WinFTP" or "WSFtp" on the PC.

- Steve

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From: "Mark A. Wille" <[email-masked]>
Date: Sat, 28 Oct 1995 23:13:10 -0500

Mark A. Wille
[email-masked]
Christian Information Systems Coordinator

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