This version of Kermit is designed for use on an Intel System 86/380.
The following files exist on the distribution tape:

	KERMIT.P86		The main code for Kermit.
	KERUTIL.P86		Utility subroutines.
	KERSYS.P86		System dependent routines (more or less).
	KERMIT.HLP		Help file for Kermit.
	KERMIT.CSD		SUBMIT file for compiling Kermit.
	HELP.P86		HELP program for Intel (used by Kermit).
	ITEMIZE.P86		A handy little utility for Kermit.
	AAAREADME.DOC		This file.

Currently there is no external documentation.  In time this may (or may 
not) be completed.  You know how documentation goes.  The following is a 
list of Kermit features at a glance:

Program:            iRMX-86 Kermit
Author:             Albert J. Goodman, Grinnell College
Machine:            Intel System 86/380
Operating system:   iRMX 86
Language:           PL/M-86
Version:            2.3
Date:               June 6, 1985

iRMX-86 Kermit Capabilities At A Glance:

    Local operation:                    Yes
    Remote operation:                   No
    Transfers text files:               Yes
    Transfers binary files:             No
    Wildcard send:                      Yes
    ^X/^Y interruption:                 No, but ^C interruption
    Filename collision avoidance:       Yes
    Can time out:                       Yes
    8th-bit prefixing:                  No
    Repeat count prefixing:             No
    Alternate block checks:             No
    Terminal emulation:                 Yes
    Communication settings:             Only some packet parameters
    Transmit BREAK:                     Yes
    IBM mainframe communication:        No
    Transaction logging:                No
    Session logging:                    No
    Raw transmit:                       No
    Act as server:                      No
    Talk to server:                     Yes
    Advanced server functions:          No
    Advanced commands for servers:      No
    Local file management:              No
    Handle file attributes:             No
    Command/init files:                 No
    Command macros:                     No

