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Kantronics KAM 98 - Installing Pacterm; Saving Pacterm on Your Hard Drive; Copying Files from a Floppy to Your Hard Drive

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warn of possible problems, and (4) technical notes for those who are interested in
knowing more about a particular topic.
Installing Pacterm
Installing Pacterm is a simple matter. You will copy the program file
PACTERM.COM to your computers hard drive or to a floppy disk. You will find
the file PACTERM.COM on the floppy disk titled “Kantronics Program and
Information: Disk 1," that is shipped with the TNC.
Caution: To reduce the chance of problems later, make a backup copy of this
shipping disk and write-protect both the original and your backup copy.
Saving Pacterm on Your Hard Drive
You may copy Pacterm to your hard drive just by using DOS commands or by
following the steps given on the “Kantronics Program and Information” disk.
Copying files from a floppy to your hard drive
You may install Pacterm on your hard drive by simply copying the Pacterm
program file to the drive and directory or subdirectory of your choice, as follows:
1. Change to the main directory (e.g., C:\) or an existing subdirectory of your
hard drive (e.g. C:\COMM),
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Hint: To create a new directory in which to save Pacterm, use the DOS make
directory command. For example, if your hard drive is drive C and you want to
create a new directory called PACTERM in which to store the program (also
called Pacterm), first change to drive C (type and enter C:) and then type and
enter MD \PACTERM being sure to include the backslash. Then change to
the new directory by using the change directory command: type and enter
CD \PACTERM again, be sure to include the backslash.
2. Put the “Kantronics Program and Information” disk in floppy Drive A (or B),
and
Pacterm v 2.0 Installing Pacterm
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