Announcing a new release of KERMIT-80 for CP/M-80 systems.  This release
is version 3.6; it has no new functionality over version 3.5, but several major
bugs have been fixed.  These include:

. Cursor addressing errors fixed for various systems.

. During terminal emulation, some systems (the Kaypro II, for instance) would
  output nulls continuously.  This has been fixed.

Thanks to James Grossen at the University of Tennessee at Knoxville for these
fixes.  Users of CP/M Kermit are encouraged to get the new .HEX files (using
their current versions of Kermit), LOAD them, and try them out.  If you do
this, please let me know which system you tried, whether it worked, and if not,
what went wrong.

The .HEX files are available in KER:CPM*.HEX on any Columbia DEC-20.  The old
.HEX files from version 3.1 or 3.2 are still available under the same name, but
with extension .OHX.  The available configurations are:

 CPMAPPLE.HEX	Apple II with Z80 SoftCard, DC Hayes MicroModem II	
 CPMBRAIN.HEX	Intertec SuperBrain
 CPMDMII.HEX	DECmate II with CP/M option
 CPMGENERI.HEX	"Generic" CP/M-80 version 2.x
 CPMHEATH.HEX	Heath/Zenith 89
 CPMKAYPRO.HEX	Kaypro II
 CPMOSBORN.HEX	Osborne 1
 CPMOSI.HEX	Ohio Scientific
 CPMPLUS.HEX	"Generic" CP/M-80 version 3.0 (CP/M Plus)
 CPMRAINBO.HEX	DEC Rainbow-100, CP/M-80 (Z80 side)
 CPMROBIN.HEX	DEC VT180 "Robin"
 CPMTELCON.HEX	Telcon Zorba
 CPMTRS80.HEX	TRS-80 Model II with CP/M
 CPMVECTOR.HEX	Vector Graphics
 CPMZ100.HEX	Heath/Zenith Z100, CP/M-80 (Z80 side)

In case you're still running version 3.2 or earlier of CP/M KERMIT, you should
try out the new one.  It includes many new features, including built-in
DIR, ERA, and SET DEFAULT DISK commands to allow file management and disk
switching without leaving and restarting the program, and the restriction of
16 files on any wildcard operation has been lifted.

- Frank