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00200	SOS	UCLA has an SOS program which is exactly like ours.
00300	
00400	
00500	FTP  USE
00600	
00700		FTP transfers a file either direction.  You must be logged in at
00800	Stanford to use it.  Also, delete the line numbers on the file before
00900	transferring and it will take less time.
01000	
01100		Apparently you can only transfer one file, then you have to say QUIT
01200	and start FTP over again.
01300	
01400		FTP (CRLF)
01500		UCL1 (CRLF)
01600		TYPE A (CRLF)
01700		BYTE 8 (CRLF)
01800		USER 213,203 (CRLF)
01900		PASS ERIN (CRLF)
02000	
02100			(stanford)	 (ucla)
02200	
02300		STOR HERE.FIL[ENG,KMC]→THERE.FIL[213,203] (CRLF)
02400	
02500		RETR HERE.FIL[ENG,KMC]←THERE.FIL[213,203] (CRLF)
02600	
02700		QUIT
02800	
02900	NOTE: 	DISK AREAS ARE OPTIONAL
03000	
03100	
03200	ERRORS:  RSTR (CRLF)
03300	
03400	
03500	
03600	LOGGING ON UCL1
03700	
03800		R T (CRLF)
03900		UCL1 (CRLF)
04000		(ANSWER THE REST OF THE QUESTIONS FOLLOWED BY A LINE FEED, NOT A CR)
04100		CCBS ECHO
04200		NONE OF THEIR TTYS
04300		SCROLLED
04400		0 EXTRA CHARS
04500		60 CHARS PER LINE
04600		LEAVE A MESSAGE IF YOU LIKE
04700		213,203
04800		ERIN
04900	
05000	
05100	TO SEND A MESSAGE TO THE OPERATOR:	SEND OPR (CRLF)
05200	
05300	REG MARTIN IS THE SYSTEMS HACKER
05400	
05500	TO TYPE A FILE IN DUMP MODE:
05600	
05700		R DMPFIL (LF)
05800		TTY:←<FILENAME> (LF)
05900	
06000	TO SEND A MESSAGE TO KEN:	DO THE LOGIN PROCEDURE AND SEND A MESSAGE TO "COLBY"
06100	
06200	
06300	
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