SH>> YModem-g is actually well suited for for telnet, however it's missing
SH>> some nice feautues that ZModem has (ie: resume).  No other YModem
SH>> should be used on high-latency links.

 SD> Ah, okay.  I never was quite sure what YModem/G was used for.
 SD> I haven't seen it in many terminal programs that I've come
 SD> across, except for Hyperterminal, Zap-O-Comm and QModem Pro.

Y-Modem-g and the other -g protocol(s) rely on the modem's error-detection
and correction... these protocols are faster since they don't have to
pollute the datastream with error stuffs trying to retrieve missing or
corrupt blocks as the modem should already be doing such...

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