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Hi Jeff, 

Apparently this didn't get out of TML, so Paul kindly forwarded it to me. 
However, I'll reply here in case other have any suggestions as to what
might be causing your problem.

PE> Do you ever send files to TML? 

Not often, but I have occasionally done so without problem.

PE> If so, could I have a look at your Binkley.cfg file please.

BINKLEY.CFG ...

Port      2
Baud      38400
Carrier   80
Init      ATZ|~~ATH0|
TermInit  ATZ|~~ATH0|
Prefix    ATDT
Answer    ATA|
StatusLog   \point\binkley.log
Downloads   \point\file
CaptureFile \point\session.log
LogLevel 5
Gong
LockBaud 1
AutoBaud
RingTries 5
PollTries 100
System  Logan City, SEQ, Australia
Sysop   Bill Grimsley
Address 3:640/305.9{at}fidonet
Address 3:711/934.18{at}fidonet
NetMail \point\mail
NetFile \point\inbound\unknown
KnownInbound \point\inbound\known
ProtInbound  \point\inbound\prot
Hold  \point\outbound
Domain fidonet fidonet nodex
Nodelist  \point
Version7
Unattended
Reader  \point\msged.exe
Mark_Kromm
BoxType  1
MaxReq   100
MaxBytes 10000000
MaxTime  60
Timeout  20
Serial 6172008606

Here also is my BT.CMD file...

{at}echo off
cls
MODE COM2:38400,N,8,1,DTR=OFF,RTS=HS,OCTS=ON,TO=ON,XON=OFF,BUFFER=ON
if exist echotoss.log goto Pack
sq386p out squash
goto DoBink
:Pack
sq386p out squash -fechotoss.log
if exist echotoss.log del echotoss.log
:DoBink
btp
:AfterBink
If Errorlevel 255 goto DoBink
If Errorlevel 254 goto End
If Errorlevel  70 goto DoMail
If Errorlevel  20 goto End
If Errorlevel   1 goto Quit
:DoMail
sq386p -fechotoss.log in out squash link
rem sqlinkp -fechotoss.log -k
if exist \point\inbound\prot\z3diff.* call \point\compile.cmd
wimmp
if exist echotoss.log del echotoss.log
goto DoBink
:End
msged
goto Quit
:Quit

PE> I've tried to send files and it appears that after sending 8192 
PE> bytes, my system hangs up on TML. I don't know why and thought that 
PE> my binkley.cfg might be missing something. According to the docs 
PE> it's not but that means nothing.

Dunno what your problem might be, but you don't have to move the file to
any specific location prior to sending.  When you press Alt-S (send a file)
while in the binkley window, you merely enter the full path and filespec of
the file you wish to upload, and everything should be done automatically
after that (is certainly is here).  In fact, binkley should be able to send
it from any drive which is accessible to OS/2, even a floppy if you're
silly enough.  |-)

Regards, Bill

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