FROM10 is a cheap program available to type files on your terminal. It will send all characters in the file, including nulls, rubouts and all control characters. It will not respond immediately to ^C while it is typing out to you. and will not convert tabs to spaces or provide filling at the start of each new line. To run it, type .R FROM10 -------- You will then be asked if you wish to ignore Carriage Returns on type-out. The Default answer is NO, which passes Carriage Returns through from your file: Ignore <CR> ? [N]: Y --- You will then be asked for the number of seconds you want it to wait before typing out the file. This value can be anywhere between 1 and 999 seconds, and a default of 20 seconds is set if you hit RETURN: Delay in seconds [20]: 45 ---- Now you have the option of programming a header and a trailer character. The header character will immediately precede the file, the trailer character follows the file. Hitting RETURN sends no header or trailer characters. In the example below, the file is preceeded by an 'S' (ASCII code 123) and is followed by a 'T' (ASCII code 124): Octal ASCII code for HEADER character [none]: 123 --- Octal ASCII code for TRAILER character [none]: 124 --- File to type ? FOOBAZ.EXT ---------- It will then ask you for the name of a file to type. Give it the name of the file(s). A wildcard specification for multiple files (ie: *.MAC, *.*, ABC???.TXT, etc..) is also acceptable. After each file, FROM10 will pause until the Delay-in-Seconds period is waited out, after which the next file is typed to the terminal. And so on. To exit the Program, type a CONTROL-C to the 'File to Type' prompt, OR while the terminal is pausing between files for multiple file requests. Also note that the tty LNKfacility does not correctly handle output from FROM10 which uses packed image mode. Questions to George, 3-9275. .KJOB