These programs transfer files at 115.2K baud from a PC to an Amiga.

		SEND.EXE, SEND.ASM	-	These are for the PC end.
		GET, GET.ASM		-	For the Amiga end.

	First, type "GET" on the amiga end. The Amiga will appear to have locked up.
Then, type "SEND <filename>" on the PC end. If everything is connected correctly,
you should see a bunch of color flashes on the amiga screen while the file is
transferred.
	If you see a brief color flash as soon as you type "GET", that means that
there was a garbage character in the serial buffer. Type the command again.
	The PC end sends over COM1. If you need COM2, replace each MOV DX,3F?h
in the source file with MOV DX,2F?h.
	WARNING: This program disables interrupts while transferring blocks of
data. Two problems can result from this:

	(1)  DON'T insert a floppy disk while transferring files. This can result
		in a mangled disk. Don't remove the one you are transferring to,
		either.
	(2)  Hitting keys while interrupts are disabled can make the system lose
		a key-release character. This will result in the last character
		hit repeating infinitely. If this happens, hit the key that is
		repeating.

	This program is intended for error-free direct connections. It does a
simple checksum on each data block, but has no retry logic, etc. There are
no error messages, but if the transfer doesn't take, try again. I've never
had an error on two machines direct connected.

		Chris Green
		Subliminal Software/Lerner Research
		2309 Rock St #13
		Mountain View, CA 94043
		(415)-969-4757