Hand Labeled disks; 5 1/4 inch floppy disk (2)
Contents: One disk with handwritten label entitled "Charmilles technology sa modified version of MS II Pro revision 3 Kermit - MS v.2.28".
Contents: Columbia University Kermit distribution MS-DOS Kermit (2 disks); Columbia University Kermit distribution MS-DOS Kermit version 2.29 (1 disk); Columbia University Kermit distribution MS-DOS Kermit version 2.29B (1 disk); Columbia University Kermit distribution MS-DOS Kermit version 3.01 (1 disk).
Contents: CC-DOS/MS-DOS Kermit version 2.32/A (1 disk); CC-DOS/MS-DOS Kermit version 2.32/A assember source code (3 disks); 12 July 1991 letter from Quanfang Zhang, Computer Network Lab, Zhejiang University to Christine M. Gianone, Center for Computing Activities, Columbia University transmitting a Chinese version of Kermit.
Contents: One disk with handwritten label entitled "Independent Television News ACT Apricot Kermit : aprict.asm, aprict.exe, VT52.kb"; April 12, 1985 letter from Paul Sherwin, Independent Television News Limited to Daphne Tzoar, Center for Computing Activities, Columbia University transmitting a conversion of PC-Kermit 1.18 for the ACT Apricot and VT52 keypad.
Contents: One disk with handwritten label "CP/M 2.2 release 7 03/18/1986 Kermit.com bootable" Memorandum about Kermit performance on the Vector 3 emulating a DEC VT52 and a list of files on the disk.
Contents: One disk with handwritten label entitled "C86 Kermit source code C86*.*"; August 18, 1987 letter from Patrick C. Helbach to Christine Gianone, Center for Computing Activities, Columbia University.
Contents: One disk with handwritten label entitled " TR11 SJ Kermit boot, RT11 SJ for PDP-11 boots RT 11 SJ version 5.04B contains KRTMIN"; One disk with handwritten label entitled " TR11 SJ Kermit boot, XM11 XM for PDP-11 boots RT 11 SJ version 5.05 contains KRTMIN"; May 24, 2005 email from Alan Segal, University of Vermont to the Kermit Project, Columbia University offering KRTMIN disks bootable on RT-11 operating systems RT11SJ and RT11XM on a PDP-11; undated letter from Alan Segal to Frank da Cruz transmitting two PDP-11 bootable disks.
Contents: One disk with handwritten label entitled "Apple UCSD Kermit RUG/PT version 1.0 : source text front KERTEX1 back KERTEX2 (P. Terpstra)"; One disk with handwritten label entitled "Apple UCSD Kermit RUG/PT version 1.0 : user files + documentation (P. Terpstra)"; January 11, 1986 letter from P. Visser, Rekencentrum der Rijksuniversiteit, Groningen, Netherlands to the Center for Comuting [sic] Activities, Columbia University transmitting two disks of a Kermit version for Apple IIe and Apple II+; One disk labelled "Apple II Kermit version 1.0 July 25, 1986" from the Computer Center of the National Institutes of Health.
Contents: One disk with label entitled "UNIX Kermit C code PC-DOS 2.1 format 05/01/1985"; One disk with handwritten label entitled "Kermit for CMX/BIMIX hardware OS9 operating system"; July 11, 1985 letter from Christopher Kennington to Frank da Cruz enclosing two disks pertaining to RML Kermit.
Contents: One disk with handwritten label entitled "Kermit VT180?"; One disk with label entitled "VT180 Kermit 3.8"; One disk with label entitled "V3.8 Kermit VT180"; One disk with handwritten label entitled "VT180 Kermit (Mac80) 3.8".
Contents: Two disks with handwritten labels entitled "DEC Rainbow CP/M - 86/80 2.9"; Two disks with handwritten labels entitled "DEC Rainbow MS-DOS 2.29".
Contents: One disk with handwritten label entitled "Vector Graphics Kermit version 1.8 12/04/1981"; One disk with handwritten label entitled "Vector Kermit not bootable".
Contents: One disk with handwritten label entitled "Kaypro Kermit"; One disk with handwritten label entitled "Kermit v3.6, Kermit v3.7 for Kaypro"; One disk with handwritten labels entitled "Kermit 3.6, 3.7, 3.9 for Kaypro II"; One disk with handwritten label entitled "Kermit 3.6, 3.7, 3.9 for Kaypro IIx"; One disk with handwritten label entitled "Kaypro data disk II & Kermit v3.7 02/02/1984, v3.8 02/21/1984"; One disk with handwritten label entitled "Kermit 3.9 for Kaypro".
Contents: One disk with typed label entitled "EasyK Version 1.10 (Kermit Made Easy) Copyright 1987 R. A. Elnicki"; One disk with handwritten label entitled "EasyK 1.10 RA Elnicki #134 Frank Da Cruz"
Contents: Two disks each with handwritten label entitled "Kermit for ATT7300 MS-DOS copy format 9/28/87 Richard Hill";
Contents: One disk with handwritten label entitled "C-Kermit Source Disk Version 4E(070) Jan 88 IBM PC Diskette Master Disk #1"; One disk with handwritten label entitled "C-Kermit Source Disk Version 4E(070) Jan 88 IBM PC Diskette Master Disk #2"; One disk with handwritten label entitled "MS-DOS Kermit Assembler Source Code Version (2.30) 1/26/88 Master Disk #1"; One disk with handwritten label entitled "MS-DOS Kermit Assembler Source Code Version (2.30) 1/26/88 Master Disk #2"; One disk with handwritten label entitled "MS-DOS Kermit Assembler Source Code Version (2.30) 1/26/88 Master Disk #3"; One disk with handwritten label entitled "MS-DOS Kermit Assembler Source Code Version (2.30) 1/26/88 Master Disk #4"
Contents: One disk with handwritten label entitled "PC Format (360K) *.c *.h *.w *.asm"; One disk with handwritten label entitled "PC Format (360K) Documentation files, README.TXT"; One disk with handwritten label entitled "PC Format (360K) CKNCR.RUN CKCT.RUN WART.RUN"
Contents: One disk with handwritten label entitled "1 CTOS Kermit PC- Format disk"; One disk with handwritten label entitled "2 CTOS Kermit PC- Formatted disk"; One disk with handwritten label entitled "3 CTOS Kermit PC- Formatted disk";
Contents: One disk with handwritten label entitled "Kermit /POS V1.2 - sources in [kermit] andn installable application in [224PPL] Note KERFIL.C is "improved" version of UNIX Kermit.C. 10-FEB-84 Bob Denny"; One disk with handwritten label entitled "Kermit Bob Denny's DECUS C Kermit for P/OS";