File Transfer Help - Protocols:
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 Several File Transfer Protocols are available on the HMVH Corporation BBS.
 Their features are outlined below:

 Xmodem:      An error-checking protocol that transmits data in blocks of 
              128 bytes. Most commonly used on baud rates up to 2400bps.

 Xmodem/1K:   An extension to Xmodem, data is transmitted in 1k (1024 bytes)
              blocks.

 Xmodem/1K-g: Identical to Xmodem/1K, but the file is transmitted in one
              continuous stream of data. Should be used on error-correcting
              modems only.

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 Ymodem:      Also a type of extension to Xmodem, it transmits additional
              information about the file (such as name and length) along.
              Data is transmitted in 1k blocks.

 Ymodem-g:    Similar to Ymodem, but data is sent in one continuous stream.
              Should only be used with error-correcting modems (MNP).

 Zmodem:      The most popular protocol, Zmodem offers 16- and 32-bit CRC
              (excellent error-correction), batch transfers and fast error
              recovery. Furthermore, it is able to continue transmitting a
              file from where it left off should the connection have broken.
                         
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