* PROGRAM MANAGEMENT COMMANDS

EXIT or QUIT
  Exit from MS-DOS Kermit.  Close all logs and files.  Leave serial port
  and modem connections open.  Close most kinds of network connections.
  Execute ON_EXIT macro if one is defined.

STAY
  On the MS-DOS Kermit command-line only, causes MS-DOS Kermit to
  issue its prompt after executing any other commands that were found on
  the command line, rather than EXITing as it normally does when given
  command-line arguments.

PATCH [ <path> ]
  Apply patches (corrections) to the running memory image from the appropriate
  MSRnnn.PCH or MSKERMIT.PCH file.

TAKE <filename>
  Execute Kermit commands from the specified file instead of the keyboard.

PUSH
  Go to the DOS prompt.	 Return to Kermit prompt by typing the DOS EXIT
  command.  Preserves connections, settings, etc.

RUN <DOS-command> [ <arguments> ]
  Run a DOS program or execute a DOS command, e.g. RUN EDLIN AUTOEXEC.BAT.

ECHO [ <text> ]
  For issuing messages from TAKE files or macros.  Display the <text> on the
  screen, automatically supplying carriage return and linefeed at the end.
  The <text> can contain backslash codes, variables, etc.  Leading and
  trailing spaces are removed unless the <text> is surrounded by curly braces:
    ECHO			; Prints a blank line
    ECHO This is a message	; Prints "This is a message"
    ECHO { This is a message }	; Prints " This is a message "

SET PROMPT <text>
  Change MS-DOS Kermit's interactive command prompt from MS-Kermit> to the
  specified text, which can contain backslash codes, variables, etc.  Curly
  braces can be used as in the ECHO command.

COMMENT <text>
  For adding full-line comments to a TAKE file.

<command> ; text
  Commands in TAKE files can have trailing comments preceded by semicolon (;).

<text>-
<text>
  Commands in TAKE files or macro definitions can be continued with hyphens,
  but not in a trailing comment.


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