The following document will explain how to get from the C source files
to the final .HQX file.  The files CKC*.[CWH] come directly from Frank's
most current C-Kermit source.  This is presently in Frank's ~fdc/ck4c
directory.  The definitive directory for the remaing files is
~bill/billker.  The files are named ckm*.*.  Bill's Makefile will make
MacKermit (remember to also keep a current copy of the Makefile as
ckmker.mak for distribution purposes).

Download the resulting resource file ckmker.rsrc to the Mac.  If you
use Kermit tell it "set file type binary" or it won't work.  After the
file gets to the Mac run SetFile, set the creator to KERM, turn on the
bundle bit and push the "set it" button.  The icon should now appear
when you exit from SetFile.  Run BinHex.  Under the file menu first
pull down "Add linefeeds" and then "Application to Upload".  This will
create a ckmker.hqx file.  Send it back to the VAX.

Send the file ckmker.rsrc, with binary set on both Kermits, from the
VAX to the -20 (when using ftp from Unix to the DEC-20, say "tenex"
first, which tells the DEC-20 server to store with 8-bit bytes).

Send ckmker.hqx to the -20 with binary off on both sides.  Send over any
other files necessary to update the Kermit directory (KER:) on the -20.

SUMACC rmaker only allows 50 resources types per compile, our ckmker.rc
file has passed that limit so if you need to run rmaker, recompile with
NRESCOMP = 100 or so.