======MMENU========
--------------------- CO/SESSION(tm) MAIN MENU DESCRIPTION -----------------

    The CO/SESSION Main Menu consists of three submenu choices and five 
    directly available functions.  All menu choices, including the Main 
    Menu, are made by pressing the function key, on the left-hand side 
    of the keyboard, associated with the function you want to perform or 
    the submenu you want to access.  In all of the CO/SESSION menus, you 
    may press the <Esc> key to stop the current CO/SESSION function and 
    return to the calling level.  <F10> also exits all menus, including
    this Main Menu.

    While in an active remote access/monitoring session at the SUPPORT
    machine, you may use the keystroke combinations: <Ctrl><Alt><F> to 
    allow the APPLICATION machine to run full-speed; <Ctrl><Alt><S> to 
    force the APPLICATION machine to run in a synchronized, slower speed 
    to insure the SUPPORT screen is displaying everything the APPLICATION 
    screen is displaying; or <Ctrl><Alt><R> to force a redraw of the 
    SUPPORT screen from the APPLICATION screen.
      
    This on-line HELP facility is context sensitive. So, depending where 
    you are in CO/SESSION when you invoke the HELP, you will get the 
    description of the current submenu and/or function.

    The three submenus on the CO/SESSION Main Menu give you access to the 
    following functions:
          <F2>                    <F3>                    <F8>
     COMMUNICATIONS               FILE                   SUPPORT
  -----------------------  --------------------- --------------------------
   -Call                    -XMODEM Send File     -Suspend/Resume  
   -Wait For Call	    -XMODEM Receive File  -Billing Log
   -Add or Change Call ID   -Change Directory     -Change Type
     Parameters	            -Display Directory    -Record Screens/Sessions
      -Add Call ID          -Display File         -Playback Screens/Sessions
      -Delete Call ID       -Delete File          -Time Display
      -Change Call ID       -Rename/Move File     -Define Configuration    
      -Copy Call ID         -Copy File              Settings               
			   		          -APPLICATION Keyboard
					            Enable/Disable
     						  -Print Functions
						     -Turn-Off Printing
						     -Activate Printing
						     -Activate Spooling
						     -Print Spool File

    For the Main Menu, the five functions available directly are:
      <F1> - Connect To Default Call ID   You choose this function to 
      ---------------------------------   start a dial-out connection to 
      the CO/SESSION user you have defined in the Configuration Settings
      as your default Call ID.  If you have not defined a default Call ID,
      you will be prompted for the telephone number to dial.  If you give
      the number of another CO/SESSION system, that system must have 
      the CO/SESSION Password Protection disabled as no login/password
      is sent when you start a call without a Call ID.

      <F4> - Terminal Mode  You choose this function after you have made
      --------------------  a  TTY   terminal connection with another 
      system and have left the  TTY   terminal screen to execute local
      programs but stayed connected. This function gets you back to the 
       TTY   terminal screen.

      <F5> - Keyboard Conversation  You choose this function while con-
      ----------------------------  nected to another CO/SESSION machine 
      in order to engage in a keyboard "conversation" with the other 
      CO/SESSION user.  Two "windows" are set-up on each of your displays 
      to allow each of you to separately see what you are typing and what 
      the other user is typing.

      <F6> - Disconnect/Hangup  You choose this function to disconnect from
      ------------------------  a current CO/SESSION or  TTY   terminal 
      connection; also to reset the modem from auto-answer, wait dial-in
      to disconnect; or to reset a direct-cable, waiting-login to 
      disconnect.

      <F7> - Voice/Data Toggle  You choose this function when you are using
      ------------------------  Hayes modems or Hayes compatible modems 
      which support the ability to toggle back and forth between voice mode
      and data mode.  Using this function with the appropriate modem, you 
      may make voice contact with the remote user, then return back to the 
      data mode connection.

======SPHONENBR========
--------------------- CO/SESSION Manual Dial ------------------------------

    You either have selected <F1> from the Main Menu without having a
    default Call ID defined; or <F1> from the Communications Menu and
    you have no Call IDs defined in your "phone directory".  You are
    prompted for a phone number to dial.  If you have defined the special
    Call ID "DEFAULT", then DEFAULT's telephone number, if any, is 
    provided as a default.  You may accept it by pressing <Enter>, or
    enter any number you wish.  You may use "-" for readability, and
    "," for pauses.

    The dial-out is done using the parameters of the special Call ID
    "DEFAULT", if you have defined it, otherwise the dial-out uses the
    system defaults of Port 1, Modem type Hayes, Terminal type CO/SESSION,
    Baud rate 1200.

    Upon connection, the login/password from "DEFAULT" will be used,
    otherwise no login/password is sent.  If the remote machine is a
    CO/SESSION machine with Password Protection enabled, then the dial-in
    will fail unless you have a login/password defined in "DEFAULT" which
    matches a login/password in the Call ID directory of the remote
    CO/SESSION machine.

    Upon making a successful connection, your system is automatically 
    placed into the appropriate CO/SESSION state; if you are a SUPPORT, 
    your screen is updated with the APPLICATION system screen; if you are 
    the APPLICATION, you are returned to what you were doing when you
    invoked CO/SESSION; and if you are making a  TTY   terminal 
    connection, your screen goes to the CO/SESSION  TTY   terminal 
    screen.

    Messages on the status line keep you informed as to the progress and 
    success of the connection attempt.

============STERMMODE============
------------------------------ <F4> Terminal Mode --------------------------

    In the terminal mode screen, you are functioning as a  TTY   terminal
    to the non-CO/SESSION system to which you are connected.  Characters
    which you type at the keyboard are transmitted to the remote system
    to which you are connected "as is" in their ASCII format. However, 
    CO/SESSION does provide some features to enhance the terminal mode.

    If the characters you are typing do not appear on your screen, and you
    are in full-duplex (FDX), use the <F7> function key to toggle to 
    half-duplex (HDX).  In HDX mode, what you type is both reflected on
    your screen and transmitted to the remote system.   If you see double
    characters for each character you type, and you are in HDX, use the
    <F7> function key to toggle to FDX.

    If you notice that the data you are receiving from the remote system is
    double spacing (a blank line between lines), or not creating a line-feed
    for each new line, you may use the <F3> function key to control whether 
    CO/SESSION will insert a line-feed or not for each end-of-line detected.

    You may want to capture all information going to the screen and write
    the received data to a file.  You use the <F5> function key in order
    to activate the disk capture function.  Upon pressing <F5>, if you
    are activating disk capture, you are prompted for the name of the
    file to store the captured receive data.  You may specify any file
    name including a disk drive specifier and directory path.  Disk 
    capture is turned-off when you exit the terminal mode screen via
    <Esc> or <F10>, or if you press <F5> when disk capture is already 
    active, or if the other-end disconnects.
    
    Data on the terminal mode screen will scroll up when you get to the
    bottom of the screen.  However, at any time you may clear the screen
    by pressing the <F1> function key.

    The first line of the bottom portion of the terminal mode screen 
    displays the current status of the insert-line-feed, disk-capture,
    and duplex states. 

=======SATCHAT==========
------------------------- <F5> - Keyboard Conversation ---------------------

    You select this function when you want to engage in a "conversation" 
    with the remote user via the keyboard.

    Two "window" sections are displayed, one for echoing what you type 
    at the keyboard, and one for displaying what the remote user is typing.  
    What you type is echoed in your window, and displayed on the remote 
    machine's display screen in the remote window.  

    You may both type simultaneously, and either may terminate the keyboard 
    conversation by pressing the <F10> function key.  Data displayed is 
    scrolled in each window, so that the last six or so lines of typed 
    information for each of you remains displayed. 

    You may press the <F1> function key if you want to clear your 
    "conversation" window on both machines.

=======SAVCHAT==========
------------------------ <F7> - Voice/Data Toggle ----------------------------

    You select this function when you want to converse with the remote 
    user via voice using telephones connected to the modem or to the
    same line as the modem.  If you are already in a voice mode, you
    press the <F7> function key to use this function to return to the
    data mode.

    Upon pressing the <F7> function key, the remote user is informed about 
    your desire to establish voice contact.  The remote user may reject the 
    request, and either way you are informed as to how the remote user 
    responded.  If the remote user rejected the request, or was not present 
    to acknowledge it, you may retry repeatedly by pressing the <F7> 
    function key.

    If the remote user accepts the voice establishment request, each of 
    you are prompted as to the steps necessary to accomplish it.
    CO/SESSION will set up the modems at each end so that the data 
    transmission tones are turned-off.  When this is done CO/SESSION 
    will request each end to pick up the telephone handsets and then press 
    a key to tell CO/SESSION to complete the modem turn-off.  At this point 
    no data transmission is possible with the remote CO/SESSION machine, 
    but you may carry-on a normal telephone conversation, and continue to 
    use the computer.

    If already in voice mode, both you and the remote must execute this 
    function in order to return the modem to normal use for data 
    transmission, so you must both agree and coordinate verbally to do so.
    When you are both ready, CO/SESSION will prompt you to each press any
    key so that it can begin the modem turn-on sequence.  When each of you 
    hear the modem connection tones, you "hang-up" the telephone handsets
    to return to normal data transmission mode.

=======CMENU======
---------------- <F2> - CO/SESSION COMMUNICATION MENU DESCRIPTION-----------

    The CO/SESSION Communication Menu provides functions for managing 
    connections with other CO/SESSION based IBM and compatible computers,
    as well as making  TTY   ASCII terminal emulation connections to any 
    Host computer.  Functions are provided for starting a dial-out or 
    direct connection to another CO/SESSION or non-CO/SESSION computer; 
    for putting your modem in an auto-answer, "background" dial-in wait 
    state so your machine is ready to respond to a dial-in connection 
    attempt; and for managing a disk file "phone directory" of Call IDs 
    and their associated communication parameters and login/passwords for 
    security.

    The functions available directly via the Communications Menu are:
      <F1> - Call  You choose this function when you want to start a dial-
      -----------  out or direct connection attempt to another CO/SESSION 
      or non-CO/SESSION system.  You first select the Call ID to which you
      want to connect and then press the <F1> function key.  The remote 
      CO/SESSION machine must be in the auto-answer, "background" wait 
      dial-in state, and it must be of the opposite CO/SESSION type of 
      your machine, that is, if you are type APPLICATION, the remote 
      CO/SESSION machine must be type SUPPORT.  If the Call ID specifies
       TTY   terminal type then it does not matter what CO/SESSION type
      you are.

      Upon making a successful connection, your system is automatically 
      placed into the appropriate CO/SESSION state; if you are a SUPPORT, 
      your screen is updated with the APPLICATION system screen; if you are 
      the APPLICATION, you are returned to what you were doing when you
      invoked CO/SESSION; and if you are making a  TTY   terminal 
      connection, your screen goes to the CO/SESSION  TTY   terminal 
      screen.

      Messages on the status line keep you informed as to the progress and 
      success of the connection attempt.

      <F2> - Wait For Call  You choose this function when you want to put
      --------------------  your modem into an auto-answer, "background" 
      dial-in wait state.  You first select the Call ID whose port 
      parameters you want to use for initializing the port/modem and then
      press the <F2> function key. 

      Messages on the status line keep you informed as to the progress 
      and success of setting up the "auto-answer", dial-in wait state.  

      Whether successful or unsuccessful, you get control back and may
      execute other CO/SESSION functions or return to your application.
      When a successful dial-in occurs, you are informed via a "pop-up"
      window on your display.

      You may cancel an existing auto-answer, wait dial-in state by using
      the <F6> function, Disconnect/Hangup, on the Main Menu.

      <F3> - Add Or Change Call ID Parameters  You choose this function
      ---------------------------------------  in order to access the
      associated submenu where you are presented with functions for
      Adding, Deleting, Changing, or Copying Call IDs in your "phone
      directory" disk file.

=========SCREVM=========
------------ <F2><F3> - CO/SESSION CHANGE CALL ID PARAMETERS MENU-----------

    You select this communication subfunction menu when you want to do 
    maintenance on your Call ID "phone directory" disk file.  Four functions 
    are available:

      <F1> - Add   You choose this function when you want to add a new 
      ----------   Call ID to your "phone directory" disk file.  You will
      be prompted for the Call ID name and then presented with the 
      parameter screen and allowed to define the new parameters.

      <F2> - Delete  You choose this function when you want to delete an 
      -------------  existing Call ID from your "phone directory" disk file.
      Select the Call ID you want to delete, then press the <F2> function
      key.  You will be presented with the Call ID's parameters and 
      prompted as to whether this is the Call ID you want to delete.

      <F3> - Change  You choose this function when you want to change one 
      -------------  or more parameters of an existing Call ID in your 
      "phone directory" disk file.  Select the Call ID you want to change,
      then press the <F3> function key.  You will be presented with the 
      Call ID's parameters and allowed to edit them.

      <F4> - Copy  You choose this function when you want to copy the 
      -----------  parameters of an existing Call ID from your "phone 
      directory" disk file to a new Call ID entry.  This is useful as a
      way of saving typing when creating Call IDs with similar parameters.
      Select the Call ID you want to copy, then press the <F4> function
      key.  You will be prompted for the new Call ID name to copy to and
      then allowed to edit the copied parameters.

========SCADDR=======
--------- <F2>/<F3>/<F1> - CO/SESSION CHANGE CALL ID PARAMETERS - Add -------

    You choose this function when you want to add a new Call ID to your 
    "phone directory" disk file.  

    You are prompted for the Call ID of the new remote to be added.  
    CO/SESSION checks to see if it already exists in the file, and if not, 
    then presents the parameter screen to you to define the new parameters.

========SCCOPYR=======
-------- <F2>/<F3>/<F4> - CO/SESSION CHANGE CALL ID PARAMETERS - Copy --------

    You choose this function when you want to copy the parameters of an
    existing Call ID to a new Call ID in your "phone directory" disk file. 

    You are prompted for the Call ID of the new remote to be added.  
    CO/SESSION checks to see if it already exists in the file, and if not, 
    then presents the parameter screen to you to define the new parameters.

========SCDELR=======
-------- <F2>/<F3>/<F2> - CO/SESSION CHANGE CALL ID PARAMETERS - Delete ------

    You choose this function when you want to delete a Call ID from your 
    "phone directory" disk file.  

    You are asked to verify that the Call ID whose parameter screen is
    displayed is the Call ID you want to delete.  If you respond with "Y" 
    or "y", the Call ID's parameters are deleted, and the "phone directory"
    disk file is packed to free up the disk space used.

========SCRPARMS==========
-----------------------CO/SESSION CALL ID PARAMETERS ------------------------

    The first part of the parameter screen contains the information 
    required for defining log-in/password information as well as the 
    telephone number of the remote CO/SESSION or non-CO/SESSION machine.
    In addition, there is a description field where you may enter optional
    text that further describes the Call ID.

    The second part of the parameter screen contains the port parameter
    information.

    When working in the Password/Login portion of the parameter screen, 
    the title line for that portion is highlighted.  You enter information 
    to each field then terminate the field input by pressing the <Enter> 
    key.  You may move around within the Password/Login portion of the 
    parameter screen by using the arrow cursor control keys.  You may edit
    existing information by typing over it, by using the <Del> key to
    delete the character under the cursor, or the <BackSpace> key to
    delete the character to the left of the cursor.

    By pressing the <Enter> key or the <DownArrow> key at the last field 
    of the Password/Login portion of the parameter screen, you move to 
    the Port Parameters portion of the parameter screen.

    When working in the Port Parameters portion of the parameter screen, 
    the title line for its portion of the screen is highlighted.  You
    press the letter associated with a particular parameter, in order 
    to cycle through the available choices.  For example, each time you 
    press the <B> key the baud rate will cycle through its available options 
    of 300, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, and back to 300, and so on.  You may 
    press the <F1> key to return back to the Password/Login portion of 
    the parameter screen. Press <F10> to quit and save the current
    definitions, or press <Esc> key to quit without saving the parameters.

    The Password/Login information consists of the following fields:
    -Description: this field is a text field used by you to contain a 
       brief description of who the Call ID is;
    -Telephone Number: this field contains the telephone number of the 
       remote CO/SESSION or non-CO/SESSION machine; you must specify all 
       the required digits necessary to dial the remote machine from your 
       location; these may include 1-areacode-number, ";" for 2 second 
       pauses, "-" for readability;
    -Your Login ID: this field defines the ID that your CO/SESSION machine 
       will send to the remote CO/SESSION machine if you are initiating 
       the connection; not used if making a  TTY   terminal connection;
    -Your Password: this field defines the password that your CO/SESSION
       machine will send to the remote CO/SESSION machine if you are 
       initiating the connection; not used if making a  TTY   terminal 
       connection;
    -Remote Login ID: this field defines a valid ID that you will accept 
       on a connection attempt to your machine when in wait dial-in state;
       not used if making a  TTY   terminal connection;
    -Remote Password: this field defines a valid password for the 
       associated remote login ID that you expect when the associated 
       remote login ID makes a connection attempt to your machine when in 
       wait dial-in state; not used if making a  TTY   terminal connection;

    For two CO/SESSION machines to successfully connect, if Password
    Protection is to be used, the users at each must cooperate in defining 
    the login IDs and passwords.  For example, you would define a login ID 
    and password in the "Your Login ID" and "Your Password" fields for 
    the Call ID of the remote user to which you will initiate connections, 
    whereas the remote user would define the same login ID and password 
    information in his "Remote Login ID" and "Remote Password" fields of 
    the Call ID entry for you in his "phone directory" file.  

    Only the login IDs and passwords are exchanged between machines and 
    must be coordinated between users.  The Call IDs are local only and 
    can be any ID that is easy for you to associate with your specific 
    remote users.

============FMENU=========
------------- <F3> - CO/SESSION FILE FUNCTIONS MENU DESCRIPTION-----------

    The CO/SESSION File Functions Menu provides various functions for
    controlling files.

    Functions are provided for:
     - changing the current directory on the local or remote system;
     - displaying local or remote file directory contents;
     - displaying local or remote files;
     - deleting local or remote files with optional verification;
     - renaming and/or moving local or remote files within the same drive;
     - copying files with the source and destination files being either
        local or remote; copies between local and remote computers are done 
        with a 16-bit CRC, incorporating retransmissions for detected
        errors, assuring a virtual error free copy of binary or text files;
     - XMODEM send and receive for file transfer with non-CO/SESSION 
        systems.
 
    All the file functions support full or relative path and disk drive
    specifications as well as global "wildcard" specifications using the 
    '*' or '?' characters.  You reference files on the remote computer by 
    prefixing the full or relative path/file name with the characters "R!", 
    shorthand for "Remote".  For example, the specification "R!\futil.exe" 
    refers to a utility executable program in the root directory of the 
    current active disk drive on the remote computer.

    The functions available directly via the File Functions menu are:
      <F1> - XMODEM Send File  You choose this function when you are con-
      -----------------------  nected to a non-CO/SESSION system in a
       TTY   terminal mode in order to send a file to the non-CO/SESSION 
      system using the XMODEM protocol.

      <F2> - XMODEM Receive File  You choose this function when you are 
      --------------------------  connected to a non-CO/SESSION system in 
      a  TTY   terminal mode in order to receive a file from the 
      non-CO/SESSION system using the XMODEM protocol.

      <F3> - Change Directory  You choose this function when you want to 
      -----------------------  change the current directory on the current
      default or other drive of either the local or remote CO/SESSION
      computer.

      <F4> - Display File Directory  You choose this function when you want 
      -----------------------------  to view a file directory on either the 
      local or remote CO/SESSION computer.  Directory display information is
      similar to the normal DOS directory display.  Actions are available 
      to control the speed of the display.

      <F5> - Display File  You choose this function when you want to view 
      -------------------  one or more local or remote files.  Actions are 
      available to control the speed of the display.

      <F6> - Delete File  You choose this function when you want to delete 
      ------------------  one or more local or remote files.  There is an 
      optional verification prompt before deleting each file.

      <F7> - Rename/Move File  You choose this function when you want to 
      -----------------------  rename a single file or move a single file 
      to an optionally different directory on the same disk drive volume
      on either the local or remote CO/SESSION computer.

      <F8> - Copy File  You choose this function when you want to copy one 
      ----------------  or more files locally, remotely, or between the 
      local and remote CO/SESSION computers.   

============SXMDMSND============
------------------ <F3><F1> FILE Functions - XMODEM Send File -------------------

    In the terminal mode screen, you are functioning as a  TTY   terminal
    to the non-CO/SESSION system to which you are connected.  However, 
    CO/SESSION does provide some features to enhance the terminal mode.

    After you make a  TTY   terminal connection with a non-CO/SESSION
    system, you may exit the terminal mode screen in order to use the
    XMODEM send/receive functions to exchange files with the non-
    CO/SESSION system.  You may then return to the terminal mode screen
    via the <F4> function on the CO/SESSION Main Menu.

    You choose this function when you want to send one file to the
    remote non-CO/SESSION system using the industry standard XMODEM
    protocol.  However, unlike the file copy function between CO/SESSION
    systems, you must closely coordinate the file transfer with the
    remote user when using XMODEM.

    When you press <F1>, you are prompted for the name of the file to
    send.  You may respond by specifying a file name with no path, with 
    a full or relative path, with or without a disk drive designator. 
    However, you may NOT use the global "wildcard" ('*' or '?') characters.
    If you want to send more than one file, you must do it in separate 
    operations.

    Once you specify the file name and the file send begins, the remote user
    must set up his system for XMODEM receive within approximately three (3)
    minutes, otherwise the transfer is terminated.

    During the transmission to the remote system, several values are 
    displayed.  These values are the number of bytes transmitted, the 
    percent of the file transmitted, total transmission errors, and retries 
    due to error for the current block.  With these values it is easy to 
    follow the progress of the file transmission.

    At any time during the file send, it may be terminated by pressing the 
    <Esc> key.

============SXMDMRCV============
------------------ <F3><F2> FILE Functions - XMODEM Receive File -------------------

    In the terminal mode screen, you are functioning as a  TTY   terminal
    to the non-CO/SESSION system to which you are connected.  However, 
    CO/SESSION does provide some features to enhance the terminal mode.

    After you make a  TTY   terminal connection with a non-CO/SESSION
    system, you may exit the terminal mode screen in order to use the
    XMODEM send/receive functions to exchange files with the non-
    CO/SESSION system.  You may then return to the terminal mode screen
    via the <F4> function on the CO/SESSION Main Menu.

    You choose this function when you want to receive one file from the
    remote non-CO/SESSION system using the industry standard XMODEM
    protocol.  However, unlike the file copy function between CO/SESSION
    systems, you must closely coordinate the file transfer with the
    remote user when using XMODEM.

    When you press <F2>, you are prompted for the name of the file to
    receive.  You may respond by specifying a file name with no path, with 
    a full or relative path, with or without a disk drive designator. 
    If you give a file name that already exists, you are prompted as
    to whether you want to overwrite it.  If you respond with "Y", the
    received file will replace the existing file.  If you want to receive 
    more than one file, you must do it in separate operations.

    Once you specify the file name and the file receive begins, the remote 
    user must set up his system for XMODEM send within approximately 
    three (3) minutes, otherwise the transfer is terminated.

    During the reception from the remote system, several values are 
    displayed.  These values are the number of bytes received, the 
    total transmission errors, and retries due to error for the current 
    block.  With these values it is easy to follow the progress of the 
    file reception.

    At any time during the file receive, it may be terminated by pressing 
    the <Esc> key.  Any partially received file is removed.

============SCHGDIR============
---------------- <F3><F3> FILE Functions - Change Directory ---------------

    You choose this function when you want to change the current directory 
    on either the local or remote CO/SESSION computer for a specified
    disk drive. 

    When you press <F3>, the current default directory on the local system, 
    and if you have a connection with a remote system, the default 
    directory on the remote system, is displayed.  You are then prompted 
    for the name of the directory to change.  You may precede the new 
    directory name you are specifying with "R!" in order to change the 
    default directory on the remote computer.

============SFDDIR============
---------------- <F3><F4> FILE Functions - Display File Directory ------------

    You choose this function when you want to view a file directory on 
    either the local or remote CO/SESSION computer.  Directory display 
    information is similar to the normal DOS directory display.

    When you press <F4>, you are prompted for the name of the directory 
    to display.  You may respond by just pressing the <Enter> key in order
    to view the current working directory.  Alternatively, you may specify 
    a full or relative path, with or without a disk drive designator, and
    you may use the global "wildcard" ('*' or '?') characters or a single 
    file name to view a subset of the directory. 

    Any of the options above may be preceded by "R!" in order to view a 
    directory from the remote computer file.

    While the directory is displaying, you may cause it to pause by pressing
    the <Space> bar on the keyboard, and then resume the display by pressing
    the <Space> bar again.  In addition, you may speed-up the display by 
    pressing a number key <0> through <4>, or slow-down the display by 
    pressing a number key <5> through <9>.  At any time, you may terminate 
    the display by pressing the <Esc> key.  

============SFDFILE============
------------------ <F3><F5> FILE Functions - Display File -------------------

    You choose this function when you want to view one or more local or 
    remote files.  

    When you press <F2>, you are prompted for the name of the file to
    display.  You may respond by specifying a file name with no path, with 
    a full or relative path, with or without a disk drive designator, and
    you may use the global "wildcard" ('*' or '?') characters to view  
    more than one file.

    Any of the options above may be preceded by "R!" in order to view one  
    or more files from the remote computer file.

    While a file is displaying, you may cause it to pause by pressing
    the <Space> bar on the keyboard, and then resume the display by 
    pressing the <Space> bar again.  In addition, you may speed-up the 
    display by pressing a number key <0> through <4>, or slow-down the 
    display by pressing a number key <5> through <9>.  There is an 
    automatic display pause between files when displaying more than one 
    file.  At any time, you may terminate the display by pressing the 
    <Esc> key.

============SFDLFILE============
------------------ <F3><F6> FILE Functions - Delete File -------------------

    You choose this function when you want to delete one or more local or 
    remote files.  

    When you press <F6>, you are prompted for the name of the file to 
    delete.  You may respond by specifying a file name with no path, with 
    a full or relative path, with or without a disk drive designator, and
    you may use global "wildcard" ('*' or '?') characters to delete more  
    than one file.

    Any of the options above may be preceded by "R!" in order to delete  
    one or more files from the remote computer file.

    After entering the file delete specification, you are prompted by
    CO/SESSION as to whether you want verification before deleting a file.  
    If you respond with a 'Y', CO/SESSION prompts you for an affirmative 
    response before deleting a file.  At any time, you may terminate the 
    file deletion process by pressing the <Esc> key.

============SFRFILE============
------------------ <F3><F7> FILE Functions - Rename/Move File -------------------

    You choose this function when you want to rename a file and/or move it 
    to another directory on the same disk drive volume.

    When you press <F7>, you are prompted for the name of the file to 
    rename/move.  You may respond by specifying a file name with no path, 
    with a full or relative path, with or without a disk drive designator.

    Next, you are prompted for the new name of the file.  You may specify 
    a full or relative path, on the same disk drive volume, in order to 
    move the file to another directory. 

    Any of the options above may be preceded by "R!" in order to  
    rename/move the file on the remote computer.

============SFXFILE============
------------------ <F3><F8> FILE Functions - Copy File -------------------

    You choose this function when you want to copy one or more files, 
    locally, remotely, or between the local and remote computers.

    When you press <F8>, you are prompted for the name of the SOURCE file 
    to copy.  You may respond by specifying a file name with no path, with 
    a full or relative path, with or without a disk drive designator, and 
    you may use the global "wildcard" ('*' or '?') characters. 

    Next you are prompted for the name of the DESTINATION file.  If you 
    used global "wildcard" ('*' or '?') characters in the SOURCE file  
    specification, a DESTINATION directory name is required.

    Any of the options above may be preceded by "R!" in order to define 
    the SOURCE or DESTINATION or both as remote. 

    If both the SOURCE and DESTINATION are remote, the copy command is 
    sent to the remote computer to carry out the copy there as a local copy.  
    If only one of the SOURCE and DESTINATION is remote, that is, a file 
    transfer between the local and remote computer, several values are 
    displayed during the file copy.  These values are the number of bytes 
    transmitted, the percent of the file transmitted, total transmission 
    errors, and retries due to error for the current block.  With these 
    values it is easy to follow the progress of the file copy between 
    the local and remote computer.

    At any time during a file copy, it may be terminated by pressing the 
    <Esc> key.  If the transfer is terminated before completion for any 
    reason,  any partially received file is removed.

=======AMENU======
------------- <F8> - CO/SESSION SUPPORT FUNCTIONS MENU DESCRIPTION----------

    The CO/SESSION SUPPORT Functions Menu provides various functions
    for enhancing the capability and flexibility of the CO/SESSION
    SUPPORT user. 

    Functions are provided for:
     -suspending and resuming the remote access/monitoring function while
       maintaining the connection;
     -billing log feature for updating a billing log file with connection
       information;
     -recording entire support sessions or individual screen images;
     -playback of recorded support sessions or saved screens;
     -enabling or disabling the time-of-day and elapsed connection time
       display in the upper right-hand corner of the display screen;
     -defining default configuration settings for CO/SESSION operation;
     -enabling/disabling the APPLICATION machine keyboard to prevent a
       local user from disturbing the APPLICATION machine during a
       remote access/monitor session;
     -remote print/spool feature.

    The functions available directly via the Support Functions Menu are:
      <F1> - Suspend/Resume  You choose this function to suspend a remote
      ---------------------  access/monitoring session when you are the
      SUPPORT user in order to get local control back to your system.
      When you exit CO/SESSION, control returns to the point where you
      were when the last connection or resume occurred.  When ready to
      resume the remote access/monitoring of the APPLICATION, use this
      function again to toggle the state.

      <F2> - Billing Log  You use this function to activate or inactivate
      ------------------  the CO/SESSION billing log feature.  When 
      activated, a record is written to the billing log disk file at
      the conclusion of each SUPPORT connection.  Information logged is
      the SUPPORT User's initials, Call ID, description, phone number,
      direction, date, time, end-time, elapsed-time.

      <F3> - Change Type  You use this function when in an inactive, 
      ------------------  disconnect state in order to switch between 
      an APPLICATION user and SUPPORT user CO/SESSION type.

      <F4> - Record Screens/Sessions  You use this function when in an
      ------------------------------  active remote access/monitoring
      state to save individual screens to sequentially numbered disk
      files or record the session to a numbered disk file.

      <F5> - Playback Screens/Sessions  You use this function to review
      --------------------------------  the previously saved, sequentially
      numbered screen image files, or to playback a previously recorded
      support session.

      <F6> - Enable/Disable Time Display  You choose this function when 
      ----------------------------------  you want to enable or disable 
      the display of the current time-of-day and elapsed connect time in 
      the upper right-hand corner of the display screen.

      <F7> - Define Configuration Settings  You choose this function to 
      ------------------------------------  modify the current default 
      configuration settings for CO/SESSION's operation.

      <F8> - APPLICATION Keyboard Enable/Disable  You choose this function
      ------------------------------------------  when you are the SUPPORT
      user to enable or disable the APPLICATION machines keyboard.  If
      disabled, whenever the APPLICATION user tries to use the keyboard,
      a notification "pop-up" message indicates the keyboard is disabled.

      <F9> - Print Functions  You choose this function to set the print
      ----------------------  mode for the SUPPORT machine.  This is
      coordinated with whether the APPLICATION machine is down-loading
      print data.  If the application machine is down-loading print data
      to your SUPPORT machine, you use this function to set-up to ignore 
      the print data, or print it when received, or spool it to a file.

======SABLOG==========
---------------- <F8><F2> SUPPORT Function - Billing Log ------------

    You select this function when you want to activate or inactivate
    CO/SESSION's billing log function.  If the billing log is currently
    active, pressing <F2> is interpreted as inactivate.  However, you
    are asked to verify that you want to inactivate the billing log.
    If you respond "Y", the billing log file is closed, and billing
    logging is inactivated.

    If the billing log is currently inactive, you are prompted for the 
    name of the file where the billing log data will be written.  You 
    are presented with a default name which you may accept by pressing 
    the <Enter> key, or you may edit the name to use a different one.  
    If the file name exists, you are informed that the billing data will 
    be appended to the existing file.

    No path information is accepted for the file name, since the file 
    will be saved in the CO/SESSION directory and drive that you specified 
    when CO/SESSION was installed.

    After the file name, you are prompted for your initials which are 
    saved as the current CO/SESSION SUPPORT operator.  Subsequently, at 
    the conclusion of each SUPPORT connection, when the billing log is
    active, a record will be written to the billing log file.  However,
    before writing the record, the SUPPORT operator, at the conclusion
    of the call, will be given the opportunity to edit the operator ID,
    the Call ID, and the Call ID description via prompts on the screen.
	
    The billing log record is an ASCII text record and contains the
    operator ID initials, Call ID, Call ID description, phone number,
    direction of the call, date, start-time, end-time, and elapsed time.
    The billing log file may be printed, displayed, or edited by any
    word processor that can handle ASCII text files.
    
=====SRECMENU=========
--------------- <F8><F4> SUPPORT Function - Record Menu ------------------

    You select this function when you want to record individual screen 
    images or activate/inactivate the recording of a SUPPORT session.

    You are presented with a submenu for indicating the type of recording
    you want. <F10> or <Esc> returns you to the SUPPORT menu.
      <F1> - Save Screen Image  Select this function if you want to 
      ------------------------  record the display screen image that was
      in effect when you last invoked CO/SESSION.

      <F2> - Record SUPPORT Session  Select this function if you want to
      -----------------------------  activate/inactivate the recording
      of a SUPPORT session.

======SAASSIMAG==========
------------ <F8><F4><F1> SUPPORT Function - Save Screen Image ------------

    You select this function when you want to save the image of your 
    display screen as it appeared when you invoked CO/SESSION.  The screen 
    image is saved to a named file in the CO/SESSION default directory and 
    disk drive.  The screen attribute information is saved along with the 
    screen data so the file for the screen image is not an ASCII file.  

    You are prompted for a file name in which to save the screen image, but
    you are given a default name to use.  You may edit the name, or just
    press <Enter> to accept the default name.  You should use a file name
    with a three digit numeric extension. Thereafter, that file name with
    the numeric extension incremented by one becomes the next default
    name.  If you save a sequence of screen images, they will be sequent-
    ially numbered and can take advantage of the screen playback function
    which allows displaying a series of screen images using the arrow
    keys.   

    No path information is accepted since the file will be saved in the
    CO/SESSION directory and drive that you specified when CO/SESSION was
    installed.

====SASSESSION========
---------- <F8><F4><F2> SUPPORT Function - Record SUPPORT Session ------------

    You select this function when you want to record one SUPPORT
    remote access/monitoring session with a CO/SESSION APPLICATION 
    machine.  The session information saved is all the information that
    updates the SUPPORT screen during a session.  While suspended 
    no session information is saved, although session recording remains 
    active.  The session information is saved to a named file in the 
    CO/SESSION default directory and disk drive.

    If session recording is already active, you are notified of this
    when you select this function.  You are asked to confirm whether
    you want to turn session recording off.  If you respond with "Y",
    session recording is inactivated.

    If session recording is not active, you are prompted for a file name 
    in which to save the session information, but you are given a default 
    name to use.  You may edit the name, or just press <Enter> to accept 
    the default name.  You should use a file name with a three digit 
    numeric extension. Thereafter, that file name with the numeric 
    extension incremented by one becomes the next default name.  No path 
    information is accepted since the file will be saved in the CO/SESSION 
    directory and drive that you specified when CO/SESSION was installed.

    If the file name already exists, you will be prompted to confirm
    whether the file should be overwritten.  If you respond with "Y", 
    the file you specified will be used to save the session information.
    
    Once activated, session recording remains active until you turn it
    off, or until you disconnect from an active session, or if there is
    an error writing to disk or the disk becomes full.  You should be 
    aware that the session information file can grow very large, quickly.

=======SPLBMENU===========
--------------- <F8><F5> SUPPORT Function - Playback Menu ------------------

    You select this function when you want to playback either previously 
    recorded screen images or SUPPORT sessions.

    You are presented with a submenu for indicating the type of playback
    you want. <F10> or <Esc> returns you to the SUPPORT menu.
      <F1> - Review Screen Images  Select this function if you want to 
      ---------------------------  review previously recorded individual 
      screen images. 

      <F2> - Playback SUPPORT Session  Select this function if you want to
      -------------------------------  playback a previously recorded
      SUPPORT session.

=======SAREVSD===========
------------ <F8><F5><F1> SUPPORT Function - Review Screen Images -----------

    You select this function when you want to view the image of a saved 
    screen or sequence of screens.

    You are prompted for the name of the file containing the screen image
    but are presented with a default name.  The default name was the first
    name used to save a screen image.  You may edit the name, or just press 
    <Enter> to accept the default name.  If the file is found, you are 
    then prompted to press any key to have the screen image displayed.

    Once you begin the screen image review display, by using the <UpArrow>
    and <DownArrow> keys, you may scroll backward and forward through a 
    sequentially numbered set of screen image files.  You may press the
    <PrtSc> key in order to print the screen image to your printer.
    At any time, press any other key to return back to the SUPPORT menu.

=======SAPLBACK===========
--------- <F8><F5><F2> SUPPORT Function - Playback SUPPORT Session -----------

    You select this function when you want to playback a previously 
    recorded support session.

    Session recording must be inactive when you run this function.  If 
    session recording is already active, you are notified of this
    when you select this function.  You are asked to confirm whether
    you want to turn session recording off.  If you respond with "Y",
    session recording is inactivated and the function proceeds.

    You are prompted for the name of the file containing the session
    recording information, but you are presented with a default name.  
    The default name was the last name used to save a support session.
    You may edit the name, or just press <Enter> to accept the default 
    name.  If the file is found, you are then prompted to press any 
    key to begin the recorded session playback.

    Once you begin the recorded session playback, you may control the 
    playback by using the <SpaceBar> to stop and start the playback, 
    or the numeric keys <0> through <9> to control the speed.  The
    <0> key provides the fastest playback, while the <9> key provides
    the slowest playback.  The playback will display through to the
    conclusion of the information in the file.
    
    At any time you may press the <Esc> key to terminate the playback.
	
===========SASETCFG========
---------- <F8><F7> SUPPORT Function - Define Configuration Settings ---------

    You select this function when you want to modify the default configur-
    ation settings for CO/SESSION operation.  

    The following settings are available for user customizing:
      -Default Key Combination For Invoking CO/SESSION: you may define 
        which combination of the <Ctrl>, <Alt>, Left-Shift <LfS>, and 
        Right-Shift <RtS> keys will cause the invocation of the CO/SESSION 
        Main Menu;
      -Default Wait Dial-In / Auto Answer Mode: if YES when CO/SESSION 
        is loaded and initialized, it will set up for auto-answer, 
        "background" wait dial-in state, and thus be available for dial-in 
        connection attempts from other CO/SESSION machines; add the special
        Call ID named "DEFAULT" if you want to override the system default
        port parameters of 1200 Baud, Port 1, Modem type Hayes, Terminal
        type CO/SESSION; CO/SESSION will look for Call ID "DEFAULT" and
        use its port parameters, if found, when setting up the auto-answer;
      -Default CO/SESSION Type: defines the CO/SESSION type, either 
        APPLICATION or SUPPORT, that will be in effect when CO/SESSION
        is loaded and initialized;
      -Allow Dial-In On Confirm Time-Out: if YES and if you do not respond 
        within the 20 second confirmation time-out that is provided for when 
        you are informed of a successful dial-in connection, then the 
        connection will be allowed to continue; if NO you must actively 
        confirm a successful dial-in when you are informed;
      -Color Monitor Scan Speed: if FAST mode, there may be "inter-
        ference snow" on the APPLICATION's color monitor display caused 
        by the CO/SESSION screen check function; in SLOW mode, there is 
        virtually no "interference snow" but screen checking is slower 
	and slows down the APPLICATION machine; if your color monitor
        does not exhibit "interference snow" while running as the 
        APPLICATION type in FAST mode, then use FAST mode;
      -Menu Border Color: defines the color of the CO/SESSION menu borders 
        if using the color/graphics monitor;
      -Menu Background Color: defines the color of the CO/SESSION menu 
        background if using the color/graphics monitor;
      -Menu Foreground Color: defines the color of the CO/SESSION menu 
        foreground if using the color/graphics monitor;
      -User Input Field Background Color: defines the color of the back-
        ground for all CO/SESSION user input fields, as well as the on-line 
        HELP display window, and the keyboard conversation windows;
      -User Input Field Foreground Color: defines the color of the fore-
        ground for all CO/SESSION user input fields, as well as the on-line 
        HELP display window, and the keyboard conversation windows;
      -CO/SESSION Sound: if ON, the beeper is used by CO/SESSION whenever
        writing to the status line or whenever using the notification
        display windows; if OFF, the beeper is not used;
      -Standard Default Call ID: you may specify an existing Call ID as
        your default for initiating connections using the <F1> function 
        key on the Main Menu;
      -Password Protection Checking: if YES, then all dial-in attempts must
        supply a login and password which matches an entry in the Call ID
        table for the dial-in to succeed; if NO, then no login or password
        is required for the dial-in to succeed;
      -Reboot APPLICATION On SUPPORT Hangup: if YES, if the SUPPORT machine
        causes the disconnect, then the APPLICATION machine will auto-
        matically reboot.

    You modify the various configuration settings by pressing the associated
    keyboard character.  

=======SKBMENU===========
-------- <F8><F8> SUPPORT Function - APPLICATION Keyboard Enable/Disable -----

    You select this function when you want to enable or disable the
    APPLICATION machine's keyboard in order to prevent disturbing
    the machine during a remote access/monitoring session.

    You are presented with a submenu for choosing the state of the keyboard
    you want. <F10> or <Esc> returns you to the SUPPORT menu.

    The functions are:
      <F1> - Enable APPLICATION Keyboard  Select this function if you want 
      ----------------------------------  to enable the keyboard on the
      APPLICATION machine.  The APPLICATION user is informed of the
      enable.

      <F2> - Disable APPLICATION Keyboard  Select this function if you want 
      -----------------------------------  to disable the keyboard on the
      APPLICATION machine.  The APPLICATION user is informed of the
      disable.  Subsequently, whenever the keyboard is accessed, a 
      notification message is displayed on the APPLICATION display 
      indicating that the keyboard is disabled.

=======SAPRNMAIN======
------------- <F8>/<F9> - CO/SESSION SUPPORT - PRINT FUNCTIONS MENU ----------

    The CO/SESSION SUPPORT Print Functions Menu provides various functions 
    for enhancing the flexibility of the CO/SESSION remote printing feature.
    You choose this print functions menu to set the print mode for the 
    SUPPORT machine.  This is coordinated with whether the APPLICATION 
    machine is down-loading print data.  The APPLICATION user controls
    the down-loading of print data via CO/SESSION functions available
    to the APPLICATION CO/SESSION type.  These same functions are 
    available remotely to the SUPPORT user by executing SPRINTO.EXE
    on the APPLICATION machine.

    If the APPLICATION machine is down-loading print data to your SUPPORT 
    machine, you use this function to:
     -set-up to ignore the print data;
     -set-up to print the data as it is received;
     -set-up to spool the data to a spool file;
     -print a spool file.

    For printing, you may specify the printer to use.  If spooling, you
    may specify the spool file to use.  When you select this function, the
    status of the current print mode is displayed on the notification
    message line.

    The functions available are:
      <F1> - Turn-off Printing  You choose this function to turn-off the
      ------------------------  remote printing feature.  If the APPLICATION
      machine is down-loading print data, it is ignored.

      <F2> - Activate Printing  You choose this function to print the 
      ------------------------  down-loaded print data from the APPLICATION
      machine as it is received, to your specified printer.

      <F3> - Activate Spooling  You choose this function to spool the 
      ------------------------  down-loaded print data from the APPLICATION
      machine as it is received, to your specified file.

      <F4> - Print Spool File  You choose this function to print an existing
      -----------------------  spool file to your specified printer.  

=======SAPRNACT======
------ <F8>/<F9>/<F2> - CO/SESSION SUPPORT - PRINT FUNCTIONS - Activate ------

    You choose this function to activate the printing of down-loaded print
    data as it is received from the APPLICATION machine. 

    The APPLICATION user must have set the APPLICATION machine to down-load
    the print data.  The APPLICATION user controls the down-loading of 
    print data via CO/SESSION functions available to the APPLICATION 
    CO/SESSION type.  These same functions are available remotely to the 
    SUPPORT user by executing SPRINTO.EXE on the APPLICATION machine.

    Your printer, attached to the SUPPORT machine, should be compatible 
    with the printer attached to the APPLICATION machine.  No processing
    of the print data is done, so whatever print control codes are in the
    print data stream are passed to the SUPPORT printer.

    You are prompted for the printer number to use for printing the down-
    loaded data.  The default printer is LPT1:.  You may accept the
    default printer by pressing the <Enter> key.  Valid printer numbers
    are 1, 2, or 3.  After you specify the printer number, this function
    checks to see if the printer is ready and has paper.  You are informed
    of the selected printer's status.

    You are informed of the new print status on the notification message
    line.   You may press the <Esc> key to terminate the function.

=======SASPOOLACT======
------ <F8>/<F9>/<F3> - CO/SESSION SUPPORT - PRINT FUNCTIONS - Spool ------

    You choose this function to activate the spooling of down-loaded print
    data as it is received from the APPLICATION machine. 

    The APPLICATION user must have set the APPLICATION machine to down-load
    the print data.  The APPLICATION user controls the down-loading of 
    print data via CO/SESSION functions available to the APPLICATION 
    CO/SESSION type.  These same functions are available remotely to the 
    SUPPORT user by executing SPRINTO.EXE on the APPLICATION machine.

    You are prompted for the file name to use for spooling the down-
    loaded data.  A default file name is provided.  You may accept the
    default file name by pressing the <Enter> key, or you may edit the
    name.  No path information is accepted since the file will be saved 
    in the CO/SESSION directory and drive that you specified when 
    CO/SESSION was installed.

    If the file name already exists, you will be prompted to confirm
    whether the file should be overwritten.  If you respond with "Y", 
    the file you specified will be used to spool the down-loaded print
    data.

    You are informed of the new print status on the notification message
    line.   You may press the <Esc> key to terminate the function.

=======SASPOOLPRN===
------ <F8>/<F9>/<F4>- CO/SESSION SUPPORT - PRINT FUNCTIONS - Print Spool ---

    You choose this function to print an existing spool file of down-loaded
    print information.

    You are prompted for the spool file name to print. A default file name 
    is provided which is the name of the last spool file used.  You may 
    accept the default file name by pressing the <Enter> key, or you may 
    edit the name.  No path information is accepted since the file will 
    be in the CO/SESSION directory and drive that you specified when 
    CO/SESSION was installed.

    If the spool file you specify is one that you are currently spooling
    to, you should first inactivate spooling to insure that the spool file
    is updated with all the print data received.  If it is not the file
    you are currently spooling to, spooling may remain active.

    You are next prompted for the printer number to use for printing the 
    spooled print data. The default printer is LPT1:.  You may accept the
    default printer by pressing the <Enter> key.  Valid printer numbers
    are 1, 2, or 3.  After you specify the printer number, this function
    checks to see if the printer is ready and has paper.  You are informed
    of the selected printer's status.

    Your printer, attached to the SUPPORT machine should be compatible 
    with the printer attached to the APPLICATION machine.  No processing
    of the print data is done, so whatever print control codes are in the
    print data stream are passed to the SUPPORT printer.

    You may press the <Esc> key to terminate the function at any time.

=======SAAP_PRNMAIN======
--------- <F8>/<F9> - CO/SESSION APPLICATION - PRINT FUNCTIONS MENU ----------

    The CO/SESSION APPLICATION Print Functions Menu provides various  
    functions for enhancing the flexibility of the CO/SESSION remote 
    printing feature.  You choose this print functions menu to set the 
    print mode for a specified printer on the APPLICATION machine.  

    Functions are available to:
     -set-up to ignore the printing;
     -set-up to print locally only;
     -set-up to print remotely only;
     -set-up to print locally and remotely.

    The status of the current print mode is displayed on the notification
    message line.

    All the functions prompt for the printer number to which the selected
    print mode is to apply.  The default printer is LPT1:.  You may accept 
    the default printer by pressing the <Enter> key.  Valid printer numbers
    are 1, 2, or 3.  

    You may press the <Esc> key to terminate any function at any time.

    The functions available are:
      <F1> - Ignore Printing  You choose this function to set-up to ignore
      ----------------------  all print data directed to the specified 
      printer.

      <F2> - Local Only Printing  You choose this function to enable the 
      --------------------------  printing of all print data directed to
      the specified printer.

      <F3> - Remote Only Printing  You choose this function to intercept
      ---------------------------  and down-load to the SUPPORT machine 
      all print data directed to the specified printer.

      <F4> - Local And Remote Printing  You choose this function to 
      --------------------------------  intercept and down-load to the
      SUPPORT machine, as well as to print locally, all print data 
      directed to the specified printer. 


--------------------------Unimplemented Functions-----------------------------
**************** Function is not implemented at this time! ***************

