(Press Ctrl-C to abort display)

WINCOMM HOST MODE HELP
                              
Every user is presented the following menu after successfully logging
on and viewing the optional HOST.MSG file.

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An available function is invoked by pressing the first letter of the name.
No carriage return is needed so to download, for example, just press <D>.


Function Description

    CHAT:       Sounds the speaker on the host machine and waits for the
                host operator.  

    DOWNLOAD:   The user is prompted for a protocol to use and then for
                the specification of the file(s) to download from the                            
                host.  If the user is a super-user, a path may be
                included in the specification, otherwise, only files in
                the Host download directory are allowed.  When a valid file
		specification is entered, the message 'Begin your  ???????
		transfer procedure'  is issued and the host waits for the
		user to download the file(s) using the specified protocol.

    FILES:      Prompts for a file specification (like DOS' DIR command)
                and displays a list of matching downloadable files.
                A user can cancel the file display by pressing Ctrl-C.
                Superusers can view any directory by including a path in
                the file specification.

    GOODBYE:    Terminates user and recycles the host to answer the next
                call.

    HELP:       Displays the ascii text file: HOST.TXT if it exists.
                The help file is searched for in the current WinComm macro
		directory.  A user can cancel the help display by pressing
                Ctrl-C.

    TIME:       The time the user came online is displayed, followed by
                the current time.

    UPLOAD:     The user is prompted for a protocol to use for the
                transfer.  A file specification is then asked for,
                followed by a file description.  The host then waits for
                the user to begin using the specified protocol to upload
                the file(s).  Files are placed in the Host mode download
		directory.