PURPOSE

Dundial allows you to execute Win32 Dial Up Networking connections
from a command line, eg for use in button bars, alarm/scheduling 
programs.

USAGE

Dundial [-pos] [-min] conn_name [userid [password]]

(Note the []s indicate optional command line parameters; you
do not type them when you use dundial).

-pos            Indicates the position for the Dundial status window
                on your screen; replace "pos" by one of:
                -tl        top left
                -tr        top right
                -c         center
                -bl        bottom left (default)
                -br        bottom right

-min		Indicates that DunDial should minimize the Connected To
		Dialog Box.

conn_name       The name of the connection in your dial-up networking
                folder.  You will get an error if it is already connected.

userid          The userid for the connection.

password        The password for the connection (you must also specify
                the userid if you want to specify the password).

You do not need to specify the userid and password if you are using a
dial up networking script.

Put double quotes around any parameter which contains blanks.

DunDial is compatible with the Dunce program created by
vecdev@cjnetworks.com.


LICENSE AND WARRANTY

Dundial is freeware but it is not in the public domain.

The Dundial executable program is Copyright 1996 by Bruce Switzer.
All Rights Reserved.

THIS SOFTWARE IS DISTRIBUTED "AS IS," WITHOUT WARRANTY AS TO PERFORMANCE
OF MERCHANTABILITY OR ANY OTHER WARRANTIES WHETHER EXPRESSED OR
IMPLIED.  BECAUSE OF THE VARIOUS HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE ENVIRONMENTS INTO
WHICH THIS PROGRAM MAY BE PUT, NO WARRANTY OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR
PURPOSE IS OFFERED.  GOOD DATA PROCESSING PROCEDURE DICTATES THAT ANY
PROGRAM BE THOROUGHLY TESTED WITH NON-CRITICAL DATA BEFORE RELYING ON
IT.  THE USER MUST ASSUME THE ENTIRE RISK OF USING THE PROGRAM.

You can contact the author with comments or questions at 
bswitze@io.org or Bruce.Switzer@canrem.com.

DunDial may be distributed freely, as long as all files in the package
are distributed, including the dundial.txt file.