High Voltage Shareware/high1.zip/high1/DIR10/ZYG_70.ZIP/ZYGOTE.CMD

OS/2 REXX Batch file | 1993-09-10 | 10KB | 279 lines

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 Edit keyboard setup¡Change the function of a key combination
 Terminal options¡Options important to the terminal mode are altered here
 General options¡Change the general setup
 Flag toggle¡Toggle the boolean flags such as beeping, blinking, etc
 Auto logon system edit¡Use this to edit your own bbs logon systems
 Select color for screens¡Select personal colors for various screens
 Protocol options¡External protocols assigned here
 Modem, dialing, & other¡Modem initialization, dialing string, and such..
 Multiple account edit¡You may want to use multiple accounts
 Com port edit¡Edit the base address and IRQ of com ports
 Result strings¡Edit the expected result strings returned by the modem
 Save and exit¡Save first and then exit
 Exit only¡Do not save, just exit configuration
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 Alt-A¡
 Alt-B¡
 Alt-C¡
 Alt-D¡
 Alt-E¡
 Alt-F¡
 Alt-G¡
 Alt-H¡
 Alt-I¡
 Alt-J¡
 Alt-K¡
 Alt-L¡
 Alt-M¡
 Alt-N¡
 Alt-O¡
 Alt-P¡
 Alt-Q¡
 Alt-R¡
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 Alt-S¡
 Alt-T¡
 Alt-U¡
 Alt-V¡
 Alt-W¡
 Alt-X¡
 Alt-Y¡
 Alt-Z¡
 F1¡
 F2¡
 F3¡
 F4¡
 F5¡
 F6¡
 F7¡
 F8¡
 F9¡
 F10¡
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 Shft-F1¡
 Shft-F2¡
 Shft-F3¡
 Shft-F4¡
 Shft-F5¡
 Shft-F6¡
 Shft-F7¡
 Shft-F8¡
 Shft-F9¡
 Shft-F10¡
 Ctrl-F1¡
 Ctrl-F2¡
 Ctrl-F3¡
 Ctrl-F4¡
 Ctrl-F5¡
 Ctrl-F6¡
 Ctrl-F7¡
 Ctrl-F8¡
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 Ctrl-F9¡
 Ctrl-F10¡
 Alt-F1¡
 Alt-F2¡
 Alt-F3¡
 Alt-F4¡
 Alt-F5¡
 Alt-F6¡
 Alt-F7¡
 Alt-F8¡
 Alt-F9¡
 Alt-F10¡
 ¡
 ─¡
 ─¡
 Ctrl-─¡
 Ctrl-─¡
 ¡
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 Home¡
 End¡
 PgUp¡
 PgDn¡
 Insert¡
 Delete¡
 Ctl-Home¡
 Ctrl-End¡
 Ctl-PgUp¡
 Ctl-PgDn¡
 Ctrl-Ins¡
 Ctrl-Del¡
 Shft-Tab¡
 Alt-0¡
 Alt-1¡
 Alt-2¡
 Alt-3¡
 Alt-4¡
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 Alt-5¡
 Alt-6¡
 Alt-7¡
 Alt-8¡
 Alt-9¡
 Ctrl-2¡
 Ctrl-*¡
 Alt--¡
 Alt-=¡
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 Comport¡The port your modem is connected to (com1,com2,com3,com4)
 Speed¡Program supports speeds from 300bps to 57,600bps, inclusive
 Parity¡Normally 'N'one; also 'E'ven, 'O'dd, 'M'ark, 'S'pace
 Data bit¡Normally 8; also 7, 6, and 5
 Stop bit¡Normally 1; also 2
 Graphic support¡ANSI/Avatar/VT100/None graphics
 Xmit buffer size¡Size of the transmitting buffer
 Recv buffer size¡Size of the receiving buffer
 XON/XOFF flow control¡Toggle software flow control
 CTS/RTS flow control¡Toggle modem flow control
 LPT# port¡The port your printer is connected to
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 User name¡Enter your name here
 System code¡Enter the password you want to use to access the program remotely
 Area code¡The area code you are currently calling from
 Last four digits¡Enter the last four digits of your phone number
 Upload directory¡Enter the directory where upload files are stored
 Download directory¡Enter the directory where downloaded files are stored
 Host UL dir¡Enter the directory where the host uploads are stored
 Host DN dir¡Enter the directory where the host downloads are stored
 Host level PW¡Password to change user security level in host mode
 Host shutdown PW¡Password to shutdown host mode
 Host access PW¡Password to gain access to a closed host mode
 Host open system¡Toggle open/close system; close system requires access password
 Host RING to answer¡The number of rings before answering modem
 Scrollback size¡The size of the scroll back buffer file [1..9999]
 PST difference¡X=pst-yourtime; if x<0 then add 24 to x, now enter this value
 Daylight saving¡Toggle whether Daylight saving is in season in your area
 Delay for message¡The delay to used for the message window
 Tab size¡Size to use for the tab key
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 Blink filter¡Mask out all "blinking" colors received from the remote system
 Lf after Cr¡Follow a carriage return with a line feed (inbound)
 Destructive BS¡The receiving back space will mark-out the preceeding character
 Keep logfile¡Keep a log of activities
 ANSI music¡Play music if available, ANSI graphics must also be enabled.
 Local echo¡Echo to the screen the keyboard input
 Generate password¡Randomly generate a password for new dialing entry
 Wait for vert. retrace¡For direct video writing: If there's 'snow' on screen, turn it on
 Initialize if on-line¡Initialize the modem even if CD is high
 Show statusbar¡Display the statusbar at the bottom of the screen
 DOSshell: Remove port¡Deinstall the comport routine before shelling to DOS
 Drop DTR to hangup¡Lower DTR level to drop carrier
 Decrypt toggle¡Allow program to decrypt secret messages
 Confirm hangup/exit¡Ask before hanging up modem and exiting program
 Alarm¡Alert user when a task is completed
 Expand tab (outgoing)¡Don't send tab character, expand into string of spaces
 Allow Beep¡Beep when "beep" character received (using the speaker)
 Anti-Logoff¡Prevent a system from logging off due to time expired
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  Select previous entry¡Move back one entry
   Select next entry   ¡Move forward one entry
 System name¡Enter the name of the bbs program this auto-logon will be for
 Information¡Enter a little description
 Delay¡Length to wait between sending name,password, and/or last four digits
 Wait for¡String from remote system to execute this auto-logon sequence
 Send user handle¡User's name should be sent
 Send user password¡User's password should be sent
 Send user LFD¡User's last four digits of phone should be sent
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 Dialing menu¡The main dial menu
 Edit/Macro¡For editors, and macro
 Status menu¡Various status menus
 Dial/Redial¡The dial and redial windows
 Status Bar¡The status bar at the bottom of the screen in the terminal mode
 Back/Up/Dn¡The upload and download prompt window
 File lister¡The file lister
 Hangup/Exit¡Hangup and exit window
 Notepad¡The notepad window
 Protocol window¡The protocol choice window
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  Select previous entry¡Move back one entry
   Select next entry   ¡Move forward one entry
 Protocol name¡Enter the name of this protocol entry
 Description¡Enter a little description for this protocol
 [dir] + File¡If file is in DOS path, just the file name else directory and file
 Upload command¡Command to activate upload sequence
 Dnload command¡Command to activate dnload sequence
 Sequence signature¡Auto-download sequence
 Ask DL file¡Prompt for download file
 Change to DL dir first¡Change to the download directory before executing the protocol
 Available auto¡Make this protocol available for auto-download mode
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 Initialization string 1¡Initialization string option #1
 Initialization string 2¡Initialization string option #2
 Dialing string prefix 1¡Modem dialing string prefix option #1
 Dialing string prefix 2¡Modem dialing string prefix option #2
 Dialing string suffix¡Modem dialing string suffix
 Use init¡Choose the initialization string you want to use (1 or 2)
 Use dial¡Choose the dialing string you want to use (1 or 2)
 Answer string¡AT command used to answer the phone
 Hangup string¡AT command used for hangup procedure
 Dialing limit¡How long to wait for a carrier detect (in seconds)
 Default key password¡The password to use when activating the keylock feature
 Zmodem leech mode¡'S' for single xfer leech, 'B' for batch xfer leech
 Use Alternative numbers¡Use the alternative numbers if the primary doesn't CONNECT
 Unmark when¡Number of non-BUSY tries before unmarking the entry (0=disable)
 Use intense colors¡Toggle [16 fg & 16 bg colors] or [16 fg, 8 bg, & blink colors]
 Allow FAX¡Initiate FAX program when sequence string is received
 FAX program¡Path and file to your FAX program
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  Select previous entry¡Move back one entry
   Select next entry   ¡Move forward one entry
 User handle¡The handle or alias for this account
 User password¡The password for this account
 User LFD¡The last four digits of your phone number for this account
 Comment¡(Purpose: reminder) Enter a little description for this account
 Birthdate¡(Purpose: reminder) The birthdate for this account
 Real name¡(Purpose: reminder) The "real" name for this account
 Home phone¡(Purpose: reminder) The home phone number for this account
 Data phone¡(Purpose: reminder) The data phone number for this account
 Address¡(Purpose: reminder) The address for this account
 City, state¡(Purpose: reminder) The city and state for this account
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 Com1 Base address¡Enter the base address for Com1
 Com2 Base address¡Enter the base address for Com2
 Com3 Base address¡Enter the base address for Com3
 Com4 Base address¡Enter the base address for Com4
 Com1 IRQ¡Enter the interrupt line for UART of Com1
 Com2 IRQ¡Enter the interrupt line for UART of Com2
 Com3 IRQ¡Enter the interrupt line for UART of Com3
 Com4 IRQ¡Enter the interrupt line for UART of Com4
 Com1 INT¡Enter the intterrupt # for UART of Com1
 Com2 INT¡Enter the intterrupt # for UART of Com2
 Com3 INT¡Enter the intterrupt # for UART of Com3
 Com4 INT¡Enter the intterrupt # for UART of Com4
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 BUSY¡Result string for a busy signal
 NO CARRIER¡Result string for a no carrier signal
 RING¡Result string for a ring signal
 VOICE¡Result string for a voice signal
 CONNECT FAX¡Result string for a FAX connection
 CONNECT 300¡Result string for a connection at 300bps
 CONNECT 1200¡Result string for a connection at 1,200bps
 CONNECT 2400¡Result string for a connection at 2,400bps
 CONNECT 4800¡Result string for a connection at 4,800bps
 CONNECT 9600¡Result string for a connection at 9,600bps
 CONNECT 14400¡Result string for a connection at 14,400bps
 CONNECT 19200¡Result string for a connection at 19,200bps
 CONNECT 38400¡Result string for a connection at 38,400bps
 CONNECT 57600¡Result string for a connection at 57,600bps