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TeleBASE Manual TeleBASE Version 2.600 Copyright 1994 by Scott Rogerson Shareware for the Amiga computer TeleBASE's killer manual Page 1 TeleBASE Manual PURPOSE and FEATURES: TeleBASE is a database for addresses and phone numbers. It will dial your modem for you, print envelopes, labels, and phone lists. TeleBASE will also receive Caller ID messages with the appropriate hard/firmware. A full featured ARexx port is also included. REQUIREMENTS: Amiga ( duh ) with ADOS release 2.04 or higher. ( version 37+ ) Reqtools library 2 ( version 38+ ) is recommended, but not required. Modem with Caller-ID option is required to get the caller id stuff to work. To tell if you have the correct ROMS, (on the SupraFaxModem) Enter ATI10 from your favorite terminal program. If you see the number 142, you got the right ones. (Tested on SupraFaxModem V32bis) INSTALLATION: Run the install utility. OR: Just put TeleBASE in your sys:wbstartup drawer, and double click it. The hot-key (default) is right Amiga-F10. ( Change it and other stuff in the Tooltypes of the icon, or with the included TBPrefs program ) Put the TBPrefs program in your sys:prefs directory. STARTUP INSTRUCTIONS: WORKBENCH: Just click on it, eh? TeleBASE will bring up a file requestor if it can't find a file called "TeleBASE.phone" in your s: directory. You can change the default location of this file by changing the tooltypes, explained below. ToolTypes: You may enter one or more of the following Tooltypes into your icon for TeleBASE. These are used when run from the CLI _AND_ from the workbench. If run from the CLI, those options (command line) take precedence. All of these are entered from the TBPrefs program for user-friendlyness. That's all the Prefs program DOES, is fix up your tooltypes. Give it a try! The tooltypes are...: FILENAME=s:TeleBASE.phones RETURN_1= RETURN_2= RETURN_3= RETURN_4= DIALPREFIX=ATDT ID_INIT=AT#CID=1 SERDEVICE=serial.device *ID_Name=NAME = *ID_Nmbr=NMBR = *ID_Mesg=MEST = CX_POPKEY=rcommand F10 ID_START=TRUE LASERJET=TRUE NO_REQTOOLS=FALSE ZOOMLEFT=1000 TeleBASE's killer manual Page 2 TeleBASE Manual ZOOMTOP=1000 WINLEFT=1000 WINTOP=1000 LABELHEIGHT=5 LABELWIDTH=35 LABELSACROSS=3 BETWEENDOWN=2 BETWEENACROSS=2 HIDE_WARN=FALSE STEXT=Incoming call from %n. SPEAK=TRUE CALLPOP=TRUE SER_UNIT=0 FONTSIZE=11 LEFTMARGIN=0 FILE=S:TeleBASE.phones DIALPREFIX=ATDT If you'd like, you can have more than one icon for TeleBASE, and just have one copy of the program somewhere in your path. This allows you to have more than one configuration of the program, without having to change the Tooltypes in the icon, or enter the parameters from the command line. Just click on the appropriate icon, or type TeleBASE from the directory where the desired icon is located. The following tooltypes have no CLI equivalant. CALLPOP=TRUE With this set to true, the main window will pop up, and come to the front, if an incoming call is found in your database. SPEAK=TRUE Turns on the Speaking feature. With this set to TRUE, your amiga will speak the text indicated by the option STEXT. STEXT=<STRING> This is what your Amiga will say, when a call comes in. You can use some pre-defined variables in this string. These varibles will be replaced with the following: %p - phone number of the incoming call. %n - name as it comes from the phone company. %l - lastname of corrisponding record %f - first name of corresponding record %c - company name of corresponding record If you do not have the incoming call already in TeleBASE's killer manual Page 3 TeleBASE Manual your database, %l, %f, and %c will be UNKNOWN. (So, the computer will say "UNKNOWN", in this case) If you don't have 'Deluxe caller id' you will not get the %n variable. Call your phone company for details. example: Say a call comes in from 4075551212 which you have in your database. If this persons name was filled out like: Lastname = Smith, and Firstname = John. You could have SText set up with: There is an incoming call from %f %l, at %p. In this case, your Amiga would say, "There is an incoming call from John Smith, at 4075551212". CLI There are quite a few arguments that may be passed to Telebase from the CLI. Entering 'Telebase ?' will get you a command template. It looks like this: TeleBASE 2.6xx3 c 1992-94 by Scott Rogerson FileName=F/K,Name=N/K,Call1=C1/S,Call2=C2/S,LeftPos=LP/N/K, TopPos=TP/N/K,LeftZoom=LZ/N/K,TopZoom=TZ/N/K,CallLeft=CL/N/K, CallTop=CT/N/K,NoPopUp/S,DialPrefix=DP/K,DialNumber=DN/K, ID_NMBR/K,ID_Name/K,ID_Mesg/K,LabelHeight=LH/N/K, LableWidth=LW/N/K,LabelsAcross=LA/N/K,BetweenDown=BD/N/K, LeftMargin=LM/N/K,BetweenAcross=BA/N/K,LaserJet/S,ReturnAdd1=R1/K, ReturnAdd2=R2/K,ReturnAdd3=R3/K,ReturnAdd4=R4/K,AddresseeOver/N/K, AddresseeDown/N/K,ID_Init=II/K,ID_Start=IS/S,SerDevice=SD/K, Unit/N/K,No_ReqTools/S,Hide_Warn/S,FontName=FN/N/K,FontSize=FS/N/K Now, to explain each one...: FILENAME=F/K, ( defaults to: s:TeleBASE.phone ) This is a filename to load. NAME=N/K, ( defaults to: Nothing! ) A string you would like TeleBASE to search for at startup. CALL1=C1/S, ( defaults to: off ) A switch to tell telebase to call entry at startup. Use with the NAME switch above. More explanation later See Example below. This switches calls first phone entry. ( Phone 1 ) CALL2=C2/S, ( defaults to: off ) Same as above, but calls second phone entry. ( Phone 2 ) LEFTPOS=LP/N/K, ( defaults to: 0 ) Number indicating the left position of the main window. TOPPOS=TP/N/K, ( defaults to: 0 ) Number indicating the top position of the main window. LEFTZOOM=LZ/N/K, ( defaults to: 0 ) Number indicating the left position of the main window when TeleBASE's killer manual Page 4 TeleBASE Manual it's zipped. (Minimized) TOPZOOM=TZ/N/K, ( defaults to: 0 ) Number indicating the top position of the main window when it's zipped. (Minimized) CALLLEFT=LP/N/K, ( defaults to: 0 ) Number indicating the left position of the call window. CALLTOP=TP/N/K, ( defaults to: 0 ) Number indicating the top position of the call window. NOPOPUP/S, ( defaults to: popup ) Tells TeleBASE to startup, but not to show it's window. DIALPREFIX=DP/K, ( defaults to: ATDT ) Set the Dial prefix. (ATDT, ATDT*67, .... whatever ) DIALNUMBER=DN/K, ( N/A ) A string to send to the modem, and then quit. ID_NMBR/K ( defaults to: 'NMBR = ' ) Should be the string that your modem sends before the actual number. Note that this string includes a space AFTER the equals sign. ID_NAME ( defaults to: 'NAME = ' ) Should be the string that your modem sends before the name. Note that this string includes a space AFTER the equals sign. ID_MESG ( defaults to: 'MESG = ' ) Should be the string that your modem sends before the data. Note that this string includes a space AFTER the equals sign. LABELHEIGHT=LH/N/K, ( defaults to: 5 ) Height of printer labels in characters LABELWIDTH=LW/N/K, ( defaults to: 35 ) Width of printer labels in characters. LABELSACROSS=LA/N/K,( defaults to: 3 ) How many labels across a page. ( 1-3 only ) BETWEENDOWN=BD/N/K, ( defaults to: 3 ) Number of characters between labels. Top to bottom. BETWEENACROSS=BA/N/K,( defaults to: 3 ) Number of characters between labels. Side to side. LEFTMARGIN/N/K Enter the number of characters from the left margin to start printing labels LASERJET/S Switch that will select the paper type of Envelope#10, and landscape mode on a laserjet printer. TeleBASE's killer manual Page 5 TeleBASE Manual RETURNADD1=R1/K RETURNADD2=R2/K RETURNADD3=R3/K RETURNADD4=R4/K Strings to put on each line of return address for envelopes. ADDRESSEEOVER/K Number of characters to the right of the left edge to put the Addressee on an envelope. ADDRESSEEDOWN/K Number of characters below top line at which to print the first line of the Addressee, on an envelope. ID_INIT=II/K, ( defaults to: AT#CID=1\r ) String to enable Caller ID. ID_START=IS/S, ( defaults to: off ) Switch telling TeleBASE to turn on Caller ID at startup. SERDEVICE=SD/K, ( defaults to: serial.device ) Serial device to monitor. (defaults to serial.device) UNIT/N/K ( defaults to: 0 ) Serial device unit number. NO_REQTOOLS/S, ( defaults to: off ) Tells TeleBASE to ignore reqtools.library. HIDE_WARN/S: ( defaults to: off ) Tells telebase to warn you if you hide the window without saving changes. TB will warn you if you try to QUIT, but this is a bit of added protection. FONTNAME=FN/K ( defaults to: Topaz.font (yuk) ) Font you wish to use. Not all fonts look superb. This font is maybe independent of WorkBench's Default, and system fonts. FONTSIZE=FS/N/K ( defaults to: 8 ) Font size you wish to use. If that particular size is not found, it will be generated by the library. Example: TeleBASE f=s:Business.phone n=Roge*n DP=ATDP c1 WildCards may be used in the record to be searched for, as shown above. The entry shown above will load the file "Business.phone" in the s: directory, go to the first name it finds that starts like Roger, and ends with a 'n', and call that entry with the dialing prefix of "ATDP", and then exit. TeleBASE's killer manual Page 6 TeleBASE Manual A suggestion might be to enter into your shell-startup file something _LIKE_ the following: alias tb c:TeleBASE n=[] _AND/OR_ alias call c:TeleBASE c1 n=[] _AND/OR_ alias Dial c:TeleBASE DN=[] This will allow you to enter "Call Scott", "Dial 555-1212", or "tb roger", and the machine will know what you mean. PROGRAM OPERATION: Main Window: If TeleBASE is set up to open a window on startup, this is the one you will see. It consists of String gadgets for storing information about each record, and a set of button gadgets along the right edge of the window. The only string gadget that requires an explanation ( I think ), is the Caller ID string gadget. This gadget should hold only the digits in a phone number as it is displayed in the Call Window. For further explanation, see the Match gadget, in the Callwindow, below. Follows a description of each button in the main window: Add: This button creates a new, blank record for you to fill in. Only one blank record may be in the database at any one time, and they are purged from the database whenever you save your file. Delete: This button causes the current, displayed record to become an EX-record. The database in the sky comes to mind.... You must confirm delete actions, unless issuing the command from Arexx. Search: Clicking this button will bring up a requester / window that will ask you for a word or expression to look for. Wildcards may be entered, and a * is assumed at the end of whatever you type. Therefore, typing Tibb will find Tibbit. Scans all fields. Tag: This button will clear all of the string gadgets, and allow you to put different criteria in any/none/all string gadgets. Only items entered will be searched. So, for instance, if you wanted to 'tag' all zip codes starting with a 770, you could enter 770* in the zip code field, and they would be tagged for you. After you've entered all of the search criteria in the string gadgets, click on the Tag button again. All of the records that have matched your entered criteria will be 'tagged', and you may view them exclusively by using the NextTag, and BackTag buttons. TeleBASE's killer manual Page 7 TeleBASE Manual A NOTE ABOUT WILDCARDS: You may use the '*' and the '?' as wild cards in your search. The '?' will match any ONE character, and the '*' will match any number of any character. The search is NOT case sensitive. call1: This will send the string, "ATDT" ( unless otherwise specified by you in the startup options ) plus whatever you have entered into the 'Phone 1' field out to your modem. Make sure you have your preferences set up correctly for your modem. If you have your preferences set up for a 19200 baud modem, and you have your Amiga hooked up to a 1200 baud modem ( or anything less than reflected by prefs ), this program will NOT WORK! If all is well, when you click on "CALL (x)", you will see a requestor telling you to pick up the phone. Make sure you give your modem ample time to dial the number. When you click "Okay", your modem will hang up, so you should have already picked up the phone by then. If the modem is not dialing, make sure you are running IPREFS in your startup-sequence. NOTE: Putting parenthesis, and hyphens in your phone number has no effect on the dialing of the modem. The modem will ignore all such eye fodder. So, entering your phone numbers like, 1(407)555-1212, is OKay! You may also allow for pauses with a comma to access computerized phone networks where touch-tone entry of extensions is available, or to send a password, and collect your voice mail. Call2: Works just like the above "call 1" option, only it uses the phone number in the "Phone 2" gadget. Print: Clicking on this button opens a moderately sized can o' worms, and a rather small window. This window has two sets of radio style buttons at the top. One of which is to tell TeleBASE WHAT to print, and the other is to tell TeleBASE WHICH records to print. The WHAT gadgets consists of the following choices: Phonelist: Prints Names and numbers only. Like: Firstname Lastname............................Number Labels Prints up to three columns of labels to your printer, or to a file. Whitepages A rather silly option, suggested by a paying customer. Anyway, it prints something analogous to what's found in a whitepages phone directory. It's like a phonelist, but prints address info, too. ( Like the WHITEPAGES, sheesh! ) TeleBASE's killer manual Page 8 TeleBASE Manual Envelope Prints the return address specified by the RETURNADDRESS1-4 tooltypes, and whichever record is current in the ADDRESSEE portion of the envelope. Settings for these buggers is rather difficult to 'splain, but I'll do my best.... If you have a printer that supports printing sideways, (Like a laserjet) you should select the appropriate option (LaserJet) in the TBPrefs program. This will cause the printer to ready itself for manual feed, and wait for you to install an envelope, and press the ONLINE button. Jeez, that makes buying a laser printer worth it RIGHT THERE.. ;). If you're using a proportional font in your printer, you should set the ADDRESSEEOVER tooltype to a rather high value. ( Spaces don't take up a lot of room. ) 95 works good for me. The ADDRESSEEDOWN should be set to somewhere around 5. This is the distance between the last line printed in the Return Address portion and the first line of the Addressee portion. ( Make sense? ) If you are NOT using a laser printer, you'll most likely want to change the ADDRESSEEOVER tooltype to somewhere around 40. ( Depending on the type of envelope you use ) The program was tested with #10 size envelopes, mostly, but should do most other sizes without trouble. Full list This option just prints EVERYTHING in a record. Now, for the WHICH radio gadget: All Pretty obvious, eh? Tagged: Prints only the records with the 'tag' checkbox marked. er ah...(ahem) checked. Current: Prints only the current record. (showing) This is the only setting possible when you are printing envelopes. Open: To open a new file. Come on, you've done this before... If you've changed your database, and you ask to load another, you'll be asked if you're sure. Are you? Save See above... This is baby stuff. There should be little problems here. Hide: Hides the main window. Maybe also be done by: Clicking the CloseWindow gadget Pressing [ESC] key while no string gadgets active, and pressing the [ESC] key TWICE, when a string gadget IS active. TeleBASE's killer manual Page 9 TeleBASE Manual List: Opens the Incoming Call window. Explained below. CID: Starts a new process that intercepts Caller ID messages. next: Makes the next record in the database the current (displayed) record. back: Same as above, but previous record. NextTag: Same as next, but looks for 'tag' gadget checked. BackTag: Same as back, but looks for 'tag' gadget checked. ABOUT: Pressing the HELP key will give you a small blurb about the program version number, the name of the AREXX port (TBase), and name of the wonderful, and modest programmer. Registration Info: A menu item in the Project menu, will tell you how to register this program. A registration form is included in the archive. Cursor placement: You may use the return key, the up/down arrow keys, and tab/shift-tab to move the cursor up/down through the fields. Pressing the [ESC] key terminates all gadget activation. There is no need to press return in a string gadget, for changes to take effect. To advance the record, or to go back to a previous record while the cursor is in a string gadget, you may press alt, and a cursor key, or just press right amiga- n, or b. TeleBASE's killer manual Page 10 TeleBASE Manual Call Window: This window lists all the Caller ID messages intercepted from the modem. They take the form: NUMBER NAME DATE TIME The date and time are taken from the Amiga's clock, not the incoming data. I've often found it inaccurate. Listview Gadget: The listview gadget is where the actual incoming calls are displayed. If you click on one of these calls, you can then perform a function on it, such as match, add, or kill. Match: This gadget will search the database for a record that has this phone number. The search is done in the Call ID string gadget in the main window. The data in this string gadget should be the number ONLY. So, a phone number displayed like (407)555-1212 will match a Caller ID string gadget containing 4075551212. Some local phone companies only sends seven digits for the phone number, when the call is local. If your phone company sends data this way ( You'll know as that's all that appear in the Listview gadget) you should enter only that data in the Caller ID string gadget, for local calls. So, if your area code is 407, and you get a local call from 555-1212, you should place 5551212 in the Caller ID string gadget of the appropriate record. add: If you haven't stored an incoming call in your database, you may have TeleBASE add it's known data for you in a new record, by pressing on the add gadget. Add All: This gadget is the same as above, but performs the operation on all calls listed in the Listview gadget. kill: Deletes the currently displayed call from the listview gadget. Kill All: Deletes all calls from the listview gadget. Note: If you do not have 'Deluxe' caller id, you will not get data from the phone company for NAME. If you do not have this optional feature, use the POPCALL=TRUE tooltype, to see WHO is calling. TeleBASE will print UNKNOWN in the Call Window, but if this caller is in your database, you can still see who is calling without paying the additional money to your phone company. If you decide to add this feature to your phone line, a name will appear under the NAME heading in the Call window. Deluxe caller id is only available in some areas. Ask your phone company for details. TeleBASE's killer manual Page 11 TeleBASE Manual CALLER ID NOTES: TeleBASE will use owndevunit.library if it finds it in your libs: directory. With this library installed, TeleBASE will give up the serial port whenever an ODU aware program (Like Terminus) wants it. You needn't do anything to make this happen, it just does. Trust me! When you quit this ODU aware program, TeleBASE will quietly take control of the serial port, again. If you use a program that is NOT ODU aware, you should make a script file to run that program, that will first turn off the caller id process of TeleBASE. Here is a script file I use for running Aladdin.: rx "if show('p', 'TBASE') then address TBASE CID_OFF" Aladdin rx "if show('p', 'TBASE') then address TBASE CID_ON" Here is another example. This also allows arguments to be sent to Trapdoor, after shutting down TeleBASE, and then restarts it. .bra { .ket } .key arg rx "if show('p', 'TBASE') then address TBASE CID_OFF" mail:bin/trapdoor {arg} rx "if show('p', 'TBASE') then address TBASE CID_ON" To run this script, for Trapdoor, enter your commands to Trapdoor in quotation marks. Like: TD.Script "call boss" AREXX: You can send ARexx commands to TeleBASE via a port named TBASE. Each command is listed below: NEXT Makes next record in the file current. If there is NO NEXT record, ( ie: end of list ) NEXT will return 5. Else, it returns 0. ( RC_OK ) BACK Similar to NEXT command, but makes previous record current. NEXTCALL Makes next call entry active. BACKCALL Makes previous call entry active. NEXTTAG Makes next entry in list with the TAG checkbox active. BACKTAG Makes last entry in list with the TAG checkbox active. TeleBASE's killer manual Page 12 TeleBASE Manual TAG Tags the current record. UNTAG Untags the current record. TOGGLETAG Toggles the status of the tag checkbox of the current record. START Makes the first record the current record. END Makes the last record the current record. GETVAR Places the values of the current record's fields into the following variables. You may access these variables through ARexx scripts. Always use uppercase when referencing these variables. LNAME FNAME COMPANY ADD1 ADD2 CITY STATE ZIP PHONE1 PHONE2 COMMENT The above variables correspond to the appropriate fields of the current record, in the main window. NUMRECORDS <= This will contain the number of records in the database at any given time. If you obtain the variable, and then add a record, you will need to do another GetVar from arexx before NUMRECORDS is updated. RECORDNUM <= This variable contains the record number of the current record. This number corresponds to the number shown in the title bar of the main window. Like the above NUMRECORDS variable, if you issue a NEXT command, the value of RECORDNUM will still contain the old value, until another GETVAR command is issued. The following variables come from the data received via the modem. This is your Caller-ID information for the currently selected call. Calls are 'selected' in ARexx via the NEXTCALL, and BACKCALL commands. The following variables, with the exception of CALLNUM, are READ ONLY! You can of course change their values in your AREXX scripts, but if you make another call to GETVAR, the values will be replaced with TeleBASE's idea of correctness. C_NAME <= The value received from the phone company. ( caller's name ) C_NUM <= The phone number of the incoming call formatted like: (XXX)XXX-XXXX C_DATE <= The date the current call was received. C_TIME <= The time the current call was received. C_RAW <= Raw phone number as received. In the format: XXXXXXXXXX C_DATA <= This is all of the above (sans C_RAW) variables, put together exactly as seen in the TeleBASE's killer manual Page 13 TeleBASE Manual calls window. (NUMBER NAME DATE TIME) NUMCALLS <= Contains the number of calls currently in the data base. CALLNUM <= Contains the number of the currently selected caller. SENDVAR This will put the values of the variables mentioned above into the current record. example: /* Arexx stuff */ PHONE1 = '555-1212' SENDVAR /* Ta daaa! */ QUIT This quits just like it would, had you selected it from the Menu. QUIT! This quits suppressing all "Not Saved" requestors, for unattended operation. SEARCH [argument] Text to search for in all fields in the list. Current record will be the first occurrence of such a match. ( if found ) SHOWMAIN Brings up TeleBASE's main window HIDEMAIN Hides TeleBASE's main window SHOWCALL Brings up TeleBASE's call window. HIDECALL Hides TeleBASE's call window. OPEN [argument] loads the file 'argument'. Include complete path. Don't include the []'s. SAVE saves current file into default, or last saved filename. SAVEAS [argument] saves file under the name 'argument'. Include complete path. ADD Allocates new record, and makes it the current record. It will also be the first record in the list, until a NEXT, BACK, NEXTTAG BACKTAG, or RESORT command is issued. DELETE Deletes current record. No questions asked. TeleBASE's killer manual Page 14 TeleBASE Manual CALL1 Calls the Phone1 entry ( with requester ) CALL2 Calls the Phone2 entry ( with requester ) CID_ON Activates Caller ID CID_OFF Stops Caller ID search RESORT Resorts the list. This is most likely not needed by most, but added just to make it possible to sort the database, without the rexx script having to do a next, or something. Note to Arexx programmers: One thing I should mention, is that I don't know much about Arexx. If there is an obvious command, or some other Arexx feature that I have not made use of, tell me about it. I'll do what I can to make it work for you. I know how to react to messages from Arexx, but I've just never taken the time to learn Arexx, so I don't see the obvious sometimes. Just for fun, here's a rexx script that prints all known data about incoming calls. /* Prints all TBase variables relating to incoming calls */ address tbase /* Talk with TeleBASE */ GETVAR /* Fill rexx variables with current data */ callnum = 1 /* Set the current call to the first in the list */ sendvar /* Tell telebase about it. */ do forever GetVar /* Get variables from Telebase */ say '' say 'C_NAME is ' C_NAME say 'C_DATA is ' C_DATA say 'C_TIME is ' C_TIME say 'C_DATE is ' C_DATE say 'C_RAW is ' C_RAW say 'C_NUM is ' C_NUM say 'NumCalls is ' numcalls say 'Caller number is ' callnum if callnum = numcalls then exit /* Quit when done */ nextcall /* Go to next call in list */ END OTHER STUFF: TeleBASE was written and compiled with SAS C Version 6.51. This program is SHAREWARE. If you find that TeleBASE meets your needs, please consider registering it. Just send me any amount of money over $15 US along with your name and address, ( Use the included order form, if possible) and I'll put you in MY TeleBASE file. This way I can send you updates, as they're available. You might also include suggestions for future releases. Registered users have a VERY loud voice with when/what/how things get implemented. TeleBASE's killer manual Page 15 TeleBASE Manual Send bug reports, registrations, and suggestions to: Scott Rogerson 758 Merrimac Street SE Palm Bay, Florida 32909-4917 I can also be reached via: FIDO => 1:374/85.2 GEnie => S.Rogerson Internet => s.rogerson@genie.geis.com Subliminal message: Send me all your cash. Thanks to: Mark Rogerson-> general help, suggestions, and not killing me at age 5. ( or age 6, or age 7....) David Steidley-> Thanks for the ARexx lesson, but I need more Bob Starkey -> testing, suggesting, and motivating. LICENSE, and other legal crap: This material is c Copyright 1992-94 by Scott Rogerson. Reqtools is c Copyright by Nico Francois owndevunit.library is c Copyright by Christopher Wichura Terminus is c Copyright by Jack Radigan Trapdoor is c Copyright by Maximilian Hantsch & Martin Laubach -- All rights reserved. This may be distributed freely as long as the following restrictions are met: The distributor may charge a nominal fee to recover distribution costs. The distributor agrees to cease distributing the programs and data involved if requested to do so by the author. You may copy and distribute verbatim copies of the program's executable code and documentation as you receive it, in any medium, provided that you conspicuously and appropriately publish only the original, unmodified program, with all copyright notices and disclaimers of warranty intact and including all the accompanying documentation, example files and anything else that came with the original. The author will not be liable for any damage arising from the failure of this program to perform as described, or any destruction of other programs or data residing on a system attempting to run the program. While I know of no damaging errors, the user of this program uses it at his or her own risk. TeleBASE's killer manual Page 16