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WWCP version 1.11
Copyright 1992 by Anthony W. Hursh
*****************THE WWSTAT FORMAT HAS BEEN CHANGED*************************
Many new features have been added to this version, and the format of
the WWSTAT file HAS BEEN CHANGED. You MUST edit your WWSTAT file.
Please read CHANGES.DOC carefully!
Files included:
WWCP.DOC General documentation for WWCP
CHANGES.DOC Changes from the previous version
RULES.DOC WWIVnet rules and regulations
WWREG.DOC Registration form for WWCP
TROUBLE.DOC Bryan Lockwood's trouble-shooting guide
WWCICO.EXE The WWCP dialing program
WWSMAIL.EXE The WWCP sendmail program
WWRMAIL.EXE The WWCP readmail program
REGISTER.EXE Used to register your copy of WWCP
WWPOLL.BAT Example batch file for dialout use
WWSHELL.BAT Example batch file for dialin use
WWSTAT Example WWCP configuration file
WWSEQ Example WWCP sequence file
GLOSSARY.TXT WWIV<->Usenet dictionary (grin)
Note for 286 users: Code generated by my compiler has problems running
on certain 286 machines under DOS 5.0. If the programs don't work,
try removing the line
DOS=HIGH
from your config.sys file and rebooting. There is no problem running
the programs on 8088 or 80386 machines, regardless of the DOS version
or memory configuration. The programs also work fine on SOME 286
machines with DOS 5.0 loaded high, and on ALL 286 machines without
DOS loaded high, or running a DOS version other than 5.0. I have not
isolated the problem yet, so I'm unsure if it is a compiler problem, a
DOS problem, a BIOS problem, or possibly a combination of all three. I
know it isn't a problem with my code, because even
printf("Hello, world.\n");
bombs on these machines. A fix will be made available as soon as I have one.