*WIZMANUAL,A
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║  WizLINK Manual  ║     [F1] - help, [ESC] - quit, cursor keys - scroll
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                              WizLINK Version 1.1
              Small (6K), fast remote control with file transfer!
            Copyright (c) 1992, WIZ-TEC Computing Technologies Inc.


            Table of Contents:
            1..............................License and registration
            2....................................Installing WizLINK
                1)..................Installing the standard version
                2).................Installing the shareware version
                3)..................................A quick example
            3.......................................How to get help
            4.........................................Using WizLINK
                1).....................WizLINK command line options
                2).....................Installing WizLINK host mode
                3)......................Running WizLINK remote mode
                4)..................Transferring files with WizLINK
                5)..................Back call/wait call remote link
                6)..........................................WizTALK
            5..............Using WizLINKu - WizLINK utility program
                1)..........................On line help and manual
                2)...............................Phone book entries
                3)................Read/write WizLINK default values
                4)......................................WizLINK.LST
            6....................Miscellaneous and trouble shooting
            7.........................................About WIZ-TEC


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║  1. License and registration  ║
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There are two WizLINK packages available from WIZ-TEC: the shareware
version and the standard version. The shareware version is WizLINK
evaluation version with no serial number. It is a FULL functional WizLINK
package with all available features. The standard version, with a valid
serial number, is the one that WIZ-TEC will offer product supports, upgrade
continuous enhancements/developments and most current bug fixes, to only
the registered WizLINK users. The shareware version is for WizLINK
evaluation only, a registered WizLINK standard version is the only lawful
use of WizLINK product. Please read WizLINK licensing agreement carefully
before evaluating or using either version of this software. The licensing
agreement is in the file "LICENSE.DOC", a pure text file, in your WizLINK
package. You can also view this licensing agreement within the on line
help system of "WizLINKu" utility program.

The following is a list of files included in the WizLINK package:
    - INSTALL.EXE   WizLINK installation program
    - WizLINK.COM   WizLINK program for both host mode and remote mode
    - WizTALK.COM   WizLINK utility program for screen talk
    - WizLINKu.EXE  WizLINK utility program with 100 phone entries
    - WizLINK.VVD   support file for WizLINKu (screen resource)
    - WizLINK.HLP   support file for WizLINKu (on line Help and Documents)
    - WizLINK.LST   support file for WizLINKu (pick list)
    - README.DOC    This readme file
    - LICENSE.DOC   WizLINK licensing agreement
    - MANUAL.DOC    WizLINK User's Manual
    - REGISTER.DOC  WizLINK price table, registration and order form
All files except "INSTALL.EXE" are compressed into "WizLINK1.EXE" file - a
self-extracting file using LHA213 (Copyright Haruyasu Yoshizaki 1988-1991).

WizLINK is NOT "Public Domain" and it is NOT "Freeware". WizLINK is a
shareware - "try-it-before-you-buy-it". WizLINK shareware version may be
copied and distributed under the conditions stated in the licensing
agreement.

Corporation, institution, government agency and business may only use the
registered WizLINK - "WizLINK standard version" under the software license
or site license agreement. Use of the shareware version is strictly
prohibited, other than for a one time 30 days trial purpose.

The registration fee is $45.00/copy or $60.00/two copies plus shipping and
handling. The file "REGISTER.DOC" has a price table and a pre-printed
form. You may directly print this file, fill in the order and mail it to
WIZ-TEC along with a check, money order or visa payment.


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║  2. Installing WizLINK  ║
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┌────────────────────────────────────┐
│ 1) Installing the standard version │
└────────────────────────────────────┘
The very first thing you should do is to backup the WizLINK disk and
put the original disk in a safe place. Use the backup disk only.

Install WizLINK according to the following steps:
    - Insert WizLINK disk into the floppy drive.
    - Change current drive into this floppy drive.
    - Run the install program with the destination drive-path parameter.
      The format is "INSTALL [Drive-Path]". For example, at a drive "A:\>"
      prompt type "A:INSTALL c:\WizLINK" will install WizLINK into c:
      drive WizLINK directory.
    - Change the "PATH" of your AUTOEXEC.BAT to include the WizLINK
      directory.
    - Run WizLINKu.EXE, read the on line helps and User's Manual.

Another alternative to install WizLINK:
    - Create a WizLINK directory in your hard drive.
    - Copy "WizLINK1.EXE" file from WizLINK disk into your this directory.
    - Run "WizLINK1.EXE" from your WizLINK directory, and it will self-
      extract all WizLINK files into this directory.
    - Change the "PATH" of your AUTOEXEC.BAT to include the WizLINK
      directory.
    - Run WizLINKu.EXE, read the on line helps and User's Manual.

┌─────────────────────────────────────┐
│ 2) Installing the shareware version │
└─────────────────────────────────────┘
The shareware version may come in two different forms depending on the
distribution media or sources.
    - If it is in one floppy disk, follow the exact steps as for the
      standard version stated above.
    - If it is in the self-extracting form where all the orginal files
      (other than "INSTALL.EXE") are compressed into one - "WizLINK1.EXE",
      create your WizLINK directory, copy in "WizLINK1.EXE", and run this
      program from this directory which will self-extract itself to full
      WizLINK shareware package - refer to the alternative installation
      for WizLINK standard version.

Note: If it is not in the above two forms provided by WIZ-TEC, you must
check with your distributor for installation instructions and make sure
that all the original unaltered files are present after installation.

┌────────────────────┐
│ 3) A quick example │
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WizLINK.COM is the one that actually performs both the remote and the host
functions. Because it is command line driven, you may re-config/overwrite
WizLINK settings each time starting WizLINK.COM. WizLINKu is an utility
program that gives you the advantage to write default settings directly
into WizLINK.COM, so that less command options will need to be set to run
WizLINK.COM when starting up WizLINK.

The following is a brief example for your reference.

Suppose that you want to work on your office computer from your home
computer when you are at home. In this case, the office computer is the
'host' computer that will run WizLINK in the 'host mode', and your home
computer is the 'remote' computer that will run WizLINK in the 'remote
mode'.

  1. Set the host (office) computer to the host mode before you leave for
     home as following:
     1) Run WizLINKu program. Go through the basic setup
       - COMM port #2
       - speed at 9600 baud
       - password as "WizLINK-Office"
       - startup mode switch to "Host" (default)
       - check other setups as good as you can
      2) Press [F5] to write to WizLINK.COM. Press [F10] to save the
         settings to your phone book if you wish.
      3) Press [ESC] to quit WizLINKu program.
      4) Type "WizLINK /?" for all the command line options. You may
         overwrite the default set either by WizLINKu or the original
         package.
      5) Run WizLINK.COM with or without any options to overwrite to
         the settings set by WizLINKu program. WizLINK will exit after
         initializing the system and keep part of the program in the
         memory for 'host' functions.

    2. Set the remote (home) computer to the remote mode at home:
      1) Run WizLINKu.
        - COMM port 1
        - speed at 9600 baud
        - startup mode switch to "remote", or use "/M+" to set to remote
          mode at command line when you run WizLINK.COM.
      2) Press [F5] to write to WizLINK.COM. Press [F10]to save the settings
         to your phone book if you want.
      3) Press [ESC] to quit WizLINKu.
      4) Run WizLINK.COM.
        - enter the password ("WizLINK-Office") and the office modem phone
          number following the prompts.
        - A handshaking screen will appear, and then dispear when the
          remote control handshaking is established. If the program hangs
          up and exits, check the password and the serial number (programs
          may not have the same serial number at both end). You may try
          WizLINK.COM with /O+ option to ignore carrier, or /O2 to ignore
          always.
        - If the connection is made,  your home computer screen will show
          up what was left in the office computer - now you are running the
          office computer! This is what we call the remote control session.
          Within this session, you may initiate other functions, e.g.
          transfering files.
        - Hold <Alt><Shift> keys and hit "H", and it will bring up a list of
          'hot keys'.
        - Press <Alt><Shift>-X and hit "Y" (for Yes) to exit WizLINK remote
          control.

Please consult other sections for more information.


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║  3. How to get help  ║
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WizLINK provides a detailed help system.
    - View User's Manual: Run WizLINKu.EXE and press [F3] will provide the
      full on line WizLINK User's Manual.
    - WizLINK.COM: At command line, type "WizLINK /?" will display command
      line options/switches and their brief help messages. When running
      WizLINK remote control session in the remote computer, press
      <Shift><Alt>-H and it will bring up a help screen on all the hot keys
      available.
    - WizTALK.COM: After running this program, a brief help will be shown
      on the top of the screen.
    - WizLINKu.EXE: There will be a 4-line brief help on the current field
      at the bottom of the screen after running this program. First [F1]
      will bring up a detailed help window, and [F1] again within the help
      window will present the global help system for review. [F3] is also
      available to view the entire User's Manual.
    - Others: The file WizLINK.HLP, WizLINK.LST, Readme.DOC and
      Register.DOC are all text files. You can, if you wish, use any text
      editor to browse and print these files. But you must not change any
      content of these files!


╔════════════════════╗
║  4. Using WizLINK  ║
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┌─────────────────────────┐
│ 1) WizLINK command line │
└─────────────────────────┘
WizLINK.COM is a self contained program where all the default information
is saved right in itself. To invoke WizLINK command line help, just type
"WizLINK /?", the full command line options will be shown as below:

WizLINK  Version 1.1  -  Small (6K) fast remote control with file transfer!
Copyright (c) 1992 WIZ-TEC Computing Technologies Inc. All rights reserved.
	 Serial Number: -- N/A ---   Un-registered!

Type "WizLINK /?" for command line help. Usage : WizLINK [Options...]
  /A# : Set communication port number (COM1 to COM4)
  /B# : Baud: 0=1200, 1=2400, 2=4800, 3=9600, 4=19K, 5=38K, 6=58K, 7=115K
  /Q# : Set IRQ (1-9). By default IRQ4 for COM1/3, IRQ3 for COM2/4
  /Z# : Set screen saver (# of 5 minutes, 0-9). /Z0 to disable
  /F@ : Fast buffer/screen refresh. /F+ to enable, /F- to disable
  /G@ : CGA snow control (CGA monitor). /G+ to enable, /G- to disable
  /K@ : Key paste method. /K+ to use INT16 interrupt, /K- direct buffer
  /N@ : Set connection type. /N+ for null modem direct, /N- for modem
  /O@ : Ignore modem carrier loss. /O+ to ignore, /O- to detect and use
  /P@ : Set modem pulse/tone dial. /P+ for pulse dial, /P- for tone dial
  /X@ : Communication buffer extension. /X+ to enable, /X- to disable
  /H@ : Ignore back/wait call password protection. /H+ ignore, /H- enforce
  /M@ : Set operating mode. /M+ for remote mode, /M- for host TSR mode
  /C  : Set host back call remote mode (requires host TSR installed)
  /W  : Set remote wait call mode (wait for host back call handshake)
  /I  : Re-initialize (Hang up/Reset/Initialize) the modem and then exit
  /U  : Uninstall WizLINK host TSR from memory
  /D~ : Set quick dial phone number. /D to skip prompt and use default
  /L~ : Set host/remote login password. /L to skip prompt and use default
(#:one digit 0-9;   @:+/-/0-9 enable/disable switch;   ~:continuous string)

Note: For the standard version, the valid serial number will be shown on
the "Serial Number" line above.

All the command line options start with a "/," followed by a letter
indicating the identity of the option and followed by the settings if
necessary. There are three types of settings as demonstrated below: "#"
indicates a one digit number, "@" indicates a switch of either "+" (Enable)
or "-" (Disable) ("1" to "9" to enable at level 1 to 9, "0" to disable),
and "~" indicates a string. A "~" string should not be interrupted by
any spaces or slashes.  Use "_" instead under conditions that a space is
required, and WizLINK will recognize it and convert it back to a space.
All these options fall into four basic types:

    a) General setup. These options are essential for WizLINK's operation
      and must be set correctly.
    - /A#: # is a one digit number from 1 to 4 indicating the communication
      port number to be used.
    - /B#: # is a one digit number from 0 to 7 indicating the baud
      rate/speed to be used. 0=1200, 1=2400, 2=4800, 3=9600, 4=19.2K,
      5=38.4K, 6=57K, 7=115K. The maximum speed for a modem is 9600.
      WizLINK will automatically allocate additional communication buffer
      (up to 5 times larger) for a high speed direct connection (over 9600).
      The host computer will negotiate a communication speed with the
      call-in remote computer to establish a synchronized link. For high
      speed (115K) remote control, communication buffer overflow may happen
      especially when the /F+ (fast screen) switch is on. You may extend
      the communication buffer and/or turn off the /F switch to avoid this
      problem if it occurs. WizLINK also needs faster machines to support
      high speed transmission.
    - /Q#: Set the IRQ (interrupt request) of the selected communication
      port. Normally, COM1 is RQ4, COM2 is IRQ3, and COM3 or COM4 is IRQ3
      or IRQ4. These settings can be found in the modem/serial port
      installations.

      b) Optional switches. These are options to alter WizLINK's performance
      at runtime.
    - /Z#: Set WizLINK screen saver time intervals. # is from 0 to 9 defining
      the length of idle time (multiples of 5 minutes) which triggers the
      activation of screen saver. /Z0 will turn the screen saver off.
    - /F@: Fast screen buffer update. Under normal remote control screen
      transmission, WizLINK runs in the background. Within each clock tick,
      WizLINK will try to a) free the host computer for its own task by
      taking less work load/time from it, and b) maintain communication
      buffer from over/underflow. This results in the appearance of a
      slow screen update in the remote computer, which benefits the host
      computer when it is under heavy task or it is simply a slow (like XT)
      computer. With /F+ option, WizLINK will take more time and power at
      the host and try to overrun the buffer to send screen data as much
      as possible within the clock tick, so that the remote computer can
      get maximum screen refresh rate and performance. A very high speed
      (115K) with a /F+ option, may sometimes overflow the communication
      buffer during the remote control session. Considerations for /F+
      option include baud rate, host computer's speed and buffer size (/X+).
    - /G@: CGA snow control. WizLINK utilizes direct video addressing method
      that might generate snow on some CGA monitors. /G+ option will
      enforce WizLINK to refresh the video memory only during interlace time
      to avoid the snow.
    - /K@: /K+ allows WizLINK to use standard keyboard BIOS interrupt route
      for key insertion into the host . When keying is received by the host
      computer from the remote, WizLINK will paste it into host's keyboard
      buffer in one of the two ways--direct (/K-) BIOS keyboard buffer or
      BIOS interrupt 16 (/K+) key insertion. Some TSR/programs installed
      after WizLINK may take over and replace the physical BIOS buffer and
      therefore make it unavailable for WizLINK to work with. If this is
      the case, use BIOS interrupt route instead of direct buffer.
    - /N@: Set the connection type. /N+ is for direct null modem connection.
      /N- is for true modem-phone line connection.
    - /O@: Ignore modem carrier loss. Normally, WizLINK will always detect
      carrier loss when using modem connection. If carrier is lost during
      either the remote control or file transfer session, WizLINK will hang
      up and re-initialize the modem automatically. /O+ will inform WizLINK
      to ignore such modem carrier loss and continue the on line session.
      /O2 and above (# greater than 2) will have WizLINK ignore carrier
      detect always, including dialing process. /O- will enfore the modem
      carrier signal detection.
    - /P@: Set pulse (/P+) or tone ( /P-) dialing.
    - /H@: Ignore password protection for back/wait call remote links. This
      option is set at the host end during host TSR installation. /H+ will
      inform WizLINK to ignore password check of back/wait call logins. /H-
      will enforce password validation even for back/wait call remote links.
      Note: this option is only valid when first installing WizLINK TSR. A
      back call process ("/c" switch) with "/O+" will not overwrite the
      settings of the installed WizLINK.
    - /X@: Communication buffer extension. /X+ will double the communication
      buffer after calculating the speed-depend-buffer size.

    c) Optional set up strings.
    - /D~: Enter phone number (for both remote and host). If the phone is
      not setup properly before the calling process, WizLINK will prompt
      for the phone number. Leave the "~" string blank by using "/D" will
      inform WizLINK to skip prompt/enter phone number step and use the
      default directly.
    - /L~: Set the login password. For the host, it is the password for the
      remote computers to match. For the remote, it is the password sent to
      the host for login. Leave the "~" string blank by using "/L" will
      inform WizLINK to skip password prompt/enter step and use the default
      directly. WizLINK will ignore and hang up all calls with incorrect
      passwords.
    - Modem setup string. Not available through command line. WizLINK keeps
      several modem setup strings in the following sequences: a) modem
      reset string; b) answer string for host mode/wait for call, or
      calling string for remote/back call; c) the 9600 setup string for
      9600 modem; and d) dial the number provided.

    d) Operation mode/type setting options. These options will direct
      WizLINK to the major function portion to be performed.
    - /M@: Set operating mode. /M+ sets computer into remote mode, /M- sets
      WizLINK into host TSR mode.
    - /I: Hang-up/Reset/Re-initialize the modem and then exit. The calling
      modem setup string will be used in the remote mode (/M+), or the
      answer string in the host mode (/M-).
    - /C: Back call for remote link. Usually, it is the remote computer
      calling into the host for remote control. Under certain conditions,
      such as customer support where the customer (host) is expected to
      pay for the long distance bill, WizLINK's back call and wait for
      call functions can be used. Refer to back call/wait call remote link.
    - W: Wait for call at remote computer. Please refer to /C option.

    The following is a brief list of default settings set in the original
    package.
      /A1: Comm port 1
      /B1: 2400 baud rate
      /Q : COM1=IRQ4, COM2=IRQ3, COM3=IRQ4, COM4=IRQ3
      /Z0: Screen saver disabled
      /F-: Normal screen buffer refresh
      /G-: Snow control disabled
      /K-: Direct key buffer paste
      /N-: True modem connection
      /P-: Tone dial
      /X-: Buffer extension disabled
      /D : Empty. No preset phone numbers
      /Lwizlink: Password set as "WizLINK"

    Modem setup strings are not available at command line. Defaults are:
      Modem Escape: +++
      Modem Reset : ATZ
      Modem Dial  : ATDT
      Modem Caller: ATE0 Q0 V0 &C1 X1 S7=60 S9=5 S10=30 S12=50 S0=0
      Modem Answer: ATE0 Q1 V0 &C1 X1 S7=60 S9=5 S10=30 S12=50 S0=1
      Modem 9600  : ATW0 X4 &C1 &Q5 &K3
      /M-: Startup with host TSR mode
      (No /I, /C, /W switches)

    The followings are several brief examples. You can also use WizLINKu to
    write default values to avoid most of the command line options.
    (Note: WIZ-TEC default options are assumed here)
    Example 1:  host mode with COM1, 2400 modem with password "hello":
                WizLINK /A1 /B2 /Lhello /M-
    Example 2:  uninstall host TSR:
                WizLINK /U
    Example 3:  remote mode with COM2, 9600 modem tone dial:
                WizLINK /A2 /B3 /P- /M+
    Example 4:  remote mode with COM2, 9600 model tone dial wait call:
                WizLINK /A2 /B3 /P- /M+ /W
    Example 5:  remote mode reset/reinitialize modem:
                WizLINK /M+ /I
    Example 6:  remote mode reset/reinitialize modem:
                WizLINK /M- /I


┌─────────────────────────────────┐
│ 2) Installing WizLINK host mode │
└─────────────────────────────────┘

The host computer is the one to be controlled by the other computer.
Installing the host mode will allow the computer to pick up the call and
pass control to the remote computer if password is okayed. To install the
host mode, use the /M- option in conjunction with other settings. WizLINK
will check for previous installations before the actual installation.
Please refer to command line options for other settings.


┌────────────────────────────────┐
│ 3) Running WizLINK remote mode │
└────────────────────────────────┘

The remote computer is the one that will control the other computer. It
will dial the phone number, initiate the hand shaking, login with the
password and start remote session if the host acknowledges. During the
remote control session, press <Shift><Alt>-H key will bring up the help
screen:
        <Alt>-<Shift>-C:   Re-synchronize and refresh screen
        <Alt>-<Shift>-H:   Quick key help (this screen)
        <Alt>-<Shift>-R:   Receive file(s) from host (Download)
        <Alt>-<Shift>-S:   Send file(s) to the host.(Upload)
        <Alt>-<Shift>-X:   Exit WizLINK, back to DOS
        <Alt>-<Shift>-Y:   Remote reboot the host computer
        <Alt>-<Shift>-Z:   Shell to DOS from remote computer

All the remote control screens utilize a unique convention. A bell in
the upper left tells you an informational message; a question mark asks
you to enter the prompt; a double "!" gives you a warning. For a prompt,
a double box indicates that it is from the remote end; a single box
indicates that it is from the host end; a single-double box tells you
that it may be from either the host or the remote.


┌────────────────────────────────────┐
│ 4) Transferring files with WizLINK │
└────────────────────────────────────┘

Within a remote control session, <Shift><Alt>-S initiates a "send" (Upload)
session and <Shift><Alt>-R a "receive" (Download) session. WizLINK's file
transfer functions like a DOS copy function, where the DOS wildcard syntax
may be used and file will be "copied" under the same name. WizLINK will
attempt to re-send up to 14 times for error block correction for each file
if an error occurs. On both the host and the remote screen, a flashing bell
in the upper right corner indicates a file transfer in progress. Press
[ESC] at both ends and it will abort the file transfer. At the remote end
before a file transfer, <Shift><Alt>-Z will shell the remote to DOS of its
own computer, and "Exit" will bring it back to the remote control session.


┌────────────────────────────────────┐
│ 5) Back call/wait call remote link │
└────────────────────────────────────┘

WizLINK also supports reversed remote link - the host computer calls the
remote "asking" to be controlled. At the host end, install WizLINK host TSR
as usual, and start WizLINK again with a /C parameter. At the remote end,
run WizLINK with a /W wait call option. The host will call up the remote,
exit after connected, and leave the rest to the remote end and the host
TSR. After answering the call, the remote will start handshaking with the
host's TSR and login as a regular remote link. Other options/switches are
still required in combination with /C or /W parameter.


┌────────────┐
│ 6) WizTALK │
└────────────┘

WizTALK is a small utility for the remote control session. In many cases
the remote and the host operators need to communicate. WizTALK provides
a simple and easy solution as a screen "dumper". Run WizTALK within the
remote control session, and both ends may type messages to communicate
within the "dumper". Press [ESC] to exit WizTALK.


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║  5. Using WizLINKu - WizLINK utility program  ║
╚═══════════════════════════════════════════════╝

WizLINKu is WizLINK's utility program doing the following tasks:
    - Maintain the 100 entry phone book
    - Write WizLINK's default values to avoid lengthy command line options
    - Write some options (e.g. modem string) unavailable in command line
    - View WizLINK User's Manual
    - General helps on terms that WizLINK uses through the whole package


┌────────────────────────────┐
│ 1) On line help and manual │
└────────────────────────────┘

WizLINKu provides a full detailed WizLINK help system. When running
WizLINKu, [F1] will first bring up the on topic help, and [F1] again a
detailed general help. [F3] is available to review the entire manual.
In addition, a brief help key list and field message at the bottom of
the forms will guide your steps.


┌───────────────────────┐
│ 2) Phone book entries │
└───────────────────────┘

WizLINKu also maintains a 100 entry phone book. Through the list form,
you can use [F9] or [F10] to easily locate the record by name and a
brief note. Each form record is saved under its entry so that it may be
retrieved. The file is saved under "WizLINK.DAT." If this file can not
be located in either the current directory or the "PATH" when starting
up WizLINKu, a new one will be created automatically with current default
settings from WizLINK.COM. If multiple "WizLINK.DAT" are present, the first
one found in the search will be used.


┌──────────────────────────────────────┐
│ 3) Read/write WizLINK default values │
└──────────────────────────────────────┘

One of the major benefit of WizLINKu is its ability to re-write the
default values of WizLINK to avoid lengthy command line options each
time starting up the WizLINK. [F4] will read in these values from
WizLINK.COM into current record, and [F5] will write to default. Some
WizLINK settings (e.g. modem setup string) that are unavailable through
command line can be set by WizLINKu.


┌────────────────┐
│ 4) WizLINK.LST │
└────────────────┘

WizLINKu uses WizLINK.LST as a text file for most of the pick list. Each
list section starts with a "*" and the keyword of the list that WizLINKu
(end with a ",A") going to search for at runtime. This line should never be
changed, or it will interrupt WizLINKu at runtime. Following this keyword
line is the actual list which ends with the next keyword section. You may,
at your own responsibility, copy and change this list and test it with
WizLINKu. One example shown here is the phone number.

The section looks like the following in the file:
| *PHONENUMBER,A
| 9-999-999-9999

Suppose you want to replace phone number "9-999-999-9999" with your number
8-888-888-8888 and add additional numbers (7-777-777-7777 etc.) to it. The
new section will look like:
| *PHONENUMBER,A
| 8-888-888-8888      Replaced number of 9-999-999-9999
| 7-777-777-7777      New added number 1
| 6-666-666-6666      New added number 2
| 5-555-555-5555      New added number 3
| 4-444-444-4444      New added number 4

Note: the actual list entry must start from the very beginning of each line
and take the same number of characters corresponding to the field needed.
After this field length, you can fill in a brief description--the size
depends on the actual field size and pick list size.

The following is a list of keywords. You can only change the section within
these keywords.
    "*PHONENUMBER,A "   - Phone number pick list section
    "*PASSWORD,A    "   - WizLINK login password pick list section
    "*MODEMRESET,A  "   - Reset modem setup string section
    "*MODEMCALLER,A "   - Caller mode modem setup string section
    "*MODEMANSWER,A "   - Answer mode modem setup string section
    "*MODEMEXTRA,A  "   - Extra modem setup string section

╔════════════════════════════════════════╗
║  6. Miscellaneous and trouble shooting ║
╚════════════════════════════════════════╝

    - WizLINK screen saver. If the screen saver switch is set on and the
      system idles for the length of time you set, WizLINK will blank the
      screen. For VGA, WizLINK calls interrupt 10H of BIOS to disable the
      screen refresh. For CGA and MONO, it directly instructs the adapter.
      Any activity (video BIOS call, key pressing, remote control activity,
      etc.) will activate the screen refresh.
    - Reset the modem. Sometimes an interrupted remote control or other
      communication program (run after WizLINK) will change the modem
      settings (e.g. the answer mode). Run WizLINK with /I in conjunction
      with /M- (answering mode for host mode) or /M+ (calling mode for
      remote mode) will reinitialize the modem.
    - Uninstall WizLINK TSR. When WizLINK is installed as a TSR, it stays
      in the memory and monitors the computer activities. You may install
      and uninstall it as you wish. Type "WizLINK /U" will uninstall it.
      Note: if it is in the middle of a remote control, uninstalling the
      TSR will freeze up the remote computer, but you can still exit by
      <Shift><Alt>-X).
    - Optimize file transfer speed. Previous release of WizLINK (1.0)
      provides a compression transfer protocol for file transfer. We since
      took this function out from WizLINK 1.1 due to two reasons: (1) to
      conserve 4K memory (2) the popularity and out performance of file
      compression utilities (and some 9600 modem compression transmission).
      WizLINK 1.1 still recongizes and decompresses 1.0's compressed data.
      You may use the 'DOS Shell' function provided now by WizLINK 1.1
      along with file compression utilities for large files to achieve the
      best file transfer speed and performance.
    - Graphical environment. WizLINK (1.1) is currently a text mode based
      program. If you run the remote control into a graphic session, the
      remote end will show meaningless screen changes following the host.
      We do not suggest that you run remote control over graphic section,
      but in case you have to, you can either exit from the host or guess
      your steps to get the host back to text mode again.
    - Hardware and modems. Many of the basic setups of WizLINK are
      hardware dependent. You should consult proper manuals and hardware
      switches for the exact information.
      a) Serial port on the mother board with direct connection or external
         modem - refer to your computer manual and the switches on the
         mother board.
      b) Serial port board with direct connection or external modem - refer
         to your serial port manual and the switches on the serial port.
      c) Internal modem - refer to the modem manual and the switches on the
         board.
      Note, if your computer has more than 2 comm ports installed, make
      sure that there is no conflict among the ports. Default command
      strings set by WizLINK may be changed to suit your usage.
    - WizLINK TSR memory. Under normal installation, WizLINK takes less
      than 7K memory. When speed is higher than 9600 (direct connection),
      WizLINK will allocate additional memory - double at each higher speed
      level. This is based on the base memory set by WizLINKu. When /E
      switch is set, the allocated memory will double again. The default
      memory setting and speed dependent approach will suit most of the
      jobs. If you want to change the memory default, you only need to
      consider the output buffer.
    - About 115K direct connection.
      Although WizLINK supports high speed direct connection. It requires
      both the remote and host computer at a higher speed to handle it.
      Speeds above 38K demand a fair amount of work load for WizLINK to
      handle, especially if other running programs share the computer time.
      Increased buffer size may not improve the handling, since it might
      not be the source of the problem. Missing data in the high traffic
      flow may be the cause. Unload some background TSRs or step down one
      or two speed levels when problem happens.
    - About 9600 modems.
      Modems supported by WizLINK are not restricted to any specific types
      or manufactures. But the method to set them up varies. You have to
      make sure the setups between the host and the remote are compatible.
      It is up to a correct modem setups to have WizLINK handle them.
    - Trouble shooting.
      The following is a brief check list if problems occur.
      a) Compatible and correct hardware and settings
      b) Correct WizLINK basic setups
      c) Correct modem status (use /I to re-initialize if necessary)
      d) Remote speed must not be higher than that of the host
      e) Correct password
      f) Remote and host must have different serial number
      g) High speed (above 38K) through a slow computer on either side
      h) Correct video adapter/mode/page
      i) Application/TSR conflicts with WizLINK
      j) Modem setup and handling. This is probably the most common cause
         of remote link problems. You should read to make sure the modem
         setup and dip switch is correct and compatible at both end. The
         problem causes WizLINK not to perform calling or handshaking
         process (after the initial dialing). At the host end, make sure
         it is in 'Auto Answer' mode after install WizLINK TSR. At both
         remote and host end, make sure WizLINK setup is correct - speed,
         comm port, IRQ etc. If you have an external modem, when startup
         WizLINK, you should see lights switch on/of indications that
         WizLINK do attempt to handling the modem. Try the /O+ switch one
         end at a time, and both end if necessary. If it is a back call
         remote link, try at the host end use manual dialing. You can
         also try set both end as if it is direct connect (/N+ swithc)
         and have the modem connection manually.
    - Useful modem command brief list. ("*" for 9600 only)
      +++:  Modem escape
      A:    Manual answer
      AT:   Modem attentioon
      B1:   Bell 103/212A compatibility (B0: CCITT V.## compatibility)
      DT:   Tone dial (DP: Palse dial)
      E0:   Command echo disabled (E1: Command echo enabled)
      H0:   Hang up/on hook modem (H1: Modem off hook)
      L0:   Low speaker level (&L1: Medium level; &L2: High level)
      M1:   Speaker on when carrier (M0: Always off; M2: Always on)
      O0:   Turn to on line data mode (O1: On line and initiate sequence)
     *N1:   Modem handshaing at any DCE speed (N0: at start speed only)
      O0:   Return to data line mode (O1: To data mode and re-sequence)
      Q0:   Return result code enabled (Q1: Return result code disabled)
      S#?:  Read modem registers #
      S#=##:Set modem register # to value ##
         S0: Rings to auto answer         S6: Dial tone wait time
         S7: Wait time for carrier        S8: Pause interval time
         S9: Minimum carrier time         S10:Hangup wait delay time
         S12:Modem escape guard time      S25:DTReady delay time
         S26:RTS to CTS interval value
        *S36:0=Negotiation failure disconnect; 1=on line and fall back
        *S37:DCE speed setting           *S38:Force hang up delay
        *S46:Error control fallback character
      V0:   Modem return numeric code (V1: Modem responses string code)
     *W0:   No return to modem negotiate result (W1, W2: Return)
      X4:   Enable modem response at level 4 (could be other level)
      Y0:   Break signal disabled (Y1: enabled and disconnect afterwards)
      Z:    Modem reset to default (Z0,Z1: for different default)
     *&B0:  DTE speed equals to line speed (&B1: DTE speed at init speed)
      &C1:  Carrier detect on only when carrier signal (&C0: Always on)
      &D0:  Ignore DTR signal (&D1,&D2,&D2: Recognize and respond)
     *&E1:  Enable automatic retrain (&E0: Disable)
     *&F:   Reset to basic settings (&F1: MNP5; &F2: V.42)
     *&K3:  RTS/CTS flow control (&K0: disabled; &K4,&K8,&K12: XON/XOFF)
     *&N0:  Error control negotiation, fall back disabled (&N1: Enabled)
     *&O0:  Error control buffer, discard and disabled (&O1: Enabled)
     *&Q0:  Asynchronous (&Q1,&Q2,&Q3: Synchronous; &Q5: MNP5; &Q6: V.42)
      &R0:  Recognize and use RTS and CTS (&R1:Ignore)
     *&S0:  Data set ready always on (&S1: On only connect)
     *&U0:  Data compression disabled (&U1: Enabled)
      &X0:  Transmit timming by "Transmit" (&X1: By clock; &X2: By receive)


╔════════════════════╗
║  7. About WIZ-TEC  ║
╚════════════════════╝

WIZ-TEC Computing Technologies Inc. (WIZ-TEC) is a fairly new company
majoring in the development of software applications. Communication,
database, networking and real time control are its major expertise. Over
the last few years, WIZ-TEC has developed and supported many customized
applications including several major Point Of Sale and Inventory Control
Systems.

WizLINK is the first package WIZ-TEC developed and released to shareware
channels. It is a solution that is simple, easy and for everyone!

We need you to work with us to continue support WizLINK to make it better.
Only your contribution and effort can give this wonderful product a chance
to grow and excel. It will in turn benefit everybody--INCLUDING YOU! Become
a WizLINK supporter, pass the shareware copy to your friends, colleagues
and customers, ask them to try and evaluate it, and encourage those who
enjoy it to register and use it.

Upon registraion, you will rceive the WizLINK standard version - the one
that WIZ-TEC offers product supports, upgrade, continuous enhancements
/developments and most current bug fixes to only the registered WizLINK
users. A registered WizLINK standard version is the only lawful use of
WizLINK product.

We thank you for your support! and we trust that WizLINK will become your
best friend in your everyday work.

If you have any suggestion or comment, please contact us at:
                    WIZ-TEC Computing Technologies Inc.
                    100 Falton Close N.E.
                    Calgary, Alberta
                    CANADA   T3J 1X2
                    voice:   (403) 280-4381


╔═══════════════╗
║  Readme file  ║        [F1] - help, [ESC] - quit, cursor keys - scroll
╚═══════════════╩═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════



                            WizLINK Version 1.1
               Small (6K) fast remote control with file transfer!
             Copyright (c) 1992, WIZ-TEC Computing Technologies Inc.



             Table of Contents:
             1......................................What is WizLINK?
             2................................Why WizLINK is useful?
             3.............WizLINK and other remote control software
             4..............................License and registration
             5.......................What is new since last release?
             6.......................................Where to start?
             7.........................................About WIZ-TEC



╔═══════════════════════╗
║  1. What is WizLINK?  ║
╚═══════════════════════╝

WizLINK is a remote control program that enables one computer (defined as
the remote) to dial another computer (defined as the host) through a modem
or a direct RS232 port and gain control of the host computer. WizLINK
functions remote control in the text mode and provides file transfer
ability within the remote control session. It takes only about 6.5K memory
for the full functional installation.


╔═════════════════════════════╗
║  2. Why is WizLINK useful?  ║
╚═════════════════════════════╝

    - Computers' inter-communication and control are essential! The fast
      growth in computer industry makes it possible for more and more
      people to have access to more than one computer - among offices,
      business, customers, home, friends and portable computers. Software
      and customer support also depend on remote control (with file
      transfer) like WizLINK.
    - DOS and DOS text based applications still dominate the PC market and
      serve most people's daily uses.

WizLINK is developed to offer every computer user an easy and low cost
solution - an essential DOS utility handy when needed.


╔════════════════════════════════════════════════╗
║  3. WizLINK and other remote control software  ║
╚════════════════════════════════════════════════╝

    - WizLINK is small! 6.4K TSR (less than half the size of a mouse driver)
      for a full functional installation, while others take no less than 48K
      in most cases, some even 140K or more. In current DOS world, almost
      everyone is constrained by memory and hardly anyone can afford a big
      memory for a TSR.
    - WizLINK is fast! It handles 9600 modem, 115K direct connection and
      compressed screen transfer.
    - WizLINK is easy to use with many flexible and powerful features.
    - WizLINK offers features that no other programs can match!
    - WizLINK is fun! Just imagine what you could do with WizLINK.


╔═══════════════════════════════╗
║  4. License and registration  ║
╚═══════════════════════════════╝

There are two WizLINK packages available from WIZ-TEC: the shareware
version and the standard version. The shareware version is WizLINK
evaluation version with no serial number. It is a FULL functional WizLINK
package with all available features. The standard version, with a valid
serial number, is the one that WIZ-TEC will offer product supports, upgrade
continuous enhancements/developments and most current bug fixes, to only
the registered WizLINK users. The shareware version is for WizLINK
evaluation only, a registered WizLINK standard version is the only lawful
use of WizLINK product. Please read WizLINK licensing agreement carefully
before evaluating or using either version of this software. The licensing
agreement is in the file "LICENSE.DOC", a pure text file, in your WizLINK
package. You can also view this licensing agreement within the on line
help system of "WizLINKu" utility program.

The following is a list of files included in the WizLINK package:
    - INSTALL.EXE   WizLINK installation program
    - WizLINK.COM   WizLINK program for both host mode and remote mode
    - WizTALK.COM   WizLINK utility program for screen talk
    - WizLINKu.EXE  WizLINK utility program with 100 phone entries
    - WizLINK.VVD   support file for WizLINKu (screen resource)
    - WizLINK.HLP   support file for WizLINKu (on line Help and Documents)
    - WizLINK.LST   support file for WizLINKu (pick list)
    - README.DOC    This readme file
    - LICENSE.DOC   WizLINK licensing agreement
    - MANUAL.DOC    WizLINK User's Manual
    - REGISTER.DOC  WizLINK price table, registration and order form
All files except "INSTALL.EXE" are compressed into "WizLINK1.EXE" file - a
self-extracting file using LHA213 (Copyright Haruyasu Yoshizaki 1988-1991).

WizLINK is NOT "Public Domain" and it is NOT "Freeware". WizLINK is a
shareware - "try-it-before-you-buy-it". WizLINK shareware version may be
copied and distributed under the conditions stated in the licensing
agreement.

Corporation, institution, government agency and business may only use the
registered WizLINK - "WizLINK standard version" under the software license
or site license agreement. Use of the shareware version is strictly
prohibited, other than for a one time 30 days trial purpose.

The registration fee is $45.00/copy or $60.00/two copies plus shipping and
handling. The file "REGISTER.DOC" has a price table and a pre-printed
form. You may directly print this file, fill in the order and mail it to
WIZ-TEC along with a check, money order or visa payment.


╔══════════════════════════════════════╗
║  5. What is new since last release?  ║
╚══════════════════════════════════════╝

    - Several known bugs are fixed
    - Enhanced file transfer performance and error handling
    - Enhanced high speed (115K direct) reliability
    - Program(host TSR) is smaller(almost 4K)
    - New! Back call/wait call remote link
    - New! Screen saver and remote rebooting
    - New! WizLINKu utility program
    - New! WizTALK screen talk utility program
    - Many new options/switches for customize WizLINK at runtime

╔══════════════════════╗
║  6. Where to start?  ║
╚══════════════════════╝

1) Read "LICENSE.DOC" file
This file contains WizLINK licensing agreement in a pure text format.

2) Installing the standard version
The very first thing you should do is to backup the WizLINK disk and
put the original disk in a safe place. Use the backup disk only.

Install WizLINK according to the following steps:
    - Insert WizLINK disk into the floppy drive.
    - Change current drive into this floppy drive.
    - Run the install program with the destination drive-path parameter.
      The format is "INSTALL [Drive-Path]". For example, at a drive "A:\>"
      prompt type "A:INSTALL c:\WizLINK" will install WizLINK into c:
      drive WizLINK directory.
    - Change the "PATH" of your AUTOEXEC.BAT to include the WizLINK
      directory.
    - Run WizLINKu.EXE, read the on line helps and User's Manual

Another alternative to install WizLINK:
    - Create a WizLINK directory in your hard drive.
    - Copy "WizLINK1.EXE" file from WizLINK disk into your this directory.
    - Run "WizLINK1.EXE" from your WizLINK directory, and it will self-
      extract all WizLINK files into this directory.
    - Change the "PATH" of your AUTOEXEC.BAT to include the WizLINK
      directory.
    - Run WizLINKu.EXE, read the on line helps and User's Manual.

3) Installing the shareware version
The shareware version may come in two different forms depending on the
distribution media or sources.
    - If it is in one floppy disk, follow the exact steps as for the
      standard version stated above.
    - If it is in the self-extracting form where all the orginal files
      (other than "INSTALL.EXE") are compressed into one - "WizLINK1.EXE",
      create your WizLINK directory, copy in "WizLINK1.EXE", and run this
      program from this directory which will self-extract itself to full
      WizLINK shareware package - refer to the alternative installation
      for WizLINK standard version.

Note: If it is not in the above two forms provided by WIZ-TEC, you must
check with your distributor for installation instructions and make sure
that all the original unaltered files are present after installation.

4) Getting help from WizLINK
Read the "LICENSE.DOC" for WizLINK licensing terms and conditions. Run
WizLINKu.EXE - WizLINK utility program for more detailed help. Within
WizLINKu, you can review the complete manual ([F3] key), on line help
([F1] key), WizLINK setup options and your phone book entries. WizLINK.COM
is the program handling all the remote control tasks. Type "WizLINK /?"
for the command line help. Read the manual, either within WizLINKu program
or use any text file browser ("MANULA.DOC" is WizLINK user's manual file).
Try it, it is exciting. Enjory it. Be a friend and supporter of WizLINK.

╔════════════════════╗
║  7. About WIZ-TEC  ║
╚════════════════════╝

WIZ-TEC Computing Technologies Inc. (WIZ-TEC) is a fairly new company
majoring in the development of software applications. Communication,
database, networking and real time control are its major expertise. Over
the last few years, WIZ-TEC has developed and supported many customized
applications including several major Point Of Sale and Inventory Control
Systems.

WizLINK is the first package WIZ-TEC developed and released to shareware
channels. It is a solution that is simple, easy and for everyone!

We need you to work with us to continue support WizLINK to make it better.
Only your contribution and effort can give this wonderful product a chance
to grow and excel. It will in turn benefit everybody--INCLUDING YOU! Become
a WizLINK supporter, pass the shareware copy to your friends, colleagues
and customers, ask them to try and evaluate it, and encourage those who
enjoy it to register and use it.

Upon registraion, you will rceive the WizLINK standard version - the one
that WIZ-TEC offers product supports, upgrade, continuous enhancements
/developments and most current bug fixes to only the registered WizLINK
users. A registered WizLINK standard version is the only lawful use of
WizLINK product.

We thank you for your support! and we trust that WizLINK will become your
best friend in your everyday work.

If you have any suggestion or comment, please contact us at:
                WIZ-TEC Computing Technologies Inc.
                100 Falton Close N.E.
                Calgary, Alberta
                CANADA   T3J 1X2
                voice:   (403) 280-4381



╔═════════════════════╗
║  Registration file  ║     [F1] - help, [ESC] - quit, cursor keys - scroll
╚═════════════════════╩═════════════════════════════════════════════════════

Price Table: (Credit card payment must be in CANADIAN $ amount)
_____________________________________________________________________________
                |                             |
                |      Registration Fee       |     *Next Release Upgrade
    Volume      |_____________________________|______________________________
                |                             |
                |      US $     CANADIAN $    |      US $     CANADIAN $
________________|_____________________________|______________________________
                |                             |
           1    |     $45.00      $54.00      |     $18.00      $22.00
     2 -  50    |     $30.00      $36.00      |     $17.00      $20.00
    51 - 100    |     $28.00      $34.00      |     $16.00      $19.00
   101 - 500    |     $25.00      $30.00      |     $15.00      $18.00
   501 +        |     $20.00      $24.00      |     $14.00      $17.00
________________|_____________________________|______________________________

* If you send the upgrade fee for each copy with this registration, you will
automatically receive, when available, the next release of WizLINK free.



Ship To                                     Disk size:   5.25 [ ]    3.5 [ ]

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[TELEPHONE]_(_____)______-_________       [FAX]_(_____)________-____________



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                   |               |                  |
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                                              Sub-Total_____________________

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                                         ($5.00 x copy)
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                                   7% GST (Canada only)_____________________

                                           Total Amount_____________________

                     Payment calculated in (check one):  US $[ ]    CDN $[ ]
                          (Credit card payment must be in CANADIAN $ amount)


Paid by: Check[ ]   Money Order[ ]   Bank Draft[ ]   Visa[ ]   MasterCard[ ]

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Authorized Signature:_______________________________________________________

Title: __________________________________  Date: ___________________________


Amount enclosed:________________  US $[ ]
                                 CDN $[ ]

Please make check or money order payable to:
                     WIZ-TEC Computing Technologies Inc.
                     100 Falton Close N.E.
                     Calgary, Alberta
                     CANADA   T3J 1X2

Please allow 2-4 weeks for delivery.




Your Suggestions or Comments:

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                                THANK YOU !


╔═══════════════════════╗
║  Licensing agreement  ║   [F1] - help, [ESC] - quit, cursor keys - scroll
╚═══════════════════════╩═══════════════════════════════════════════════════


                        WizLINK LICENSING AGREEMENTS
                        ----------------------------

WizLINK is copyright (c) 1992 WIZ-TEC Computing Technologies Inc. WizLINK
is a trademark of WIZ-TEC Computing Technologies Inc. All rights reserved
worldwide. WIZ-TEC Computing Technologies Inc., here after called WIZ-TEC,
is a corporation registered at the province of ALBERTA, CANADA.

There are two WizLINK packages available from WIZ-TEC: the shareware
version and the standard version. The shareware version is WizLINK
evaluation version with no serial number. A registered WizLINK (WizLINK
standard version) is the only lawful use of WizLINK product.

The following is a list of files included in the WizLINK package:
    - INSTALL.EXE   WizLINK installation program
    - WizLINK.COM   WizLINK program for both host mode and remote mode
    - WizTALK.COM   WizLINK utility program for screen talk
    - WizLINKu.EXE  WizLINK utility program with 100 phone entries
    - WizLINK.VVD   support file for WizLINKu (screen resource)
    - WizLINK.HLP   support file for WizLINKu (on line Help and Documents)
    - WizLINK.LST   support file for WizLINKu (pick list)
    - README.DOC    This readme file
    - LICENSE.DOC   WizLINK licensing agreement
    - MANUAL.DOC    WizLINK User's Manual
    - REGISTER.DOC  WizLINK price table, registration and order form
All files except "INSTALL.EXE" are compressed into "WizLINK1.EXE" file - a
self-extracting file using LHA213 (Copyright Haruyasu Yoshizaki 1988-1991).

WizLINK product is NOT "Public Domain" and it is NOT "Freeware". WizLINK
shareware version is a software package for users' evaluation purpose only.
WizLINK standard version is for registered WizLINK individuals, business,
corporations, institutions and government agencies only.

By using either of these WizLINK packages including for evaluation purpose,
you agree on the following terms.

1. General terms and disclaimation
----------------------------------
You acknowledge and agree that WizLINK is owned by WIZ-TEC, protected
under copyright law, international treaty provisions and trade secret
laws of general applicability.

WizLINK is licensed as "as is" without warranty of any kind, whether
express or implied, including but not limited to the implied warranties
of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, functionality,
data integrity, or protection. All warranties are express disclaimed.

The person using the software bears all the risk as to the quality and
performance of the software. WIZ-TEC, its officers, directors, exployees,
shareholders, affiliates, owers and other related parties will not be
liable for any special, incidental, consequential, indirect or other
damages due to loss of data or any other reason even if we are notified
of such damages in adance. In no event shall WIZ-TEC's liability for
any damages ever exceed the price paid for the license to use the software
regardless of the form of claim.

You may not change or modify any content of the product. You may not
reverse-engineer, disassemble, modify, decompile or create derivative
works of the product. You acknowledge that the product includes certain
trade secrets and confidential information, all of which is the copyrighted
intellectual property of WIZ-TEC Computing Technologies Inc.


2. WizLINK shareware version licensing terms
--------------------------------------------
WizLINK 1.1 shareware version is copyright (c) 1992 WIZ-TEC Computing
Technologies Inc., all rights reserved. WIZ-TEC Computing Technologies Inc.
grants you without charge the right to reproduce, distribute and use copies
of the shareware version of WizLINK 1.1 on the expressed condition that you
do not receive any payment, commercial benefit, or other consideration for
such reproduction or distribution, or change any content including this
license agreement or the following copyright notice which appears in the
software, documentation, user interface, menus and magnetic media.

You may make and keep one(1) back-up copy of the software for your personal
use, provided that (i) you copy all the copyright, trademark, and other
information indicated on the initial screen display (or on the diskette
label for the registered version disk) onto your backup diskette label,
and (ii) you have registered. Also you may distribute copies to other
persons, but solely for their evaluation (i.e., to decide whether to
continue using the product and therefore register). WizLINK may NOT be
sold or otherwise provided as part of a larger system, or as a part of a
more inclusive product or service, without express written consent and
licensing from WIZ-TEC Computing Technologies Inc. The rights to receive
any such financial or other benefit, and to modify the product or employ
its components in any kind of derivative work, are reserved exclusively
by WIZ-TEC.

Corporation, institution, government agency and business may not use the
shareware version other than for a one time thirty (30) days evaluation
purpose.


3. WizLINK standard version licensing terms
-------------------------------------------
WizLINK 1.1 standard version is copyright (c) 1992 WIZ-TEC Computing
Technologies Inc., all rights reserved. You may not copy or distribute
this version in any form under any condition without obtaining a licensing
agreement other than copy for backup purpose. The standard version is the
one that WIZ-TEC will offer continuous support and enhancement to all and
only the registered WizLINK users. WIZ-TEC grants to you, and you accept,
a non-exclusive license to use one copy of the enclosed WizLINK standard
version on a single computer or on a single terminal connected to a single
computer. You may not network the software or otherwise use it on more
than one computer or computer terminal at the same time.

Corporation, institution, government agency and business may use only this
registered WizLINK standard version with a software license or site license
agreement granted by WIZ-TEC. Use of the shareware version is strictly
prohibited, other than for a one time 30 days trial purpose. If you
register with WIZ-TEC, you may continue to use the unregistered program
until you receive the standard version.

We welcome any corporation, institution, government or business to include
WizLINK as an integral/add-on feature of a software or a hardware package.
Distribution license can be purchased. The license is non-exclusive and
non-transferable.

You may request a license for:
    -  a fixed number of copies, see the volume discount table
    -  customization of messages and documentation, an additional
       fee is required depending on the extent of changes
    -  permission to include with your company's commercial products
    -  site licensing
    -  distribution license
    -  others


4. WizLINK shareware version non-personal distribution terms
------------------------------------------------------------
As an electronic bullentin board system (BBS's, including online commercial
services), a shareware vendor or distributor, or a PC user group, you may
reproduce and distribute ONLY the WizLINK shareware version provided that
(i) all files and their contents are present and unaltered (ii) it is for
the sole purpose of shareware distribution. You may not, for and with such
distribution, receive any payment or benefit of any kind over $6.00 (US $)
each copy. Such payment or benefit must be only for shareware reproduction
and distribution, and you must provide or clearly indicate the followings
to all the distributees: (i) the product name, version and copyright notice
(by providing labeling of any kind with "WizLINK 1.1 shareware version
Copyright (c) WIZ-TEC Computing Technologies Inc. All rights reserved.", or
the exact same duplicated copy WIZ-TEC provided) (ii) charges or benefits
associated (if any) are for the shareware's reproduction and distribution.
(iii) it is a shareware for the distributee's evaluation only where full
registration is required for the use of the software regardlessly.

Any distributions that do not completely meet the above definition must
obtain permission from WIZ-TEC in writing prior to distributing WizLINK
shareware version.  WizLINK may NOT be sold, distribute or otherwise
provided as part of a larger system, or as a part of a more inclusive
product or service, without express written consent and licensing from
WIZ-TEC Computing Technologies Inc. The rights to receive any such
financial or other benefit, and to modify the product or employ its
components in any kind of derivative work, are reserved exclusively by
WIZ-TEC.


5. Governing law
----------------
The agreement shall be constructed and enforced in accordance with the laws
of the PROVINCE OF ALBERTA.  Any action or proceeding brought by either
party against the other arising out of or related to this agreement shall
be brought only in a PROVINCE or FEDERAL COURT of competent jurisdiction
located in CALGARY, ALBERTA. The parties hereby consent to in personam
jurisdiction of said courts.



============================================================================

                         Sample license agreement
                         ------------------------

This agreement entered into, by and between WIZ-TEC, INC., an Alberta
corporation, located at 100, Falton Close N.E., Calgary, Alberta, Canada
T3J 1X2 (herein after referred to as "LICENSOR"), and <COMPANY NAME> a
<STATE> CORPORATION  located at <ADDRESS, CITY, STATE, ZIP CODE> (herein
after referred to as "LICENSEE").

This contract allows LICENSEE to DISTRIBUTE the program(s) developed by
LICENSOR referred to as <WizLINK 1.1 standard version> with software
developed by LICENSEE.  This perpetual license of the <WizLINK 1.1
standard version> software by LICENSOR TO LICENSEE IS NON-EXCLUSIVE AND
NON-TRANSFERABLE.  LICENSEE shall pay LICENSOR a upfront fee of US $<XXX.XX>
and further Royalty payment (XX.XX % of ) in exchange for said license.
This is a license for <DISTRIBUTION `TYPE'> distribution for use with
<YOUR PRODUCT NAME>.

The LICENSOR warrants that it is sole owner of the software and has full
power and authority to grant this license herein without consent of any
other party.

WIZ-TEC hereby disclaims all warranties relating to this software, whether
express or implied, including without limitation any implied warranties of
merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. WIZ-TEC will not be
liable for any special, incidental, consequential, indirect or similar
damages due to loss of data or any other reason, even if WIZ-TEC or an agent
of WIZ-TEC has been advised of the possibility of such damages. In no event
shall WIZ-TEC's liability for any damages ever exceed the price paid for the
license to use the software, regardless of the form of the claim. The person
using the software bears all risk as to the quality and performance of the
software.

This agreement shall be construed and enforced in accordance with the laws
of the PROVINCE OF ALBERTA.  Any action or proceeding brought by either
party against the other arising out of or related to this agreement shall
be brought only in a PROVINCE or FEDERAL COURT of competent jurisdiction
located in CALGARY, ALBERTA. The parties hereby consent to in personam
jurisdiction of said courts.

This agreement can only be modified by mutual written consent of both
parties.


*PHONEBOOK,A
╔══════════════╗
║  Phone Book  ║         [F1] - help, [ESC] - quit, cursor keys - scroll
╚══════════════╩════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

WizLINK utility program maintains a 100 entry phone book which memorizes
the setup information within each entry. Use [F9] to select and read a
phone book record, and use [F10] to select and write to the phone book.
When program starts, WizLINKu will read the default data from WizLINK.COM
instead of from any phone book entry.
    - Name: Name/title of the phone book entry.
    - Note: A brief description of the phone book entry.
    - Phone: Call or back call phone number.
    - Read phone book: Press [F9] to bring up a pick list under the name of
      each entry. Scroll and select the record you need, and press [ENTER]
      to read and fill the record into the current form.
    - Write to phone book: Press [F10] at any field will bring up the phone
      book list. Press [ENTER] to save the current form information into
      the phone book. Data under the same record will be overwritten by the
      current setup.
    - There is also a pick list for the phone number entry in the file
      "WizLINK.LST" under "*PHONENUMBER" section. You may use a text editor
      to edit these numbers to re-configure WizLINKu at runtime. To do so,
      you must be very familiar and comfortable with the operation of the
      entire program. Refer to User's Manual for more details.
    - Others: When starting the program, if the "WizLINK.DAT" file is not
      found in either the current directory, or the "PATH" environment, the
      program will automatically create one with current WizLINK settings
      and fill the settings into all entries. If more than one copy of
      "WizLINK.DAT" are found under several directories, WizLINKu will
      use the first one from the file search.


*WIZPASSWORD,A
╔════════════════════╗
║  WizLINK Password  ║   [F1] - help, [ESC] - quit, cursor keys - scroll
╚════════════════════╩══════════════════════════════════════════════════════

WizLINK utilizes passwords and logins protection for each and every remote
control and file transfer. The password may be any 19 digit alphanumeric
(case insensitive) combinations. For the host, the password is set to allow
only legitimate remote computers to login. For the remote, a correct
password is required to login the host computer. An incorrect password
will automatically shut down the host computer.
    - Password:
      For the host TSR mode, it is the password (setup password) for other
      computers to match and login. When you set the WizLINK default values
      for the host mode using [F5] function, the setup password will be
      written to WizLINK. For the remote mode, it is the password (login
      password) set by the host. You must present the correct password before
      the remote control or file transfer session.
    - There is also a pick list for both of these passwords. This list
      entry is from file "WizLINK.LST" under "*PASSWORD" section. You may
      use a text editor to edit these numbers to re-configure WizLINKu at
      runtime if you are very familiar and comfortable with the program
      operation. Refer to User's Manual for more details.
    - Note: Passwords are case insensitive - all lower case letters will
      be converted into upper cases at runtime. No under line "_" should
      be used, or will be converted into a space according to the command
      line password setting convention. Under "Back/wait call" (the host
      call the remote) situation, the host can be set to skip password
      checking.


*BASICSETUP,A
╔═══════════════╗
║  Basic Setup  ║        [F1] - help, [ESC] - quit, cursor keys - scroll
╚═══════════════╩═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

This is the WizLINK basic setup session. These setups are very essential
for WizLINK to operate, and are at the low level (i.e. hardware dependent).
    - Comm port: The communication port number. 1 to 4 supported by WizLINK.
      You may either enter the number or use [F2] to select from the pick
      list.
    - Baud rate: The speed for WizLINK to operate at a selected comm port.
      It is determined by both the host modem and the remote modem. The
      highest speed is 9600 for a modem. When directly connected through
      a "null modem" cable with a speed higher than 9600, WizLINK will
      allocate a bigger buffer automatically (double at each higher level).
      WizLINK supports up to 115K in direct connection mode. WizLINK
      requires high speed machines on both ends for high speed transmission.
      Higher speed and extended communication buffer are the only two
      factors that will increase the TSR size in the DOS memory.
    - IRQs: The interrupt request. Normally, IRQ4 for COM1, IRQ3 for COM2,
      and IRQ3 or IRQ4 are used for either COM3 or COM4 depending on the
      hardware settings. Consult your hardware manual for the settings.
    - ComBase: The communication port base address. Although you can change
      the values from the pick list, WizLINK currently uses the default
      settings always. Therefore, the value you set will be ignored.
    - Note: All pick lists are stored in the file "WizLINK.LST" sections
      (each section starts with a "*" followed by the section keyword).
      You should not change these lists unless you are absolutely sure of
      what you are doing. Changes in these sessions will re-configure
      WizLINKu's pick list at runtime. Refer to User's Manual for more
      details.


*BUFFERSIZE,A
╔═══════════════╗
║  Buffer Size  ║        [F1] - help, [ESC] - quit, cursor keys - scroll
╚═══════════════╩═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

When running in the remote mode, WizLINK allocates about 20K of buffer for
the input and output communication. When running in the host mode, the
input/output buffer is set at 256 bytes (minimal size, default value) for
speeds under 19.2K. At runtime, WizLINK will allocate up to 5 times as much
space as this base size for a direct connection at a higher speed. A bigger
buffer will enhance the remote control performance a bit, but will also
increase the TSR size. You should not change the buffer size, especially
the input buffer size unless you have a good reason, since WizLINK's auto
speed buffer and extended buffer flag already optimizes it for you. Note
that the buffer size does not have any effect on the file transfer session.
    - Input buffer (Host only): This is the input buffer. Normally, 256
      bytes is plenty regardless of the speed since most of the traffic
      during remote control is from the host sending large volume of screen
      information to the remote, while the remote sends only instructions
      to the host.
    - Output buffer (Host only): If you want to allocate a bigger buffer
      for the remote control performance, the output buffer should be the
      first one to consider increase.
    - Extended buffer: When extended buffer is set, WizLINK will double the
      input and output buffer at runtime. This is an option from command
      line only.
    - Auto speed buffer: when speed is equal or greater than 19.2K, WizLINK
      will allocate a bigger buffer at the host TSR--double at each higher
      speed level. The growth of the tow buffer is not propotional.
    - Notes: Increase in the base buffer size and/or the extended buffer
      and/or speed buffer will increase the host TSR size accordingly.
      Increase in buffer size or speed will not have any impact on the file
      transfer session, because it utilizes a different communication
      schedule from the remote transfer mode. Remote mode buffer size,
      fully automatic at runtime, about 20K.

*WIZLINKMODE,A
╔═════════════════╗
║  Mode Settings  ║      [F1] - help, [ESC] - quit, cursor keys - scroll
╚═════════════════╩═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

WizLINK can operate in two modes.
    - Remote mode: WizLINK runs in the "control" mode, sending instructions
      to the host and receiving host's responses.
    - Host mode: WizLINK runs in the "being controlled" mode, receiving and
      executing instructions from the remote and sending screen information
      to the remote.
    - Back call/Wait call: Normally, the remote computer calls up the host
      and executes remote control. There are situations where the host
      needs to initiate the link. To do this, run WizLINK wait call mode
      at the remote end, install the TSR at the host end, and run WizLINK
      again from the host in back call mode to dial the phone. After
      WizLINK detects the answer tone from the remote, it will exit and
      hand over the remote link task to the remote computer as for a
      regular remote link.

*OPTIONSWITCH,A
╔════════════════════╗
║  Options/Switches  ║   [F1] - help, [ESC] - quit, cursor keys - scroll
╚════════════════════╩══════════════════════════════════════════════════════

WizLINK utilizes many options/switches to re-configure its function at run
time. The following switches are currently supported by WizLINK.
    - Screen buffer speed: This provides an option to alter remote control
      performance as briefly described in the [Buffer Size] section. Its
      effect is very significant for high speed connection but will also
      slow donw other tasks of the host a lot. Not recommand for slow
      machines to set to "Fast", especially when the host computer is much
      slower.
    - Extended buffer: One command line switch only. It will double both
      the input/output buffer (based on the default settings) when
      installed in the host TSR. Refer to [Buffer Size] section for more
      details.
    - CGA snow control: WizLINK utilizes direct video addressing method
      that might generate snow on some CGA monitors. Enable snow control
      option will inform WizLINK to refresh the video memory only
      during interlace time to avoid the snow.
    - Connection type: WizLINK can use either a modem or a direct RS232
      cable (null modem) for the remote control. The highest speed for a
      modem is 9600. WizLINK will skip all modem handling for a direct
      connection.
    - Key paste method: When the remote computer sends in a key instruction,
      the host will paste it into its own keyboard buffer as if the remote
      computer had just pressed the key. WizLINK can use 2 different methods
      to perform this key paste procedure - through BIOS calls, or through
      direct BIOS key buffer. In some cases, where the foreground program
      or some TSRs may re-map the BIOS key buffer into a different location
      and make it invisible for WizLINK, the BIOS call method should be
      used.
    - Back call login: For back/wait call remote link, password protection
      of the host is enabled/disabled by toggling this login switch "ON" or
      "OFF." For regular remote link, password protect is always on. Refer
      to User's Manual and WizLINK mode settings for more detail.
    - Use password: For the remote computer, if this option is set to
      "Prompt," WizLINK will ignore the default password and prompt for re-
      entering the password instead. If it is set to "Default," WizLINK
      will skip this step and use the default directly.
    - Use phone number: If it is set to "Prompt" before the calling, WizLINK
      will ignore the default phone number and prompt for re-entering a new
      one for the dialing. If it is set to "Default," WizLINK will skip this
      step and use the default number directly.
    - Modem carrier: Normally, when through modem connection, WizLINK will
      always detect the carrier loss. When carrier is lost during either
      the remote control or file transfer session, WizLINK will hang up
      and re-initialize the modem automatically. If this option is set to
      "Ignore", WizLINK will still ignore such carrier loss and continuing
      its on line session. Some modems/computers, due to varies settings or
      possible hardware defect, will not set the carrier singal in modem
      status register. Under such cases, ignore carrier may have WizLINK
      to work. For a direct connect, WizLINK will automatically set to /O+.

*OPTIONOTHERS,A
╔══════════════════╗
║  Options/Others  ║     [F1] - help, [ESC] - quit, cursor keys - scroll
╚══════════════════╩════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

    - Screen saver index: The number defines how many multiples of 5 minutes
      (computer idle time) will activate WizLINK's screen saver function.
      If the setting is zero, screen saver is disabled.
    - Speed pausing index: At high speed direct connection (e.g. 115K), if
      one computer is too slow to match the other one, missing data might
      happen even during the file transfer session. To set this index you
      will have WizLINK to put a pausing "delay" before each transmission
      to secure it. Note: even the speed pausing index is set at a very
      high level, it might still work error free since the nature of the
      very high speed interrupt and un-predicable data transfer. other
      running programs (background/foregroound) sharing the computer time
      will also have some effect. Step down one to two speed level would
      be a better choice than this pausing schedule.


*MODEMSETUP,A
╔═════════════════╗
║  Modem Strings  ║      [F1] - help, [ESC] - quit, cursor keys - scroll
╚═════════════════╩═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

For the modem handling, WizLINK uses a group of setup strings. Most of
these strings can be changed for a particular task/preference. The sequence
of these strings are: a) Send [Modem Escape] (always +++); b) [Modem Reset]
(which includes hang up in the reset string); c) [Modem Caller String] for
calling mode (remote/back call), or [Modem Answer String] for answering
mode (host/wait call); d) [Modem 9600 String] if modem speed is 9600 or
higher; and e) [Modem Extra String] f) [Dial] command and number.
    - Modem Escape: Always "+++"
    - Modem Dial: Always "ATDT" for tone and "ATDP" for pulse determined
      at runtime
    - Modem Reset: Modem hang up, reset and basic initialization
    - Modem Caller: The calling mode (remote or back call) modem string
    - Modem Answer: The answering mode (host or wait call) modem string
    - Modem 9600: Additional setup string for 9600 modem
    - Modem Extra: Extra modem setup string in addition to those above
    - There are pick lists for all the modem setup strings in "WizLINK.LST"
      files under the list section (section starts with a *). You may use a
      text editor to change these settings to re-configure WizLINKu at
      runtime only if you are very familiar with the entire program. Refer
      to User's Manual for more details.

┌─────────────────────────────────┐
│ Useful Modem Command Brief List │
└─────────────────────────────────┘
    +++:  Modem escape
    A:    Manual answer
    AT:   Modem attentioon
    B1:   Bell 103/212A compatibility (B0:CCITT V.## compatibility)
    DT:   Tone dial (DP:Palse dial)
    E0:   Command echo disabled (E1:Command echo enabled)
    H0:   Hang up/on hook modem (H1:Modem off hook)
    L0:   Low speaker level (&L1:Medium level; &L2:High level)
    M1:   Speaker on when carrier (M0:Always off; M2:Always on)
    O0:   Turn to on line data mode (O1:On line and initiate sequence)
   *N1:   Modem handshaking at any DCE speed (N0: at start speed only)
    O0:   Return to data line mode (O1:To data mode and re-sequence)
    Q0:   Return result code enabled (Q1:Return result code disabled)
    S#?:  Read modem registers #
    S#=##:Set modem register # to value ##
	 S0: Rings to auto answer         S6: Dial tone wait time
	 S7: Wait time for carrier        S8: Pause interval time
	 S9: Minimum carrier time         S10:Hangup wait delay time
	 S12:Modem escape guard time      S25:DTReady delay time
	 S26:RTS to CTS interval value
	*S36:0=Negotiation failure disconnect; 1=on line and fall back
	*S37:DCE speed setting           *S38:Force hang up delay
	*S46:Error control fallback character
     V0:   Modem retrun numeric code (V1:Modem responses string code)
    *W0:   No return to modem negotiation result (W1, W2:Return)
     X4:   Enable modem response at level 4 (could be other level)
     Y0:   Break signal disabled (Y1:enabled and disconnect afterwards)
     Z:    Modem reset to default (Z0,Z1: for different default)
    *&B0:  DTE speed equals to line speed (&B1:DTE speed at initial speed)
     &C1:  Carrier detects on only when carrier signals (&C0:Always on)
     &D0:  Ignore DTR signal (&D1,&D2,&D2:Recognize and respond)
    *&E1:  Enable automatic retrain (&E0:Disable)
    *&F:   Reset to basic settings (&F1:MNP5; &F2:V.42)
    *&K3:  RTS/CTS flow control (&K0:Disabled; &K4,&K8,&K12:XON/XOFF)
    *&N0:  Error control negotiation, fall back disabled (&N1:Enabled)
    *&O0:  Error control buffer, discard and disabled (&O1:Enabled)
    *&Q0:  Asynchronous (&Q1,&Q2,&Q3: Synchronous; &Q5:MNP5; &Q6:V.42)
     &R0:  Recognize and use RTS and CTS (&R1:Ignore)
    *&S0:  Data set ready always on (&S1:On only connect)
    *&U0:  Data compression disabled (&U1:Enabled)
     &X0:  Transmit timming by "Transmit" (&X1:By clock; &X2:By receive)


*WIZLINKUHELP,A
╔═════════════════╗
║  WizLINKu Help  ║      [F1] - help, [ESC] - quit, cursor keys - scroll
╚═════════════════╩═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

┌─────────────────────┐
│ General Information │
└─────────────────────┘
WizLINKu is WizLINK's utility program. It will not perform the actual
remote control or the file transfer functions. The following is a brief
list of WizLINKu functions.
    - Maintain a 100 entry phone book
    - Write WizLINK's default values to avoid lengthy command line options
    - Write some options (e.g. modem string) that are unavailable in
      command line
    - View WizLINK User's Manual
    - General information on terms that WizLINK uses through the package

┌──────────────────────────┐
│ WizLINKu Key Definitions │
└──────────────────────────┘
    - Cursor keys to move between field/cursor
    - [F1]: Help on that particular field/group. [F1] again: general help
    - [F2]: Bring up a pick list except in toggle fields. Some of the pick
      lists may seem meaningless to you until you know how to re-configure
      them for your own purpose. All the pick lists are from "WizLINK.LST"
      files. Please refer to "WizLINK.LST" in the manual.
    - [F3]: View WizLINK User's Manual. The entire WizLINK manual will be
      brought up in the help window along with readme file and registration file.
    - [F4]: Read from WizLINK default values. WizLINK default values are
      written in the "WizLINK.COM" file itself. After the read function,
      all the the default values saved in WizLINK are filled into the
      current form.
    - [F5]: Write to WizLINK default value from the current form. This
      will write the values into the program "WizLINK.COM" itself. You must
      check to prevent corrupted data from being written to "WizLINK.COM"
      - WizLINK.COM is the actual running program that will not tolerant
      corrupted data.
    - [F6]: Clear the current field
    - [F7]: Move to last field
    - [F8]: Move to next file.
    - [F9]: Select and read from phone book into current form
    - [F10]: Select and write to phone book from current form
    - [ESC]: Exit program
    - [SPACE]: Toggle field

