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MHS Scheduler (w/ RunIT!) (c) Copyright 1992 by ▄▄████▄▄ ▄█▀█▄ ▄█▀▀ ▀▀███▄ █▀ ▀█▄█▀ ███ ▀█▄ ▄█▀ ▀█▄▄ ▄██▀ ▀▀▀ ▀▀▀▀▀▀ ███ ▄███ ███ ███ ▄██ ███ ▄▄▄ ▄▄▄ ▄███▄ ▄▄▄ ▄▄▄ ▄▄▄ ▄▄▄ ▄███▄ ▄▄▄▄ ███ ███▀ ███ ███ ███ ███▀ ███ ███ ███ ███▄██ ███ ███ ███ ███ ███ ███ ███ ███ ███▄ ▀██▄▄▄ T E C H N O L O G I E S 11433 Cronridge Drive, Suite H Owings Mills, MD 21117 +1-410-363-1097 FAX: +1-410-363-3779 MHS: Support @ Infinite CompuServe: >MHS:Support @ Infinite (or 73270,405) Internet: Support@Infinite.MHS.CompuServe.com Technical Support provided on the CompuServe Information Service in PCVENF Section 13 OVERVIEW The MHS Scheduler provides greater flexibility in configuring MHS inter-host communications, and reduces associated telephone charges. With the MHS Scheduler, the MHS administrator can configure different frequencies of forced connections. On a host-by-host basis, it is possible to establish different activities by the time of the day, with separate weekday, weekend, and holiday schedules. For example, if you use Novell's NHUB and/or CompuServe's CSERVE hub service, you will want to periodically poll these hubs to check for waiting mail. If you configure MHS to force a connection every 60 minutes, then MHS will make this call, once an hour, around the clock. MHS does not provide any means to limit any activity to a specific time period. If you are connecting to CSERVE at 9600 baud, each call will cost approximately $75.60 per week just checking for new mail. This calculation is based upon a cost factor of $0.45 per call or $10.80 per day. With MHS Scheduler, you could configure your communications such that you connect to CSERVE every 60 minutes between the hours of 8AM and 5PM. On evenings, weekends and holidays, MHS would connect to CSERVE only if an outbound message had been queued for delivery. In this scenario, connect time charges for polling would be reduced to $22.50 per week ($4.50 per day), saving you over $212.00 a month! MHS Scheduler also adds the ability to schedule gateways and internetwork connections. Normally, MHS will connect to gateways and internetwork hosts every cycle. With MHS Scheduler, MHS can be configured to connect every x minutes, or only when an outbound message has been queued for the host or gateway. When the MHS Scheduler is used together with its companion utility, RunIT!, you can even setup your own processes using batch files to run at certain times of the day on your MHS server. The possibilities are infinite ... but consider installing your tape backup system on your MHS server, and being able to run your tape backup as a timed gateway process! RunIT! gives you the ability to set up gateways that will trigger actions when a message is sent to the gateway. Configuration examples are provided in this documentation, which includes a sample gateway for running TAPCIS as an MHS gateway on the MHS Hub. INSTALLING MHS SCHEDULER The MHS Scheduler runs as an MHS gateway process named -MHSCHED. NOTE: NetWare/VMS has problems with directories containing the "-" character. If you need to install MHS Scheduler to use a different gateway name, set the DOS environmental variable MHSSCHED to a different name before executing MHSSCHED.EXE, for example MHSSCHED=AAA. For best results, MHS Scheduler should be the first gateway in any alphabetic listing. To install the gateway process: 1.) Take your MHS server off-line by exiting from MHS on your MHS Mail Server. 2.) Perform the installation process the correct version of the MHS Scheduler that you have: If you have the 30-day trial version of MHS Scheduler, execute SH30DAY.EXE. If you purchased MHS Scheduler, execute SHINSTAL.EXE. 3.) Copy MHSSCHED.EXE and MHSSCHED.OVR from the distribution into a directory on your server, for example \MHS\EXE. 4.) Execute MHSSCHED.EXE to install the -MHSCHED gateway process. 5.) Restart your MHS server. CONFIGURING MHS SCHEDULER - OVERVIEW To configure MHS Scheduler, you must understand some of the basics of configuring MHS inter-host communication. For each time period defined for a host, MHS Scheduler allows you to configure three parameters: "Active" is a Yes or No setting, specifying whether or not the host or gateway you are configuring should be active. If this is set to "No", then during this time period, MHS will not attempt to connect to this host. In the case of dial-up hosts, MHS will still accept a call from a host that is inactive. "Force" is short for the MHS configuration setting, "Force Connection every xx minutes". If no connection has been made to the host within the number of minutes specified, then MHS will attempt to connect to the host on the next cycle. Specifying 0 will disable forced connections, and a connection will only be attempted if the message threshold is exceeded. "Threshold" specifies the number of messages that have to be queued for a host before MHS will attempt communications with the host. If the threshold is set to 1, MHS will try to connect to the host if any messages have been queued for the host. Specifying 0 will disable the threshold, and a connection will only be attempted if the "Force" connection parameters are met. NOTE: For gateways and internetwork connections, valid threshold settings are either 0 or 1. Settings above 1 will be treated as 1. USING MHS SCHEDULER Executing MHSSCHED will display a menu allowing you to configure operating parameters. One of the first configuration selections that you may wish to make is to specify what days of the week are to be considered business days, and which are to be considered weekends. To access this selection menu, press F3 (Define Days) from the main menu. The default is to consider Monday thru Friday to be business days, and consider Saturday and Sunday to be weekends. Workaholics may wish to change this so that all seven days of the week are business days. Also accessible from the F3/Define Days menu is a definition screen for defining what days of the year are to be considered holidays. These days are entered in a month/day format (e.g., 12/25). From the main menu, to configure scheduling information for a host, highlight the host and press Enter. "Default Schedule" allow you to configure the default scheduling parameters for the selected host. These are the parameters that will be used for scheduling activities when the current time does not fall into any other configured time period. "Business Schedule" allows you to configure time periods for business days (normally Monday thru Friday). From the time period definition window, press the <Insert> key to add a time period. "Start" and "End" specify the starting and ending time for the period in 24-hour time format (e.g., 5PM is 17:00). Any time period not specified here will follow the "Default Schedule". "Weekend Schedule" allows you to configure time periods for weekend days (normally Saturday and Sunday). From the time period definition window, press the <Insert> key to add a time period. Any time period not specified in any weekend time period will follow the "Default Schedule". "Holiday Schedule" allows you to specify time periods for configured holidays. COMMON SETTINGS Force Connection every xx minutes, with a 0 threshold: This means that MHS will connect to the host every xx minutes, regardless of how many messages have been queued for the host. If any messages have been queued for the host, a connection will still not be attempted until the force connection period has been met. Force Connect every 0 minutes, with a 1 message threshold: This means that MHS will only connect to the host if a message has been queued for it. Useful Force Connect Periods: 360 minutes - every 6 hours 720 minutes - every 12 hours 1440 minutes - every 24 hours (once a day) 9999 minutes (the max setting) - Just shy of once a week To connect once a day, but only overnight: This example could be useful for running tape backup on the MHS Server. 1.) Set up a default schedule where "Active" is set to No. 2.) Create a time period in your "Business Schedule", and optionally in the Weekend and Holiday Schedules, that covers an overnight time period (For example: 00:00 to 04:00 which is midnight to 4:00 am) where "Active" is set "Yes", and the "Force Connect" is set to something like 720 minutes (12 hours). For best results, you should pick a force connect period only slightly longer than the length of the time period for best results. NOTE: You could set to 24 hours, however, but if MHS is busy overnight, the schedule timing could be thrown off. BATCH FILE GATEWAYS WITH RUNIT! The RunIT! utility included with MHS Scheduler makes it easy to write batch files that can be run as MHS gateways. This allows you to perform both e-mail and non e-mail tasks, like running tape backups from your MHS server overnight, based on scheduling parameters entered with MHS Scheduler. Or, setup the gateway to only be executed when it receives a message (force connect = 0, threshold = 1). You can even use the MHS Subject line to specify command line parameters! To install a RunIT! batch file gateway, you need to define an MHS gateway. Stop the MHS Connectivity Manager (if it is currently running), and execute the MHS Directory Manager (Manage Directories option from the MHS Main Menu for MHS 1.5 users). Select "routes to workgroups, hosts and gateways", then "Define a gateway". Define an 8 character name to identify your gateway, along with a description. "Gateway version" should be set to 70 (MHS 1.5 format). "Gateway commands" specifies command-line parameters to be passed to your gateway batch file. The first parameter is the name of the batch file to be executed. (When the gateway is executed, the current directory will be MHS\MAIL\GATES\GWAYNAME\PUBLIC, where GWAYNAME is the name of your gateway, so it is best to place the batch file in this directory.) Succeeding parameters will be passed to the batch file, beginning as the 3rd parameter (%3), as the first two parameters are reserved, as described in the section below. If you want your gateway to execute only when a message has been queued for it, or if you want the subject line to be passed to the batch file as a parameter, then include the keyword "subject" in this field. RunIT! will replace "subject" with the subject line in your MHS message. This is all better described with the following examples: EXAMPLE #1, A generic gateway process. The following information will be used to configure MHS for this example: Gateway Name : GENERIC Description : A Generic Gateway Example Version : 70 Command : GEN OPT1 OPT2 OPT3 OPT4 Under MHS, define a gateway name of GENERIC, with the gateway commands GEN OPT1 OPT2 OPT3 OPT4 Copy RUNIT.EXE to MHS\MAIL\GATES\GENERIC\PUBLIC\INPOST.EXE Create the batch file GEN.BAT, in the MHS\MAIL\GATES\GENERIC\PUBLIC directory as follows: ECHO OFF CLS ECHO Gateway : %1 ECHO Directory : %2 ECHO Options : %3 %4 %5 %6 REM ------------------------------------------------------------- REM In this example, replace PROGRAM below with the name of the REM command for the program you wish to run. REM ------------------------------------------------------------- PROGRAM %3 %4 %5 %6 RunIT! will execute the following command: GEN GENERIC J:\MHS\MAIL\GATES\GENERIC\ OPT1 OPT2 OPT3 OPT4 Assuming that GEN corresponds to the above GEN.BAT file in your MHS\MAIL\GATES\GENERIC\PUBLIC directory (the directory that will be "current" when your gateway batch file is executed), then the following batch file variables will be set when the batch file is executed: %1: GENERIC %2: J:\MHS\MAIL\GATES\GENERIC\ %3: OPT1 %4: OPT2 %5: OPT3 %6: OPT4 The above example is designed to be a gateway that is periodically run by MHS, regardless of whether or not a message has been queue for the gateway. Using the MHS Scheduler, you can set a time period so that the gateway will only be active during a certain time period, and so that it will only execute once every xx minutes, based on the force connect time period specified in MHS Scheduler. (See Common Settings in COMMON OPTIONS above for more information.) If your gateway will be processing messages, you will need to test for the existence of SMF message files in the %2OUT\ directory with no file extension. For example: IF EXIST %2OUT\*. Attachment files will be stored in the %2OPARCEL\ directory, also without an extension. If your gateway will be triggered by receipt of a message, then if you did not include the special keyword "subject" in "gateway commands", then you will need to manually delete all %2OUT\*. and %2OPARCEL\*. files as part of your batch file. EXAMPLE 2: ECHO OFF CLS ECHO Gateway : %1 ECHO Directory : %2 ECHO Options : %3 %4 %5 %6 REM ------------------------------------------------------------- REM In this example, replace PROGRAM below with the name of the REM command for the program you wish to run. REM ------------------------------------------------------------- PROGRAM %3 %4 %5 %6 IF EXIST %2OUT\*. ERASE %2OUT\*. IF EXIST %2OPARCEL\*. ERASE %2OPARCEL\*. If you include the keyword "subject" in your "gateway commands" definition in MHS, then RunIT! will execute your batch file once for each message that it receives, substituting the MHS subject line of your message for "subject" in the command that gets executed. In these instances, RunIT! will assume responsibility for deleting the messages in the OUT directory, but it is the responsibility of your application to delete the attachments in the OPARCEL directory. The following examples describe using the "subject" keyword in more detail. EXAMPLE #3, A generic gateway process using the subject of a message. The following information will be used to configure MHS for this example: Gateway Name : RUNSUBJ Description : A Generic Subject Gateway Version : 70 Command : RUNME SUBJECT Under MHS, define a gateway name of RUNSUBJ, with RUNME SUBJECT as the gateway command. Copy RUNIT.EXE to MHS\MAIL\GATES\RUNSUBJ\PUBLIC\INPOST.EXE Create the batch file RUNME.BAT, in the MHS\MAIL\GATES\RUNSUBJ\PUBLIC directory as follows: ECHO OFF CLS ECHO Gateway : %1 ECHO Directory : %2 ECHO Options : %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9 REM ------------------------------------------------------------- REM In this example, replace PROGRAM below with the name of the REM command for the program you wish to run. REM ------------------------------------------------------------- PROGRAM %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9 The RUNME.BAT batch file will be executed once for every message that is sent to the gateway, substituting the subject of each message for SUBJECT in the command line. For example, if a message is addressed to any USER @ RUNSUBJ address with a subject of "THIS IS A TEST", RunIT! will execute the following command: RUNME RUNSUBJ J:\MHS\MAIL\GATES\RUNSUBJ\ THIS IS A TEST Assuming that RUNME corresponds to the above RUNME.BAT file in your MHS\MAIL\GATES\RUNSUBJ\PUBLIC directory (the directory that will be "current" when your gateway batch file is executed), then the following batch file variables will be set when the batch file is executed: %1: RUNSUBJ %2: J:\MHS\MAIL\GATES\RUNSUBJ\ %3: THIS %4: IS %5: A %6: TEST EXAMPLE #4, A gateway used to run TapCis. The following information will be used to configure MHS for this example: Gateway Name : TAPCIS Description : A Gateway for TapCis Version : 70 Command : TAP SUBJECT Under MHS, define a gateway name of TAPCIS, with TAP SUBJECT as the gateway command. Copy RUNIT.EXE to MHS\MAIL\GATES\TAPCIS\PUBLIC\INPOST.EXE Create the batch file TAP.BAT, in the MHS\MAIL\GATES\TAPCIS\PUBLIC directory as follows: ECHO OFF CLS ECHO Gateway : %1 ECHO Directory : %2 ECHO Option : %3 REM -------------------------------------------------------------- REM NX - Command line parameter to TapCis which will go on-line REM and read all new messages. REM REM RX - Go on-line read messages addressed specifically to you. REM REM OX - Go on-line and upload any replies that you have composed, REM and issue any commands or library commands that you have REM prepared in your last TapCis session. REM -------------------------------------------------------------- IF %3==NEW then TAPCIS NX IF %3==READ then TAPCIS RX IF %3==ONLINE then TAPCIS NX When this gateway executes, RunIT! will execute the following command: TAP TAPCIS J:\MHS\MAIL\GATES\TAPCIS\ [subject] where [subject] will be replaced with the actual subject of a message that has been directed to it. The following batch file variables will be set when the batch file is executed: %1: TAPCIS %2: J:\MHS\MAIL\GATES\TAPCIS\ %3: [subject] ORDERING MHS SCHEDULER (WITH RUNIT!) ==================================== MHS Scheduler is currently available for $199 per MHS host. COST Please rush me ___ copies of MHS Scheduler at $199 per MHS host ____________ Disk Size: ___ 3-1/2 ___ 5-1/4 Maryland residents add 5% sales tax ____________ Shipping and Handling (UPS Ground Service) * _______$7___ ============================================================================ TOTAL ____________ Name: __________________________________________________________________ Company: __________________________________________________________________ Address: __________________________________________________________________ City: _____________________ State: ________ Zip: ___________________ Country: _____________________ Telephone Number: _________________________________________________________ FAX Number: _________________________________________________________ CompuServe ID: ___________________ MHS Address: ___________________ (via _________) Method of Payment: ___ Visa ___ Master Card ___ Check Enclosed Card #: _________________________________ Name of Cardholder: _________________________________ Signature: _________________________________ Expiration Date: _________________________________ * Overseas payments by Visa or Master Charge only. There will be an additional charge applied for shipping costs to reflect the actual cost of shipment. INFINITE TECHNOLOGIES 11433 CRONRIDGE DRIVE, SUITE H OWINGS MILLS, MD 21117 (410)-363-1097 FAX your credit card orders -- (410)-363-3779 PRODUCTS FROM INFINITE TECHNOLOGIES =================================== Infinite Technologies offers innovative and easy-to-use software solutions, designed primarily for the networked environment. We back our products with dependable service and special attention to individual requirements. All of our programs are easy to learn and use, and are designed to increase your efficiency. We also want to help keep you up-to-date with product information, updates and technical support. These services are provided via the following mechanisms: On the CompuServe Information Service, Infinite Technologies offers support and product updates in Section and Library 4 of the NOVVEN forum. Via MHS (through CSERVE or NHUB), you can address technical support and/or product information inquiries to SUPPORT @ INFINITE. You can also subscribe to our MHS Librarian! mailing list, which will include notices of product updates. To join this mailing list, send a message via MHS (CSERVE or NHUB) to LIBRARY @ INFINITE with SUBSCRIBE on your subject line. (CompuServe users can send a message to >MHS:Library@Infinite via CompuServe Mail.) For an index of files available via LIBRARY @ INFINITE, send a message with INDEX on your subject line. NETWORK UTILITIES ----------------- * I-Queue! - Simplifies network printing and print queue management in the Novell NetWare environment. From within a small memory resident pop-up (0 to 2-1/2KB), I-Queue! allows users to easily change NetWare print queues and modify "capture" parameters. I-Queue! is compatible with Novell's PRINTCON/PRINTDEF and adds global PRINTCON support for Novell's own utilities. Queue management capabilities include: delete/reorder print jobs, move/copy jobs between queues, and hold/delayed printing. NOW INCLUDES A WINDOWS VERSION! * I-Queue! Server - Turn printers attached to any network workstation into shared network printers. Two to four times faster than RPRINTER, compatible with workstations running Windows, and compatible with printer ports that do not provide "hardware interrupt support". * LockIT! - Intelligent Security for DOS & Windows workstations on Novell NetWare networks. LockIT! addresses the problem of users leaving workstations unattended, and the security issues that this presents. Unlike other solutions that will reboot or logout a workstation after a period of "inactivity", potentially leading to data loss, LockIT! locks out keyboard input until you enter your NetWare password...even allowing unattended processes to continue executing. * CastAway! - A better NetWare broadcast message trap. Get NetWare message notification (e.g., SEND) without your PC locking up until you press CTRL-ENTER! Get notified of new messages while in graphics based applications! All in 0 to 1-1/2KB of conventional memory! * PopIT! - Gain pop-up access to almost ANY program with less than 2-1/2 KB overhead. Network administrators -- access SYSCON, RCONSOLE, FCONSOLE and all of your favorite network utilities without leaving your current application. * OnCall! - A memory resident "Chat" utility for Novell NetWare, that runs in between 0 and 2-1/2 KB of workstation memory. Simple, straightforward, and easy to use. NOW INCLUDES A WINDOWS VERSION! EXPRESSIT! ELECTRONIC MAIL -------------------------- * ExpressIT! Electronic Mail - The ExpressIT! Electronic Mail product family includes the following products: * ExpressIT! - The network version of ExpressIT!, including the MHS-compatible DOS version, which runs in less than 2KB of resident memory. * ExpressIT! Remote - A remote version of ExpressIT! (DOS) customized for use on stand-alone/remote PCs. Includes Personal MHS and allows users to send and receive mail with any MHS based electronic mail system. Includes the ability to run the MHS Connectivity Manager from within the 2KB TSR without exiting your current application. * ExpressIT! Windows Client - An upgrade for the network version of ExpressIT! offering native support for the Microsoft Windows environment, and a wealth of additional features, including mail enabling of other Windows applications. * ExpressIT! Remote Windows - A remote version of the Windows version of ExpressIT! customized for use on stand-alone/remote PCs. Includes Personal MHS and allows users to send and receive mail with any MHS based electronic mail system. A special Windows based MHS configuration utility eliminates the need to use the MHS Directory Manager. * ExpressIT! OS/2 Client - An upgrade for the network version of ExpressIT! offering native support for the IBM OS/2 v2.x environment, and a wealth of additional features. All versions of ExpressIT! include ExpressIT! Directory Assistance, facilitating automatic exchange of user directories between ExpressIT! hosts. MHS GATEWAYS AND UTILITIES -------------------------- * MHS Scheduler - An MHS mail agent that provides greater flexibility in configuring when MHS will connect to a host. On a host-by-host basis, the MHS administrator can configure different frequencies of forced connections based on different times of the day, with separate weekday, weekend, and holiday scheduling possible. MHS gateways and internetwork connections can also be scheduled. The companion RunIT! utility simplifies the creation of batch file gateways...now you can run your tape backup system on your MHS server. * MHS Librarian! - An MHS Gateway that allows users to request information to be forwarded to them via MHS. Requests are made by placing a keyword in the "SUBJECT" field of the message that you address to the library. A list of files may be requested by sending a message with the keyword of INDEX. The system Admin can also configure MHS Librarian so that selected users can request files or directories other than those that appear in the index. Security is provided by a password program that generates unique daily passwords, a fixed password, or you can create your own password utility. MHS Librarian! also supports "discussion lists", similar to the "list server" concept on the internet. * PageIT! - An MHS gateway connecting MHS-based electronic mail systems to full text alphanumeric pagers. Once configured, sending messages to an alphanumeric pager is as simple as sending a message from your favorite MHS application. * ForwardIT! - An MHS mail agent for automatically forwarding MHS based electronic mail messages. ForwardIT! can forward (or copy) messages addressed to an MHS address to an alternate address. ForwardIT! is most useful in the MHS remote e-mail environment. By remote, we refer to field workers or business travelers who operate ExpressIT! Remote, or other MHS compatible remote software, on a PC or laptop to access their electronic mail from a distant location. Examples could include a salesperson between sales calls, a business traveler in a hotel room, or work-at-home scenarios. Without ForwardIT!, when mail is sent to a recipient's office address, MHS does not allow for a remote user to dial into the network and retrieve mail waiting for their office address. Mail addressed to this office address can only be picked up at the office. In order to send a message to the user's MHS remote, the sender must assume responsibility for sending a copy of the message to the remote MHS address. With ForwardIT!, the user leaves a forwarding address at the office, and while they're out, all messages will be forwarded, or copied, to their forwarding address, giving users transparent access to their electronic mail while away from the office. This forwarding address can be any valid MHS address, including addresses via MHS gateways. * MhsQ! - An MHS gateway interface to NetWare print queues. Messages can be sent via MHS to a NetWare print queue. This capability can be useful for MHS remote sites and/or MHS enabled applications for generating printed output and/or reports. MhsQ! can also redirect print queues on one file server to a remote print queue on another file server via MHS. * ExpressIT! MHS Directory Assistant - A directory services gateway that automatically creates and updates user routes in a multi-host workgroup environment. Add a user at one host within the workgroup, and the user route will automatically be created at all other hosts within the workgroup. Add a new host to your workgroup, and the host and user lists will automatically be added to other hosts within the workgroup. (Directory Assistant is bundled with ExpressIT! but is also available separately.) * MHSNotify! - A TSR which runs on the MHS mail server only, and automatically notifies recipients of new electronic mail received from remote MHS sites, or across internetwork connections. An excellent alternative to MHSALERT for DaVinci e-mail users! (MHSNotify! is bundled with ExpressIT!) REQUESTING TRIAL VERSIONS VIA MHS --------------------------------- 30-Day Trial Versions of many Infinite Technologies Products can be requested via MHS. For more information, send an MHS message to LIBRARY @ INFINITE via CSERVE or NHUB, with a subject line of INDEX. DOWNLOADING TRIAL VERSIONS FROM COMPUSERVE ------------------------------------------ 30-Day Trial Versions of many Infinite Technologies Products are available on CompuServe! Look for the following files in the NOVVEN Forum, Library 4: EXPDOS.ZIP - ExpressIT! E-Mail (NetWare) (DOS Version) EXPWIN.ZIP - ExpressIT! E-Mail (NetWare) (Windows Version) EXPOS2.ZIP - ExpressIT! E-Mail (NetWare) (OS/2 Version) REMDOS.ZIP - ExpressIT! E-Mail (Remote & non-NetWare) (DOS Version) REMWIN.ZIP - ExpressIT! E-Mail (Remote & non-NetWare) (Windows Version) REMOS2.ZIP - ExpressIT! E-Mail (Remote & non-NetWare) (OS/2 Version) EXSPEL.ZIP - Supplemental file for ExpressIT! (Spelling Dictionary) POPIT.ZIP - PopIT! ONCALL.ZIP - OnCall! CASTAW.ZIP - CastAway! IQUEUE.ZIP - I-Queue! IQS.ZIP - I-Queue! Server LOCKIT.ZIP - LockIT! MHSCED.ZIP - MHS Scheduler PAGEIT.ZIP - PageIT! 4WARD.ZIP - ForwardIT! MHSNFY.ZIP - MHSNotify! MHSLIB.ZIP - MHS Librarian! EXDA.ZIP - ExpressIT! MHS Directory Assistant MHSQ.ZIP - MhsQ! And don't miss our *FREE* utilities (also in NOVVEN Library 4): NETERR.ZIP - Network error handlers (CRITTER, SHATTACH) to reboot unattended workstations and clear network errors. CREATQ.ZIP - Create NetWare print queues on a volume other than SYS: LOGIN.ZIP - Load TSRs from the NetWare Login Script without losing available memory! MHSACT.ZIP - Automatically re-activate deactivated MHS internetwork hosts without operator intervention. MHSSWP.ZIP - Redirect MHS swap files to a local drive or VDISK. MHSBPL.ZIP - Configure MHS 1.5C host to host communications to use the B+ protocol. SENDIT.ZIP - Send MHS messages from the DOS command line or batch files. Plus, other helpful text files and reports: MHSGAT.TXT - NetWare MHS and Gateways overview DOSMEM.TXT - PC Memory management/architecture overview WINTIP.TXT - Windows vs. NetWare Troubleshooting Tips ...and stay tuned for MORE!!! 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