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CP/MS gg NL volume 2054
gelijk aan PC/SIG no. 054/077, PCgg no. 36
Titel:XMODEM, 1RD Datacom; IBM Async Tutorial
Number Name Size Date Comments
054.01 1RD COM 37557 8-01-83 PC Communications Program (Jim Button)
054.02 1RD DOC 49719 8-01-83 Doc file of 1RingyDingy (ASCII)
054.03 1RD PRO 288 8-01-83 Setup file of 1RD
CATALOG 054 849 9-01-85 This catalog
054.04 DESCRIPT ION 27426 5-16-82 Modifications on IBM Async Com Program
054.05 DOC BAT 246 7-29-83 Print 1RD.DOC
054.06 PROFEEL 2499 5-16-82 Text: modify Sony Profeel monitor
054.07 PROGRAMN OTE 27934 5-16-82 Programming notes on IBM Async
054.08 TUTORIAL 15293 5-16-82 Tutorial for IBM Async Com Program
054.09 VOL2054 ABS 3584 9-01-85 Disk abstract
054.10 XMODEM ASM 52521 4-02-83 Source of below
054.11 XMODEM COM 9728 3-29-83 XMODEM program for PC - adaptable
054.12 XMODEM DOC 7621 3-29-83 XMODEM protocol descr. (not program
DOC!)
13 File(s) 80896 bytes free on volume VOL2054
"1-RingyDingy"(tm)
A Communications Program For the IBM Personal Computer
(C)Copyright 1983 by Jim Button - Version 1.2
"1-RingyDingy" is a general purpose asynchronous communications
program. It was designed with the "KISS" ("Keep It Simple,
Stupid") principle in mind. Although it employs a simple and
straightforward approach to communications, its capabilities
surpass those of some of the more expensive communications programs
on the market today.
With "1-RingyDingy" you will be able to:
- Exchange (send or receive) text files with other computers.
While sending text files, you may dynamically send selected
records from the file and skip past other records not to be
sent.
- Exchange (send or receive) non-text (exe or com) files with
other computers which support the "X-Modem" protocol.
- Capture incoming data in a disk file.
- Setup your own "filters" to remove or change undesirable
characters in the incoming data.
- Dynamically slow down the speed at which you transmit, so as
not to overrun the computer at the other end.
- Dynamically alter your communications parameters, such as
Parity, Speed, and number of data bits.
- Build automatic logon sequences of any length, to enable you to
log on to a variety of remote computers without having to
remember phone numbers, passwords and access commands.
- Move back and forth between different directories on your hard
disk (if you have DOS 2.0) for retrieving and sending data.
- Communicate properly with computers which use "XON/XOFF"
characters.
In short, "1-RingyDingy" is easy to use, easy to understand,
powerful, and small in size.
"1-RingyDingy" requires a 96K or larger IBM PC or compatible, with MS/PC-DOS
2.0 or later), one disk drive, and a serial I/O port with a Modem. You must
also have a video monitor capable of displaying 80 characters per line.
Note: 1RD has been further developed as PC-DIAL, see volume 2129. Of course,
some features of 1RD have been improved strongly in the new program, and
others had to be sacrificed. 1RD still is a good communications program, and
the other files on this disk (esp. XMODEM.DOC) can help the technical user to
get out the most of it. Z.
IBM ASYNCHRONOUS COMMUNICATIONS SUPPORT PROGRAM MODIFICATIONS
BY ROBERT C. RICE
<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
The IBM Asynchronous Communications Support Program Modifications have been
provided to correct and enhance the original version of the IBM program. This
section, Program Notes, will describe how to implement these improvements in
your copy of the program.
IBM ASYNCHRONOUS COMMUNICATIONS SUPPORT PROGRAM MODIFICATIONS
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
******************************************************************
This Program Description provides information about changes that I have made
to my version of the IBM Asynchronous Communications Support Program,
correcting errors, providing enhancements, improving user friendliness, and
eliminat-
ing unnecessary entries.
Note: the original PC/SIG disk (54) contained the complete programs SHORTERM
and LONGTERM. These files have been removed in the copy we received, probably
because of copyright troubles with Big Blue. These text files still may be of
use for those who already possess the IBM program. Z.