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W95 PPP login script for ROBODun
to
AtNet Communications Server
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NOTE:
The ROBODun example scripts are close, but don't
quite work. The modifications here are successful.
1. Install ROBODun in your computer. (There is not an auto install script...
just unzip and establish shortcuts if you wish.) To start ROBODun
editor and dialing functions, point to file RDUN32.EXE. To make
autodetect functional, point to file ROBODUN.EXE (nice in your
Startup file.)
2. Read and follow the accessing and editing instructions in ROBODun
Help and "readme". Use the proven script provided below.
3. In the 1st two scripted "send" commands, remove the text 'your login name' or
'your password', and substitute:
your actual login name
your actual personal password. (See ***CHANGE...)
4. When finished, the script MUST be enclosed in quotes, including the
<cr> command just as shown, i.e.,
Send "trsmith<cr>"
for the login name trsmith . (<cr> means "enter" to the program.)
NOTE:
The pound signs at the beginning of some lines are signals to the
program to ignore them when processing commands. Only the 7 actual
command lines have no pound sign.
5. Copy the portion between the dotted lines and paste in the
ROBODun Manager script editor, then Save.
6. Start ROBODun (yellow phone symbol appears at right in lower taskbar.)
Start your browser using autodial options and click the "connect" button.
ROBODun will get you online!
TROUBLE ??
If you have slow communications with your modem, explore ROBODun
Help, and try inserting appropriate pauses. (Watch the terminal screen
during a standard manual login, to learn where pauses might help.)
CHANGE 2 places (***) AND COPY PORTIONS BETWEEN LINES:
------BEGIN SCRIPT--------------------------------------
# WAIT for "Login:" prompt
WaitFor "ogin:"
# SEND user name in response to "Login:"
#***( CHANGE NEXT LINE: )
Send "your login name<cr>"
# WAIT for "Password:" prompt
WaitFor "assword:"
#SEND password in response to prompt
#***( CHANGE NEXT LINE: )
Send "your password<cr>"
#WAIT for "Select Interface:" prompt
WaitFor "face:"
#SELECT "P" interface
Send "P<cr>"
#SEND "continue" (F7) command
Done
----------END SCRIPT-------------------------------
"HowTo" Notes and Script
For AtNet
J.W.Popp, 5/24/96
jwpopp@atnet.net