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╔═════════════════════════════════╗ ║ HotKey-Z 4.2 ║ ║ Documentation ║ ║ 10-24-88 ║ ║ Copyright 1988 Mark A. Albrecht ║ ║ All Rights Reserved ║ ╚═════════════════════════════════╝ Prior to running this application, please read the section titled SHAREWARE at the conclusion of this document. ╔════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╗ ║ ║ ║ N O T I C E ║ ║ Many public domain and Shareware programs are being reverse ║ ║ engineered by lower life-forms and infected with "viruses" ║ ║ which can wreak havok with computer operating systems. The ║ ║ only foolproof method of avoiding infection is to refrain ║ ║ from using all but commercially purchased programs. A close ║ ║ alternative method is to provide the user a means of detect- ║ ║ ing program infection before it does any damage. As an ║ ║ attempt to ensure that this copy of HotKey-Z has not been ║ ║ tampered with, I have included within the program a display ║ ║ of the exact size in bytes of the executable portion of the ║ ║ program. Please run HotKey-Z the first time from a floppy ║ ║ disk and choose main menu option INFO. HotKey-Z's program ║ ║ size will be displayed. Exit the program and compare this ║ ║ figure with the actual program size. Any discrepency between ║ ║ the two figures indicates the copy has been corrupted. ║ ║ HotKey-Z has yet to be infected [as far as I know], and my ║ ║ intention is to keep it that way. I hope other noncommercial ║ ║ software developers incorporate such checks within their ║ ║ products so we can put these [people?] out of commission. ║ ║ ║ ╚════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝ ╔════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╗ ║ ║ ║ D I S C L A I M E R ║ ║ The author, Mark A. Albrecht, makes no warranties expressed ║ ║ or implied as to the quality or performance of this program, ║ ║ nor its fitness for a particular purpose. The author will ║ ║ not be held liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, or ║ ║ consequential damages resulting from the use of this program. ║ ║ YOUR USE OF THIS PROGRAM CONSTITUTES YOUR AGREEMENT TO THIS ║ ║ DISCLAIMER and your release of the author from any form of ║ ║ liability or litigation. ║ ╚════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝ ╔══════════════╗ ═════╣ DESCRIPTION: ╠══════════════════════════════════════════════════ ╚══════════════╝ HotKey-Z is a menu-driven interface for the popular file transfer protocols of Chuck Forsberg's DSZ module. [DSZ is a spectacular program. If you use DSZ beyond a trial period, please register with Mr. Forsberg.] PROTOCOLS SUPPORTED: Support is provided for DSZ's X/Y/Zmodem protocols as well as two additional user- defined external protocols. CONFIGURABLE: All arguments/parameters to be passed to DSZ may be specified and saved in HotKey-Z's internal configuration utility. FILE SELECTION MENU: Files to be uploaded are selected via a point- and-shoot style menu. Up to five filespecs may be "tagged" for Zmodem and Ymodem batch uploads. Any drive and/or directory is accessible. MOUSE SUPPORT: All menus feature built-in mouse drivers. DISK FUNCTIONS: Files on any drive may be executed, renamed, deleted, listed, or edited. A user may attach an executable file of his/her choice to the menu for invocation at the press of a key. A DOS gateway is provided for disk functions not supported by HotKey-Z. FAST AND EFFICIENT: HotKey-Z is written in Turbo Pascal 4.0 (tm), with much of the code [including ALL screen writes] written in assembler language. Every function of HotKey-Z has been coded to provide lightning-fast execution speed, while reducing disk and RAM overhead to a minimum. ╔══════════════════════╗ ═════╣ SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: ╠══════════════════════════════════════════ ╚══════════════════════╝ 1 - IBM PC or compatible. 2 - PC/MS DOS 3.0 or later. 3 - Approximately 57K planar RAM in addition to that required by DSZ and your comm program. 4 - Efficiency is enhanced by using HotKey-Z on a hard disk but performance is acceptable on a floppy. 5 - Color or monochrome monitor. 6 - A communication program supporting access to HotKey-Z via a hotkey or DOS gateway. ╔═══════════════╗ ═════╣ INSTALLATION: ╠═════════════════════════════════════════════════ ╚═══════════════╝ Follow these instructions step-by-step and HotKey-Z should be ready to run. 1 - Enter DSZ's pathspec in the "PATH=" command of the AUTOEXEC.BAT file of your root directory: 2 - Enter the commands "FILES=20" and "BUFFERS=20" in your CONFIG.SYS file. 3 - After having first run HotKey-Z from a floppy and comparing it's file size display to it's actual size, copy HotKey-Z to the same directory in which your comm program resides. 4 - Enter your comm program and attach HotKey-Z to a hotkey of the comm program. For example, Procomm Plus (R) has two hotkeys as of this writing: ALT-J and ALT-U. Exit the comm program. 5 - Invoke HotKey-Z and enter the CONFIG utility. The CONFIG utility is comprised of input fields which may be sequentially accessed by pressing the up and down arrow keys. A summary of editing commands is listed on the status line. A detailed description of the format for each of the input fields follows. Please read each instruction thoroughly to familiarize yourself with the general format. 6 - ZMODEM UPLOAD COMMANDLINE: This input field holds the entire commandline that will be passed to DOS to call DSZ and initiate a Zmodem upload. A caret symbol "^" MUST be placed one space after the last parameter in the commandline to instruct HotKey-Z to replace the caret with the name of the file to be uploaded. For example, the simplest commandline would be: DSZ.COM sz ^ which, when read by HotKey-Z, instructs the program to insert the filespec exactly one space after the "sz" operator. Another example of a ZMODEM UPLOAD COMMANDLINE would be : DSZ.COM port 1 sz -r ^ _______ ______ __ __ __ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ FILESPEC MARKER [mandatory] \ \ \ ARGUMENTS [optional] \ \ OPERATOR [mandatory] \ ARGUMENTS [optional] PROTOCOL [mandatory] In short, you are responsible for supplying ALL of the parameters except the name of the file to be sent. The default settings will work providing your modem is connected through COM1. This commandline will be called when you select HotKey-Z's main menu UPLOAD and submenu ZMODEM commands. [Note: ensure that you have placed the caret in the proper position--one space after the last parameter.] 7 - YMODEM UPLOAD COMMANDLINE: Same as 5 above, except operator should be "sb". If you want DSZ to use 1k blocks, then the commandline might look like this: DSZ.COM sb -k ^ 8 - XMODEM UPLOAD COMMANDLINE: Same as 5 above, except operator should be "sx". If you want DSZ to use 1k blocks, then the commandline might look like this: DSZ.COM sx -k ^ 9 - NAME A: HotKey-Z allows two user-defined external upload protocols. The name you enter here will become the protocol's menu name. For example, if you wanted to be able to use the new Jmodem protocol, enter the name "Jmodem". Now "Jmodem" will appear on the menu, directly below "Xmodem". [Note: the name must contain one capitalized letter which is different from the capitalized letter of any of the other upload protocol menu names. If for some odd reason the initial letter of the user-defined upload protocol name is the same as the initial of one of the other upload protocol menu names, then you will have to capitalize a letter other than the initial. For example, "xTmodem" instead of "Xtmodem".] 10 - PROTOCOL A UPLOAD COMMANDLINE: This is the commandline for the first of two user-defined upload protocols. Enter the entire commandline to pass to DOS just as you would at the DOS prompt. Remember to place the caret one space after the last parameter. 11 - NAME B: Same as 8 above, except this is the menu name for the second user- defined upload protocol. 12 - PROTOCOL B UPLOAD COMMANDLINE: Same as 9 above, except this is the commandline for the second user-defined upload protocol. Remember to place the caret one space after the last parameter. 13 - ZMODEM DOWNLOAD COMMANDLINE: Much like the Zmodem Upload Commandline, you need to enter the protocol [DSZ.COM], then any optional arguments [such as "port 1"], then the operator ["rz"], then any optional arguments [such as "-r"]. * If you wish to have the downloaded file written to a specific directory, then enter the full pathspec as the last parameter [such as "C:\PATH"], but do not place the caret in this field. For example: DSZ rz C:\PATH will instruct DSZ to write the downloaded file to this directory. [If you do place the caret, HotKey-Z will prompt you for a filename, which is un-necessary for batch downloads.] * If you wish to override the name of a single-file batch download, then the commandline must use DSZ's "-y" optional argument and then include the caret, like this: DSZ -y rz C:\PATH\^ which instructs HotKey-Z to prompt the user for a file- name, which will be inserted in place of the caret. Got it?! 14 - YMODEM DOWNLOAD COMMANDLINE: Same as 12, only operator is "rb". 15 - XMODEM DOWNLOAD COMMANDLINE: Xmodem is a non-batch protocol, so you must place a caret in the commandline. * To download a file to the current directory, the commandline might look like this: DSZ rx ^ Make sure a space separates the "rx" and "^" so DSZ doesn't get confused. * If you wish to have the downloaded file written to a specific directory, then the commandline might look something like this: DSZ rx C:\PATH\^ Make sure there is NO space between the path and "^" or DSZ will scold and dump you. 16 - NAME A: The name you enter here will be the menu name for the first user-defined download protocol. Remember that you must capitalize one of the letters in the name and that letter must not be capitalized in any other download protocol name [including X/Y/Zmodem]. 17 - PROTOCOL A DOWNLOAD COMMANDLINE: This is the commandline for the first user-defined download protocol. Enter the commandline as your chosen protocol expects to receive it. If the protocol needs to have the download file- name specified, place a caret at the position the filename should be inserted. If a caret is found, HotKey-Z will prompt you for a filename prior to calling the protocol. 18 - NAME B: The name you enter here will be the menu name for the second user-defined download protocol. Remember that you must capitalize one of the letters in the menu name and that letter must not be capitalized in any other download protocol menu name [including X/Y/Zmodem]. 19 - PROTOCOL B DOWNLOAD COMMANDLINE: This is the commandline for the second user-defined download protocol. Enter the commandline as your chosen protocol expects to receive it. If the protocol needs a filename, place a caret at the position the filename should be inserted. If a caret is found, HotKey-Z will prompt you for a filename prior to calling the protocol. 20 - LISTER: This is the field in which to enter the name of the utility you use to list the contents of a text file to the screen [e.g., LIST.COM]. If the utility is not located in the same directory as HOTKEY-Z.EXE, then enter it's path in the "PATH=" command of AUTOEXEC.BAT. 21 - EDITOR: This is the field in which to enter the name of the utility you use to edit the contents of a text file. If your editor is not located in the same directory as HOTKEY-Z.EXE, then enter it's path in the "PATH=" command of AUTOEXEC.BAT. 22 - UTILITY: If you have some utility that you need quick access to during a communications session [such as a comm program's dialing directory sorter], enter it here. When "UTIL" is chosen from the "FILES" sub-menu, the contents of this commandline is passed to DOS. 23 - ALARM? By default, HotKey-Z sounds a beep at one second intervals upon completion of a file transfer, until a key is pressed. Enter "N" to disable the alarm, "Y" to enable it. If the alarm is disabled, HotKey-Z terminates execution and exits immediately upon file transfer completion. If enabled, the alarm sounds until a key is pressed, then exits. 24 - MONO DISPLAY? "N" if you are using a color monitor, "Y" if your monitor is monochrome. 25 - WHISTLES? "N" to toggle window whistles off, "Y" to toggle on. HotKey-Z should now be fully configured to run. Browse through the operating instructions below, and then get to it! ╔═══════════════════════╗ ═════╣ OPERATION IN GENERAL: ╠═════════════════════════════════════════ ╚═══════════════════════╝ 1 - Main menu and submenu items may be selected in one of two ways: * By using the arrow keys to move the cursor bar over the menu selection, then pressing the carriage return key. * By pressing the character key corresponding to the highlighted capitalized initial of the menu item. [On mono displays, the capitalized letter will not be highlighted.] 2 - Pressing the Escape key at any menu will return the cursor back to the default main menu item. 3 - The main menu consists of seven items: UPLOAD, DOWNLOAD, FILES, CONFIG, SHELL, INFO, and QUIT. A discussion of each follows. ╔════════════════════════╗ ═════╣ OPERATION IN SPECIFIC: ╠════════════════════════════════════════ ╚════════════════════════╝ 1 - UPLOADS: Selecting this main menu item pulls down a submenu consisting of five items: ZMODEM, YMODEM, XMODEM, and two user-defined protocols we'll refer to as USER-A and USER-B [since you will determine the actual names]. Follow the instructions below to initiate an upload: a. Direct the remote system to prepare to receive a file using one of the protocols supported by HotKey-Z. b. Invoke HotKey-Z. c. Pull down the UPLOAD submenu. Select the protocol of choice. A DRIVE menu will pop up. Choose LOGGED and a file selection menu will pop up displaying the root directory of the drive to which you are currently logged. Choose OTHER and you will be prompted for the drive designator of the root directory you want displayed. d. For all file selection menus, "\.." designates the parent directory, capitalized entries preceded by a backslash designate subdirectories, and non-capitalized entries desig- nate filenames. To move from a subdirectory up to it's parent directory, highlight the "\.." entry and press the carriage return key. To move from a directory down to a subdirectory, highlight the subdirectory name and press the carriage return key. * To upload ONE FILE: Highlight the file to upload with the cursor bar and press the carriage return key. The file selected will be inserted in the commandline of the chosen protocol in place of the caret symbol. The file will be uploaded and upon completion the transfer completion alarm will sound [if not disabled in the CONFIG utility]. If the alarm is enabled, press any key to exit the program. * To upload MULTIPLE FIES [5 maximum]: Multiple files may be sent at one time using either ZMODEM or YMODEM. XMODEM, being a non-batch protocol, is incapable of uploading multiple files in one session. [At this time, USER-A and USER-B are recognized as a non-batch protocols, thus only one file may be uploaded at one time.] Once the file selection menu is brought up, files may be tagged by highlighting them with the cursor bar and pressing the spacebar. For example, a file could be tagged in the directory in which the file selection menu opens, then the user could change to another subdirectory and tag another file by the same method, and so on, until a maximum of five files have been tagged. If you tag a file accidently, you may untag it by pressing the delete key. Once all files to be uploaded have been tagged, begin the upload by pressing the carriage return key. [Note that HotKey-Z creates a text file named FILES.LST to temporarily store the names of the tagged files to be uploaded. Instead of passing DSZ the names of the individual files on the commandline, HotKey-Z replaces the commandline caret symbol with the argument "@DRIVE:\DIR\FILES.LST" which informs DSZ to look for filenames therein. This over- comes DOS's 80 character commandline length limit. FILES.LST will be erased upon exit from HotKey-Z. e. If not disabled in the CONFIG utility, upon completion of the transfer an alarm will sound until any key is pressed, then HotKey-Z will terminate execution. 2 - DOWNLOADS: Selecting this main menu item pulls down a submenu consisting of five items: ZMODEM, YMODEM, XMODEM, and two user-defined protocols we'll refer to as USER-A and USER-B [since you will determine the actual names]. Follow the instructions below to initiate a download: a. Direct the remote system to prepare to send a file using one of the protocols supported by HotKey-Z. b. Invoke HotKey-Z. c. Pull down the DOWNLOAD submenu. Select the protocol of choice. d. If the chosen protocol's commandline has been configured with a caret symbol, you will be prompted to enter the name of the file to be received. The caret will be replaced by the name entered. If no caret is present, HotKey-Z assumes a batch protocol is being used. HotKey-Z passes DOS the commandline associated with the menu item selected. e. If not disabled in the CONFIG utility, HotKey-Z will sound an alarm upon completion of the transfer, then exit once a key is pressed. If the alarm is disabled, the program will exit immediately after the tranfer is completed. 3 - FILES: Selecting this main menu item pulls down a submenu consisting of six items: EXECUTE, RENAME, DELETE, LISTER, EDITOR, and a user defined item named UTILITY. Each item is discussed below: 4 - EXECUTE: Any .EXE, .COM, or .BAT file on any drive may be executed from within HotKey-Z. If the file to be executed is too big to load into memory, you will be notified and execution will be disallowed. If the file chosen to be execute resides in different directory than the one to which you are currently in, HotKey-Z will jump to that directory prior to execution, and jump back when finished. a. Pull down the FILES submenu. Select EXECUTE. b. A DRIVE menu will pop up. Choose LOGGED and a file selection menu will pop up displaying the root directory of the drive to which you are currently logged. Choose OTHER and you will be prompted for the drive designator of the root directory you want displayed. c. Select the file to be executed by traversing the directory tree until the file is found, then pressing carriage return. d. HotKey-Z will prompt you for any commandline parameters you wish to pass to the file being executed. If none, press the carriage return key. e. Upon exiting from the executed file, press any key to re-enter HotKey-Z's main menu. 5 - RENAME: Any file on any drive may be renamed from within HotKey-Z. Directories and subdirectories may not be renamed. To rename a file: a. Pull down the FILES submenu. Select RENAME. Select the drive where the target file resides. b. Select the file to be renamed and press the carriage return key. c. Enter the new name at the prompt. If you decide to back out, press the escape key, else press the carriage return key. 6 - DELETE: Any file on any drive may be deleted (erased). Directories and subdirectories may not be removed. To delete a file: a. Pull down the FILES submenu. Select DELETE. Select the drive where the target file resides. b. Select the file to be deleted and press the carriage return key. c. HotKey-Z will will ask you to verify the command. Reply "Y" to delete the file, or "N" to abort the command and return to the main menu. 7 - LIST: Any text file on any drive may be listed to the screen using your utility of choice [e.g., LIST.COM]. When this item is selected, HotKey-Z will pass to DOS the name of the listing utility, followed by the filename chosen to be listed. To list a file: a. Pull down the FILES submenu. Select LISTER. Select the drive where the target file resides. b. Select the file to be listed and press the carriage return key. c. Upon exit from your lister, press any key to return to HotKey-Z's main menu. 8 - EDIT: Any text file on any drive may be edited using your editor of choice [e.g., QEDIT.EXE]. When this item is selected, HotKey-Z will pass to DOS the name of your editor, followed by the filename chosen to be edited. To edit a file: a. Pull down the FILES submenu. Select EDITOR. Select the drive where the target file resides. b. Select the file to be edited and press the carriage return key. c. Upon exit from your editor, press any key to return to HotKey-Z's main menu. 9 - UTILITY: Attach any executable file to this menu selection by entering it's name in the UTILITY field of HotKey-Z's CONFIG utility. [Comes in handy if you need access to an external utility and your comm program's hotkeys are all taken.] To execute your utility: a. Pull down the FILES submenu. Select UTILITY. b. You will be prompted for any commandline arguments to be passed to the utility. If none, press the carriage return key. c. Upon exit from your editor, press any key to return to HotKey-Z's main menu. 10 - CONFIG: Discussed above, under the heading INSTALLATION. 11 - INFO: Pops up a window displaying: a. the current date and time; b. the size of HotKey-Z's executable code [which, when HotKey-Z is invoked for the first time, is used to compare against actual program size in order to detect reverse-engineering]; c. the currently logged disk drive; d. the total size in bytes of the currently logged disk drive; e. the bytes used on the currently logged disk drive; f. the bytes free on the currently logged disk drive. 12 - QUIT: Exits HotKey-Z by: a. restoring the cursor; b. releasing the heap; c. terminating program execution. ╔═════════════════╗ ═════╣ RECENT HISTORY: ╠═══════════════════════════════════════════════ ╚═════════════════╝ Release 4.0 - Completely rewrote the file selection window routine. Files are now displayed in a single, aphabetically sorted column. All window commands remain the same as v3.6. A directory tree is displayed adjacent to the file display window so the user can visualize his/her path on the drive. In addition, if the user "tags" the wrong file, he/she may now untag just that file, instead of all tagged files. - Completely rewrote the configuration utility. Each protocol commandline must now be entered in it's entirety. I.e., in prior versions, the user needed only to specify additional arguments to be passed to DSZ [such as "-r", etc.], HotKey-Z would handle those arguments which remained static, such as "rz", etc. With this version, the user must specify the entire commandline, such as: "DSZ port 1 speed 1200 rz -r" on the ZMODEM DOWNLOAD COMMANDLINE of the config utility. [Not to worry, defaults are provided!] This change was necessary to allow "power" users more flexibility. - Added support for a user-defined external protocol, designated as OTHER on the upload and download sub-menus. Users must specify the entire commandline for the protocol [i.e., the protocol filename plus any additional parameters.] HotKey-Z will pass this commandline to DOS followed immediately by the filename chosen to be uploaded/downloaded. - Added support for a user-defined external utility. E.g., if the user needs to sort the comm program dialing directory on-the- fly, he/she could attach the sort utility's name to this menu option. A slot is provided in the configuration utility for specifying the utility's filename. - Numerous cosmetic changes make the program, at least for me, much more fun to use. - The directory traversing routines have been totally rewritten to eliminate obscure bugs that confused the program. Even if the user enters a non-existent directory, HotKey-Z will forge ahead by displaying the contents of the currently logged directory. The user then need only traverse the directory tree until the proper directory is located. - Numerous other minor changes [which the author can't remember] make using HotKey-Z easier than ever. Release 4.1 - Keyboard buffer is now flushed at program termination. - Eliminated default upload directory. Instead, once the user chooses the upload protocol from the main menu, a drive selection menu [same as FILES function] pops up. HotKey-Z will open it's file display window in the root directory of the drive chosen. This way the user is no longer locked-in to one drive when selecting a file to upload. However, all files for one upload must be on the drive chosen [i.e., you can't tag a file in "C:\" and then tag a file in "A:\" and upload both at the same time]. Release 4.2 - Eliminated single default download directory in favor of protocol-specific download directories to be specified in the commandline parameters of the respective protocol. [Explained above.] - Added support for an additional user-defined external protocol. HotKey-Z now supports DSZ's X/Y/Zmodem protocols plus two external protocols. - The user may specify menu names for each of the user-defined external protocols. - HotKey-Z interprets protocol commandlines differently. UPLOADS: A caret symbol "^" MUST be placed within the commandline. HotKey-Z will insert the filespec to be uploaded at exactly the position within the commandline where it finds the caret. If no caret is found, the upload is aborted. DOWNLOADS: A caret symbol "^" must be placed within the commandline IF the protocol is non-batch so that HotKey-Z knows to prompt the user for the name of the file to be received. The caret will be replaced by the specified filespec. Specifics of the new commandline parameters format is discussed in the configuration instructions earlier in this document. - The directory traversing and file-tagging routines have been groomed with a fine-tooth comb. The double-backslash problem when selecting a file from a root directory has been eliminated. I promise! - This documentation file has been completely re-written. I hope it is now more easily understood. ╔════════════╗ ═════╣ SHAREWARE: ╠════════════════════════════════════════════════════ ╚════════════╝ HotKey-Z is the culmination of hundreds of hours of work. It has matured into the most powerful DSZ interface on the market. To assist in the continued development of HotKey-Z, the author is distributing the publicly released version under the ShareWare concept. Use of this application beyond a trial period [typically two weeks] requires regis- tration. Unfortunately, I have discovered hundreds of instances where the program has been used beyond what any reasonable person would define as a trial period. I think this is unfair, particularly given the nominal registration fee requested. Therefore I have incorporated a use-counter into the program which introduces delayed execution after a specified number of uses. This will in no way affect those users who register within a reasonable time. Enclosed in this archive is the registration form for HotKey-Z titled REGISTER.ME. Just print it out and fill in the lines. Mail to: Mark Albrecht PO Box 2064 Sioux City, IA 51104 ╔══════════════════════════╗ ═════╣ UPDATES AND INFORMATION: ╠══════════════════════════════════════ ╚══════════════════════════╝ Updates and new releases of HotKey-Z may be found on this BBS operated by Andy Flatt: NightHawk RBBS (319) 338-2961 Iowa City, IA A well-maintained and active board that is free and open to all users from their very first call. Callers may leave messages to me [Mark Albrecht] and I will usually respond within 24 hours. New releases can be found in the COMM file directory. Just read or leave a message and you may download the newest release on your first call. Thank you for using and supporting HotKey-Z. I hope it fulfills a need. ╔══════════════════╗ ═════╣ ACKNOWLEDGEMENT: ╠══════════════════════════════════════════════ ╚══════════════════╝ * Thanks go to Dr. Alex Deluca for beta testing recent versions of the program. * DSZ Copyright 1988 Omen Technology, Inc. All rights reserved. * Turbo Pascal 4.0 is a registered trademark of Borland International, Inc. * Procomm Plus is a registered trademark of Datastorm Technologies, Inc.