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                      SST v1.o, Written by Steve Tupy
                   Copyright (C) 1994 CompuData Systems
                            All Rights Reserved








                 TERM.HLP Installation Help File
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We have tried to document as many Term packages as we can and are
constantly looking for more to add to this growing list. If you are
running SST and have a setup we do not have listed here, please give
us a copy of your draft, you will get a special mention in the docs.
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Telix 2.15 +
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Although there are many ways to install SST into Telix, we find the
easiest way at first is to install it into the external editor.

You do this by pressing Alt-O in the main screen, go into Paths and
FileNames and then press "H", where it will allow you to enter a path
and name of a batch file in which you may invoke SST directly from Telix.
It is best to path to the SST directory where you may create a *.bat file
which may have the following in it...

C:\TELIX\SST\SST C:\FILES

This would tell SST to look into and startup in the C:\FILES directory.
Remember, if you don't specify a command line directory, SST will
automatically look into the config to see if you specified a startup
directory, and if not, will use a sub directory off of the current one
called WORK. If work does not exist, SST will create it and create a new
Database for you.

You may now press Alt-A at any time while in your telix program to invoke
or run SST. If you intend to run SST using the default WORK directory, be
sure to change to the directory above it first. You may change your work
directory from within SST as well.




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QmodemPRO
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There are three possible ways to install SST with QmodemPro.
Two of these ways are exactly the same and are very annoying, 
whenever SST is called it asks for either a File to be Viewed 
or a File to be edited.  The best way uses the Offline Mail Reader 
to call SST.  This way SST is called without asking for a file to be
viewed or edited.

To install SST in place of the File Viewer or File Editor:

First select files from the config menu on the menu bar.  From this
menu select Executable Programs.  On the Viewer/Editor line type in
SST.EXE.  On the Viewer/Editor path line, or Editor Path enter the 
directory in which you want SST to look for files in.

To install SST in place of the Offline Mail Reader:

First select files from the config menu on the menu bar.  From this
menu select Executable Programs.  On the Mail Reader line type in
the full path, and filename for SST. You may also specify a batch file.
For example you may want your batch file to contain something like this:

C:\QMPRO\SST\SST.EXE C:\FILES

This would tell SST to look into and startup in the C:\FILES directory.
Remember, if you don't specify a command line directory, SST will
automatically look into the config to see if you specified a startup
directory, and if not, will use a sub directory off of the current one
called WORK. If work does not exist, SST will create it and create a new
Database for you.

NOTE: When using SST in place of the Editor or Viewer your SST directory 
must be in the PATH statement.

You may now press Alt-A (If installed using the Editor), Alt-V (If using the
editor) or Alt-M (If using the Offline mail reader) at any time while in 
QmodemPro to invoke or run SST. If you intend to run SST using the default 
WORK directory, be sure to change to the directory above it first. You may 
change your work directory from within SST as well.

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Steve Tupy
CompuData Systems
321 Jarvis St. Suite 101
Oshawa Ontario
L1G-5K8
