GWTerm was written to be executed from your favorite terminal program.
GWTerm does not replace your terminal program, it supplements it.
Typically, you will tell your terminal program to shell to DOS and execute
GWTerm anytime BEFORE you actually enter the Global War door game.  When
you finish playing Global War, GWTerm will automatically exit back to your
terminal program.

Installing GWTerm with TELIX:
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If you have access to AutoPlay, written by Geoff Shepherd, by all means use
it!  If not, follow these instructions instead:
      
Put GWT.BAT, WAR.IMG and GWTERM.EXE in your TELIX subdirectory, or in any
subdirectory listed in your PATH statement.
      
Edit GWT.BAT.  It looks like this:
      
                    GWTERM 1
      
The "1" is the comm port that your modem is using.  If your modem is on
COM2, change it to a 2.  GWTerm supports COM1, COM2, COM3 & COM4
      
Next we're going to install GWTerm as an external protocol.
      
You could also install GWTerm as your external editor if you prefer.
      
Type TELIX
Hit Alt-O
Hit P
Pick A if it's open, or the next available slot.
Give TELIX the following info:
      
          Protocol  Upload     Download   Bat or    DL
     Key  Name      Filename   Filename   Script    Name
     ---- --------  ---------  ---------  --------  ----
      W   GWTerm    GWT        GWT        Batch     N
      
Now exit and Write this setup to disk.
      
Now, to use it, run TELIX as usual and dial the BBS.  Log onto the BBS,
post a lot of messages and upload several files.  Now you're ready to play
Global War.  JUST BEFORE you are ready to play Global War, hit either
PageUp or PageDn then select GWTerm off the menu.  Then start Global War.
You'll notice a slight <grin> increase in how fast the maps draw.  When you
exit Global War, you will be automatically exited back into Telix, or you
can force an exit from GWTerm by hitting Alt-X if you need to.  REMEMBER:
GWTerm MUST be executed BEFORE you start Global War, or it won't work.

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Installing GWTerm with Telix using hot-leys
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Written by John Mann #269 @ ProVision
Sun Dec 03 23:40:23 1989

    Rather than replace my editor within Telix or define gwterm as an external
protocol, I have written a SALT script to start gwterm at the press of a hot
key.
    Here is the script.

main ()
{
    run ("d:\telix\gwterm", "2", 0);
    return;
}

    Pretty simple.  Next redefine a key on your keyboard (makes sense to use a
function key) as the hot key to start the script.  Alt-k brings up the
keyboard definition menu, select Regular, Edit, the key you want it assigned
to, enter @gwterm.slc (the name of the script), press return, spacebar, Save,
enter (to accept default filename), eXit.
    Now when you want to start gwterm, just press F6 (or whatever), and away
you go.

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Installing GWTerm with ProComm Plus:
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Written by Tim Krahling/SysOp The Airport RBBS 301-675-7626
      
Edit GWT.BAT as previously described.
      
Put GWT.BAT, WAR.IMG and GWTERM.EXE in your ProComm Plus subdirectory.
      
Load ProComm Plus, from the terminal screen, select ALT-S (setup), select
file/path options.  At the bottom of the list, you will see, User Hot Key
options, F and G.  Note the User Hot Key corresponding to the option (F or
G) that you select.  F = ALT-J   G = ALT-U.
      
Select either one using the F or G key, type in GWT and hit ENTER.  Hit
escape to return to the Setup Utility Main Menu than select S (Save Setup
Options).  Now you're ready to call the BBS and play Global War like you've
never seen it before!!!
      
Follow the same procedure as above, including posting lots of messages and
uploading several files <grin>.  Just before you are ready to play Global
War, press and hold down the ALT key and hit either the J or U key
(whichever one you selected from File/Path Options).
      
Once GWTerm has loaded, you can enter the Global War door from the (D)oors
menu as you normally would.  When you (Q)uit Global War, GWTERM will "kick"
you back to ProComm Plus. If it doesn't or to prematurely exit GWTERM,
press and hold down the ALT key and press X key, ALT-X.

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NOTE: When using a different version of GWTERM, such as the enhanced SLTERM
remember to change everything to read "SLTERM 1" with whatever extra
parameters are needed like the number of lines for SLTERM (and SLTMEM).
I personnally use the MACRO Method, ex. my F3 macro reads "SLTERM 1 50^M"
and all you have to do is press that key before running global war.

Amit K. Mathur, Author SLTERM and SLTMEM.  Windsor, Ontario, Canada
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Enjoy!!!
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