NDial32 and NHang32: 5/10/95 by Mark Gamber

   NDial32 is a small utility which connects to a dial-up server using a DOS
or Windows command line. The program command line is formatted as such:

ndial32 connection,domain,username,password

   For example, if you have a server called "INet", you want the domain to be
"inet.net", your user name is "myname" and your password is "mypwd", you would
specify a command line like:

ndial32 INet,inet.net,myname,mypwd

   When combined with the START program and it's "/wait" option, this program
is useful when building a batch file to check your email, for example. A batch
file of this nature (what I use, anyway) could look like this:

start /w ndial32 INet,inet.net,myname,mypwd
start /w c:\windows\inet\weudora.exe
nhang32 INet

That "nhang32 INet" is the "disconnect" utility, also included. To end a
connection from the command line, use nhang32.exe and specify the connection
name as shown in the example batch file above. If found, the connection will
be ended.


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