Super Pager for OS/2 Version 1.0 Rev. 2
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This OS/2 program will send a alphanumic message to a pager.  Some of
the features are:
	o Supports TAP(Telocator Alphanumeric Protocol)
	o Supports scripts if pager system does not support TAP.
	o Page by name or number.
	o Client/Server application.
	o Standalone PM Pager.  PM Pager will also act as a client to
	  the pager server
	o Delayed pages.
		- Delay by minutes.
		- Page at a pictular date and time.
	o Log file with date, time and who was paged.
	o Remembers pages after server has been restarted.
	o C Source code for Client, add pageing to your own programs.
	o Uses name pipes.  Make you programs page over the network.
	o Works with callos2(Caller ID for os/2).  Pages you with who called

What you need:
	o A Hayes or compatible modem

How to setup:
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		There is two configuration file, it is called:  PAGE.INI.
The first line of the file must have the com port, baud rate, parity,
word lenth, stop bits and pager system type.
Example:
		COM1:1200,E,7,1 TAP
			or
		COM1:1200,E,7,1 SCRIPT

The next line must have the pager system phone number.
Example:
		555-1234
The next line must have the modem init string.  This line is very important.  With some older
modem or off brands they will not work right tell it has been setup correctly.  The modem will
need to be setup to hangup when DTR is droped(&D2) and the host baud rate to match connect
speed(S37=0).
Example for Hayes 28.8 V.34
		AT&Q0S36=1S37=0S48=128N0B1&D2
Example for Hayes 2400
		ATL0
The lines following have pager number and names.  They are in the format of:
		PAGER_NUMBER NAME_OF_PERSON
Example:
		555-2051 Brent Borghese
		555-2092 Darren Smith
		555-2053 Janis Taler
		555-2124 Mr. Bill

		If your system does not support the TAP(System Type) protocol the second
configuration file is: "PAGE.SCR".  It is used to send the pages to your
pager system. Not all pager systems are the same so some tuneing might
need to be done.  The file is in the format of Send String, Expect String.
There are some esc sequences in the send string, they are shown below:
		\r      - Sends a return(0x0D)
		\n      - Sends a return and a line feed(0x0D,0x0A)
		%i      - Sends the persons pager ID
		%m      - Sends the message
		%p      - Sends the systems phone number
		%d      - Two second pause
		^a      - Sends a control charature, the charature can be form a-z

There is one esc sequences in the expect string, it is shown below:
		\r      - Expect a return(0x0D)(^m does same thing)
		^a      - Expect a control charature, the charature can be form a-z

All pages are loged to: paged.log

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