Copyright: Inner-Net ® 1994 Jim Runkel


Introduction

Inner-Net allows users on a local area network to talk to each each other through the use of their keyboard. Inner-Net will enhance your existing inner-office communications by enabling instant group discussions without the complexities of a telephone conference call.

This EVALUATION copy of Inner-Net is FULLY functional SHAREWARE, please register your copy. Registered Users Will Receive:

- Latest version of Inner-Net (without UN-REGISTERED message)
- A printed manual
- Any maintenance releases
- Ongoing product support through E-mail and snail-mail
- Notification of new releases and upgrades

Tech Support Questions/Comments/Suggestions:
Email:  Runkel@AOL.Com

Reference

Troubleshooting / Installation

Registration Information

Inner-Net ver.1.2 Copyright(c)1994 Jim Runkel


Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting / Installation

System Requirements

- More than one computer networked together.
- Any network that allows users to read/write to a common directory.
- Microsoft Windows
- VBRUN300.DLL in your WINDOWS\SYSTEM\ directory.
  (If you do not have this DLL, you can download it from just about any
  online service or BBS.)

Installation Notes

Copy INNERNET.EXE to your Windows directory  (i.e. C:\windows ) or its own directory on your local hard drive. Copy INNERNET.HLP to your Windows directory.  Start Windows- and from within the Program manager select FILE - NEW from the pull-down menu. Click on BROWSE and find the INNERNET.EXE, click on it and hit OK. Select OK again, and the Inner-Net icon should be added to your current windows group. The first time you selecting the Inner-Net icon, you will be sent automatically into the SETUP screen for the initial program settings. This SETUP screen can be re-entered at any time in the future to modify your settings.

NOTE:
If you are running Windows itself from a single network directory, you will need to put the EXE file anywhere on the local drive. Each station running Inner-Net will automatically create an INNERNET.INI file that stores the setup information. That file will be placed in the same directory as the INNERNET.EXE file.

You must have VBRUN300.DLL in your WINDOWS\SYSTEM\ directory. If you do not have it, you can download it from just about any online service or BBS.

Distribution Notes

USER SUPPORTED SHAREWARE
Please feel free to copy this program and share it with others!

This EVALUATION copy of Inner-Net is FULLY functional SHAREWARE, please register your copy. Registered Users Will Receive:

- Latest version of Inner-Net (without UN-REGISTERED message)
- A printed manual
- Any maintenance releases
- Ongoing product support through E-mail and snail-mail
- Notification of new releases and upgrades

Tech Support Questions/Comments/Suggestions:
Email:  Runkel@AOL.Com

Troubleshooting Tips

Setup:

Before running Inner-Net, the setup screen has a few questions for you to answer. These answers can be changed at any time through the same setup screen.
 - The first blank is for your Inner-Net ID. This is the name that will be displayed next to any messages that you send up to Inner-Net, and will be listed in the available users box for others to "page" you.
 - The second blank is for the refresh rate in seconds.  The refresh rate can be between 1 and 60 seconds (default = 3). This will determine the delay between updating the message box in the middle of the Inner-Net screen. The available users box will be updated on every 5th refresh occurence. (If previous users' names aren't removed, just delete the network INNERNET.NET file, even while people are running the program).
 - The last blank is for the network directory that will contain the common Inner-Net data file. This directory can be empty, but must exist and be available to all users in a read/write mode.

Errors:

1. If the application seems to be giving random and incorrect data, no data at all to your screens, or will not remove old user names,  the common Inner-Net data file should be erased. This file can be erased at ANY time. The program will recreate a fresh one as needed. The file is called INNERNET.NET and resides in the common directory specified on your SETUP screen.

2. To be sure the available user list is updated correctly, It helps if all machines have the current time set. This should not be a problem as long as the time settings are not more than a couple of minutes apart.

3. Folks running Windows from a single Network directory should see above NOTE under installation.

Inner-Net ver.1.2 Copyright(c)1994 Jim Runkel


Registering
Registering Inner-Net

(To print the following form, select Print Topic from the File menu.)

Registered users will recieve:
- Latest version of Inner-Net (without UN-REGISTERED message)
- A printed manual
- Any maintenance releases
- Ongoing product support through E-mail and snail-mail
- Notification of new releases and upgrades

Tech Support Questions/Comments/Suggestions:
Email:  Runkel@AOL.Com

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Indianapolis, IN 46250
              attn: Inner-Net ver.1.2

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Inner-Net ver.1.2 Copyright (c) 1994  Jim Runkel