FSCHK (c) 1994 Base 12
                               Version 1.0
                              December 1994

                        Developed by Tammy Nga Tran


FSCHK (File Server Check) is a program I developed to obtain important
information about a system.  I made FSCHK to be simple and easy to use.

FSCHK will first look for a network ipx/spx driver.  If it is present,
it checks to see of you are logged-in.  Once these two conditions have
been met, FSCHK will display the following information:

A> Log in name    : the currently logged in name
B> TTS            : active/not active
   (a sub-menu allows you to shut TTS on/off)
   Visible F/S    : visible file servers count
   Logged Objects : number of objects logged in
   Current drive  :
   Current printer:
   Local name     : local station name
C> EVERYONE membrs: list members of this group
   (sub-menu allows you to send messages,disconnect user,display address,
    and display bytes usage)
D> Server volumes : number of volumes
   Network address: (20 char HEX string representing 10 byte sequence)
                    (first 4 bytes = net user number, 
                     next 6 bytes=station ID [net adapter, node address])
   Station ID     : unique string (Ethernet: 12 bytes long, others vary)
   Station number : 1-99
E> Server name    : (sub-menu allows you to DOWN server)

SFT level          :
Netware version    :
IPX support        : Yes/No
Netbios support    : Yes/No
SPX support        : Yes/No
Netbios names count:

Netware serial:
Server date   :
Server time   :
Server updates: Refresh counter

****** PART II of program tests LOCAL system BIOS/DRIVES/SPEED/SETUP *****

Plenty of information is displayed regarding:

CPU type, Speed, Bios Date, Disk info/type, Checksum #, Video type,
RAM, Extended memory, I/O ports, Dos Serial Number, Video Fonts and more!


Optional parameters: -Only one parameter allows per session-

CHKSUM - Forces program to create checksum number of current drive
         (will not work on network drives)

NETBUSY - Creates a busy network scenerio which increases UTILIZATION