Vic Williams
          P. C. Softsmith                               ASP member/author
          606 - 6455 Willingdon Ave
          Burnaby, B. C., Canada                        (604) 433 - 5189
          V5H 4E4                                       Internet (below)


          TeleShare/DOS remote support


          Dear Sir/Madam,

          The Teleshare remote support system enables you to run one
          P.C. from another over the telephone.  The design is modular
          and flexible in that you can use it in various ways:

          You can use it as an ADD-IN to Telix/Procomm/Bananacom ... for
          basic remote support capability.  Do dialing and file
          transfers with Telix or Panther or the like, and run the other
          PC with TeleShare.

          You can add minimal portions of TeleShare for remote support.
          The minimum diskspace footprint can be 10-20K with a similar
          RAM footprint.  The licensing scheme encourages you to throw a
          basic copy onto any disk set that you distribute (for disk
          vendors, software developers, support people, ...) It can save
          a lot of support time and money.  Think about it.

          Finally, you can treat it like a conventional Remote Access or
          Support package and install the whole thing in its own
          directory.  The complete package offers a choice of dialers,
          and works with a range of external file transfer protocols.


          The main distribution format comes in two forms:

          1   A 1 360K disk set.  A minimal ADD-IN distribution.

          2   One 3 1/2" or 1.2 meg 5 1/4"  diskette.
              Some call this a megadisk distribution.

          3   BBS distribution


          Sincerely,




          Vic Williams
          INTERNET:vic_williams@mindlink.bc.ca