COMADDR.EXE  version 1.1			BBS.TXT
Copyright (c) 1994 K.D. Smyth

SHAREWARE DISTRIBUTION

What it does, briefly:
	COMADDR can reset the COM port I/O address list (those "3F8" 
and "2E8" things you set jumpers for on adapter cards) stored in 
your computer's memory to either the defaults or whatever you 
like. That way, the digital address the software sees for the COM 
port actually agrees with the jumper setting, overriding whatever 
garbage your BIOS loaded in during start-up.  This is especially 
useful for crowded machines, or ones using extended adapters like 
the Mouse Systems Serial Card, or the Quickpath Portfolio I/O 
card, which allow you to set different addresses to resolve 
various I/O and interrupt (IRQ) conflicts.  It is compatible with 
both DOS and Windows applications, and will help solve a lot of 
confusing adapter/printer/conflict problems.  Unfortunately, you 
still need to set the jumpers or DIP switches; but this will give 
you more flexibility.

All files must be included in distribution

Files included: 
		COMADDR.EXE  Executable
		COMADDR.TXT  Long-winded Documentation
		READIT.1ST   One Page Documentation
		
Compatibility:
		MS- or PC- DOS 3.3 or higher, DR-DOS 6.0, Novell DOS 7
		works with Windows 3.1

Keywords:
		MSDOS, DR-DOS, Windows, Communications, Utilities,
		Hardware, Printers, Mouse, Scanner

Shareware Fee: $10.00
                           
Author: K.D. Smyth		ksmyth@aol.com
				k.smyth1@genie.geis.com