[HELP0001]

 INDEX                    |Feedback?^24|            |KINGCOMM-Pricing^26|
 ─────                    |Address-Confirmation^24|

 Select by clicking the left mouse button on the item.  Click on the upper
 left most corner to exit window or press <Esc>.

 MAIN MENU         110·300·1200·2400·4800·9600·19200·38400·57600·115200
                                 ┬─
                                 │
               Dialing Directory │  XModem·YModem·ZModem(R)·Kermit·ASCII
 Modem Status          ┬─        │                     ┬─
 ────────────          │         │                     │
 │RX TX CD│00:00│00:00│|Fon^11| |≡^54| |COM^13| |Settings^13| |VANSI^14| |SAVE^15| |DL^19| |UL^19| HELP |OFF^58| |Menu^41|
           │     │                         │       │             │
           ┴─    ┴─                        ├ VANSI ├ Save to:?   ├ Disk
         Time    Time Online               ├ ANSI  └ Save Screen ├ Print
                                           └ NONE                └ Off


 Using the |keyboard!^38|   Future |features!^42|   |Modem.Commands^33|  |DICTIONARY^60|

[HELP0002]

 Text wrap   (On or Off)     Wrap incoming text?
 ─────────

 If this option is "√", then any |ANSI^14| text written to the 80th column
 will be placed in the first column of the next line.  If this option is
 set to "∙", then characters written after the 80th column will be lost.

           |Index^1|    |Phone-Directory^11|

[HELP0003]

  Modem snd   (On or Off)     Dialing and |modem^33| carrier sound on?
  ─────────

  If this option is "√", then the carrier will be heard whenever you
  connect to another modem.  If this option is "∙", then no |dialing^6| or
  carrier will be heard.  See help for Effects on.  Alt-M bring you into
  the Menu.

           |Index^1|    |Phone-Directory^11|

[HELP0004]

  Match speed   (On or Off)     Bring speed down to match host?
  ───────────

  If this option is "√", then the |baud^37| rate will be changed to match
  the other modem.  If this option is "∙", then the |modem^33| will try to
  keep the specified speed set in the phone |directory.^11|  Alt-M bring you
  into the Menu.

           |Index^1|    |Phone-Directory^11|

[HELP0005]

  Sound Blaster  (On or Off)     If a sound blaster exists, use it?
  ─────────────

  If this option is "√", then instead of the pc speaker sounding an
  alert, the sound blaster will.  If no sound blaster is found, then the
  pc speaker will be used.  With Sound Blaster set to "∙" and |Modem^33|
  Sound set to "∙", a completely quiet dialup will be accomplished.
  Alt-M brings you into the Menu.

           |Index^1|    |Phone-Directory^11|

[HELP0006]

  Tone dial   (On or Off)     Use Tone dial?
  ─────────

  If this option is "√", then the |modem^33| will dial using tones.  If
  this option is "∙", the the modem will use pulse dial.  Tone dial is
  fastest and should be used if you have it.  Pulse dial almost always
  makes relay contact noise.  Alt-M brings you into the Menu.

           |Index^1|    |Phone-Directory^11|

[HELP0007]

  Retry wait   (nnn)       A number from 5 seconds to 255 seconds
  ──────────

  This number indicates the amount of time measured in seconds between
  redials.  This value is important only when Redial mode is set in the
  telephone directory.   nnn is the amount of time from when the |modem^33|
  fails to connect, until it starts dialing again.  I usually set this
  to 30 seconds or so.  Other packages have it set to 10 seconds or
  less.  Alt-M brings you into the Menu.

           |Index^1|    |Phone-Directory^11|

[HELP0008]

  Paths and Strings
  ─────────────────
  Download path; specifies where the file you download will go.
  Upload path; specifies where the files you upload come from.
  Script Path; specifies where you keep your script files.

  Modem Initialization; is what your modem uses to initialize with.  You
               might want to make sure your modem is operating in a
               reliable mode.  "\N6" for PP and VIVA modems will put
               it in auto-reliable mode for V.42 connections.

  Dial Prefix; is what goes in front of your phone number.
               {ie. 9,} if you have to dial 9, for all your numbers.
               It's easier to change this one setting than all the
               numbers in your database!

  Capture File; specifies the filename for disk redirection.


  |Menu^55|   |Index^1|   |Phone-Directory^11|

[HELP0009]

  Data compression   (Yes or No)        Data compression on?
  ────────────────

  If you desire your |modem^33| to use data compression, then make sure this
  selection is "√".  Alt-M brings you into the Menu.

           |Index^1|    |Phone-Directory^11|

[HELP0010]

  Lock link rate   (Yes or No)          Lock Link Rate on?
  ──────────────

  If you want to lock the data rate you set, then make sure this option
  is set to "√".  Alt-M brings you into the Menu.

  |Menu^55|   |Index^1|   |Phone-Directory^11|

[HELP0011]
Telephone Directory: This is a database file with an index on name.  You
can get an additional menu by clicking the right mouse button.  Alt-D to
access.  You can ALSO, Click on the phone# label to get Net address data!

Add:         |Add^28| or |Import^44| or |Export^45| a phone record.   |Index^1|   |Keyboard!^38|

|Mode:^30|        Will allow you to select Redial, Dial, Edit or Delete modes.
Edit mode:   Will allow you to click on any phone record displayed so that
             you can change the information in the specific column you
             clicked.
Dial mode:   Will allow you to dial the number you clicked on.
Redial mode: Will continue to dial the number until you connect, or abort
             by pressing <Esc>.
Delete mode: Erase phone numbers without questioning if it's ok!

|Calls:^21|       Is a database of all the attempts you've made at dialing.
Exit:        Takes you back to the main communications screen.  Or <Esc>.
Scroll bars: Just click on the arrows, and you can scroll through records
             in the phone list, or in the calls list.
|A..Z:^25|        Search for name by pressing letter A..Z.
|Scripts:^47|     Edit scripts to give online control.  Associate with number.
[HELP0012]

 Anywhere you see "Help", or "?", click on it for help.  The help will be
 context sensitive according to where you click.  In some instances, you
 can use the right-mouse button. (eg. In "menu" accessed from the main
 command bar.)

           |Index^1|           |Order-Form^50|

[HELP0013]

 COM PORTS AND SETTINGS
 ──────────────────────

 COM1-4 are currently supported in KINGCOMM.  Other settings available by
 front menu mouse click are...

           |Baud^37| rate    110, 300, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400
                        57600, and 115200 { Alt-B }
           |FIFO^20| level   Off, 4, 8, 14 { Alt-O }
           Databits     5, 6, 7, 8 { Alt-N }
           Parity       None, Odd, Even, Mark, Space { Alt-P }
           Stopbits     1 or 2 { Alt-S }

 |Menu^55|   |Index^1|   |Modem.Commands^33|

[HELP0014]

 EMULATION
 ─────────
 Use |Alt-E^0| to access this option.  E stands for |E^0|mulation!

 ANSI is used to designate the form of emulation that can be selected.
 There is ANSI, VANSI, and NONE to choose from if you click on the option
 on the bottom of the main communications screen.  VANSI is used by most
 BB systems.  See |SAVE.^15|  VANSI is a slight variation of ANSI.
 If you are using the keyboard, press the highlighted character of the
 option you want.  (ex. <Alt>E, then A for ANSI)

 *NOTE* VANSI and not ANSI should be used for Compuserve.  Otherwise the
        screen may clear in places where it shouldn't.  Also, you may
        want to strip the 8th bit with Compuserve.  VANSI maybe more
        appropriate for full screen editors, and maybe the emulation of
        choice for BBS systems!

           |Index^1|

[HELP0015]

 SAVE
 ────

 Use |Alt-V^0| to access the SA|V^0|E option without a mouse.

 SAVE has three options:        1.  Change save filename
                                2.  Save |screen^16| and |attributes^16|
                                3.  Save |comm^13| settings

 1. Allows you to change the filename of the screen you're saving.
 2. Puts the current screen with attributes into a file.
 3. Save directory, |communications,^13| and other miscellaneous settings.
 <Esc>. To exit menu

 |Menu^55|   |Index^1|

[HELP0016]

 Attributes are saved with the character information so that the exact
 screen can be reproduced by putting the file back into video memory.
 The code to do this in PASCAL is...  (note that this reads only 24
 lines with 160 bytes/line.  It is up to you to determine if you have
 color or not.)

 Read file to screen below!        |Write^48| |screen^48| |to^48| |file!^48|
 _________________________________________________________________________
               var f          : file;
                   CScreenLoc : word Absolute $B800:$0000;
                   BScreenLoc : word Absolute $B000:$0000;

               Assign(f,'DRAW.SCR');
               Reset(f,1);
               if (color) then BlockRead(f,CScreenLoc,24*160)
               else BlockRead(f,BScreenLoc,24*160);
               Close(f);
 _________________________________________________________________________

           |Index^1|

[HELP0017]

 Do not change the logo... if you do, you'll discover that you
 "shouldn't".

 KINGCOMM(c)Copyright 1994/95 - Jeff Labute, αSoftware and Consulting.
 See |Kingcomm-Pricing^26| for complete |KINGCOMM^18| package.

   Questions?   Kingcomm Address                Personal E-Mail
                ------------------------        -------------------------
                Jeff Labute c/o CobraTel        Jeff.Labute@cyberstore.ca
                Fidonet 1:353/275               Vanilla@cyberstore.ca

     |Index^1|   |Kingcomm-Pricing^26|   |Order-Form^50|  |Shareware^51|

[HELP0018]

 |KINGCOMM(c)^26| was written using Turbo Power (tm) routines.  I believe this
 is a source of very reliable communications routines.  It mostly uses the
 mouse, which may be a draw back to some people... but I just didn't feel
 like doing it any other way... I just wanted some communications
 practice.  Don't be |offended,^22| I may add complete keyboard support
 some day if I ever get enough support.   ...Jeff

           |Index^1|

[HELP0019]

 TRANSFER SUPPORT
 ────────────────

 Download/Upload  XModem, XModem1K, XModem1KG, YModem, YModemG, |ZModem,^35|
 |PgDn^38|     |PgUp^38|    ZModem R(ecover), Kermit, and ASCII are supported
                  in this software both download, and upload.  If there is
                  enough support, I'll add Compuserve B+.

           |Index^1|   |Kingcomm-Pricing^26|

[HELP0020]

 FIFO UART SETTINGS
 ──────────────────

 FIFO level is a setting on the 16550A |UART.^23|  The level determines at
 what number of buffered bytes will the interrupt trigger.  The UART can
 be set to generate an interrupt on 1, 4, 8, and 14 characters.  The UART
 buffer is 16 bytes in size, and I felt that these settings were
 sufficient for most users.  If I receive any |feedback,^24| I can add or
 subtract some settings.  You can also access this feature by pressing
 Alt-O.

 If FIFO is on, then 16550A will be seen on the screen bottom, otherwise,
 you'll see 16550a.  (A lowercase "A" is used to distinguish the modes.)

           |Index^1|   Using the |keyboard!^38|

[HELP0021]

 "Calls" is composed of the files TRACK.*.  Everytime you make a call,
 the call is recorded in TRACK.DAT and TRACK.IDX.  The information
 includes Who you called, their phone number, how many tries it took
 before you connected, and if you connected at all.  The entries in
 lower case are the ones that didn't connect.  Click the left mouse
 button on "Calls" in the phone directory to see all your calls.

 You can "Purge" a percentage of the calls you make by clicking on the
 top left corner of the window, and selecting |Purge^0|.  Purge gets rid
 of only the older records.

   ( ) 1%   ; Delete 1% of all transactions.  1 out of every 100.
   ( ) 10%  ; Delete 10% of all transactions.  1 out of every 10.
   ( ) 50%  ; Delete half of the transactions.  1 out of every 2.
   ( ) All  ; Delete 'em all!

 Click on "Ok" to expedite the selection.  The screen will be refreshed.

           |Index^1|  |Phone-Directory^11|

[HELP0022]

 Offence??
 ─────────

 Offended is actually quite a strong word.  It means caused to sin.  It
 means damaged to a point where your heart is hardened.  It does not
 mean, ohh... I don't like the deodorant your using today!

           |Index^1|  |Phone-Directory^11|

[HELP0023]

 UART
 ────

 UART - Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter.  This chip is
        responsible for sending and receiving all your characters over
        the phone line.  It is the digital interface to your PC.  The
        serial bit stream is then converted into an analog signal, and
        using PLL technology, will encode the bits into tones.  Many
        different phasing technologies are available.  Almost sounds
        like Star Trek, huh?

        |MODEM^33| - MOdulator DEModulator.

           |Index^1|  |Phone-Directory^11|

[HELP0024]

 Feedback?   Send all your questions to:
 ─────────   Jeff Labute or Dan Serban
             c/o CobraTel                          |Index^1|
             Fidonet 1:353/275                     |Order-KINGCOMM^26|
                                                   |Order-Form^50|
               or                                  |Shareware^51|

             Internet : Jeff.Labute@cyberstore.ca   or
                        Vanilla@cyberstore.ca

             If you are unsure if the registration address is correct,
             please feel free to contact us via the Internet for
             confirmation!

[HELP0025]

 PHONE DIRECTORY KEYS
 ────────────────────

 A..Z  This telephone directory option allows to to press a keyboard
       character so that all names starting with that letter, will be
       displayed down the viewing page.  This can be used to quickly go
       to the N's by pressing "N".  This is a helpful feature if you have
       have thousands of phone numbers.

 1..9  Will enable you to select a directory item and act accordingly
       depending on the mode selected.  A window displayed will allow you
       to edit a number from 1..20.  This number is found on the far
       right side of the phone directory screen.

           |Index^1|  |Phone-Directory^11|

[HELP0026]

                       KINGCOMM PRICING          |Quantity-Discounts^52|
                       ────────────────          Available
  Cheques made payable to Dan Serban             See ORDER.TXT
  CobraTel   Attn. Kingdom Comm registrations
  #53, 1099 Hillcrest Street
  Kelowna, BC, V1Y-7B3, CANADA               Copies        Amount

  Single user License $25.00 ..............X. ____ ..=..$ _________

  Commercial User License $45.00 ..........X. ____ ..=..$ _________

  Manual $22.00 ...........................X. ____ ..=..$ _________

  Canadian Residents add 7% GST ........................$ _________

  British Columbia residents add 7% PST ................$ _________

                                                 Total: $ _________

  |Why-Order?^27|    |See-OrderForm^50|   |Shareware^51|

[HELP0027]

 NEWER VERSIONS
 ──────────────

 |KINGCOMM^18| is continually updated.  If you decide to become a |registered^26|
 |owner,^26| you'll receive the latest software release with more practical
 features, and bells and whistles.  Newer releases may include...

         o More extensive online documentation.  (Yes, more than this.)
         o More COM ports/IRQ settings.
         o Enhanced scripting.
         o Enhanced file manager.
         o Enhanced hypertext help.
         o Batch dialing.
         o Plus more...

         * If you want a printed manual, please send an extra $22 to
           cover printing, and shipping costs.

    |Index^1|  |Phone-Directory^11|  |Order-Form^50|   |Shareware^51|

[HELP0028]

 Phone Records
 ─────────────

 Adding a phone record is started by clicking on "Add", or by clicking
 the right mouse button to access the popup the menu, then clicking on
 "Add record".
            ┌────────────────┐
            │  Add record    │
            │  |Edit^31| Record   │
            │  |Delete^36| Record │
            │  Find record   │
            │  |Note^29|          │
            └────────────────┘

           |Index^1|  |Phone-Directory^11|

[HELP0029]

 PHONE BOOK NOTE
 ───────────────

 There is a 50 character note space available for each telephone record.
 One way to access it is through clicking the right mouse button for the
 popup menu, then by selecting "Note" in the menu.  This will work only
 if you currently have a record highlighted.  Another method to access
 the note field, is to enter "Edit" mode, then click on the left most
 column which is for the note.  This will popup an edit window for the
 highlighted records note.

 If a record has a note associated with it, you will see a "n" on the
 left side of the screen indicating that there is more than a null string
 waiting to be read.

   |Back^28|  |Index^1|  |Phone-Directory^11|

[HELP0030]

 Telephone directory modes
 ─────────────────────────

 To change modes, click on the [click here]«mode area located at the
 bottom of the telephone directory window.  A window will appear with four
 available options...

  ┌────────┐
  │ |R^0|edial │ » Continue to dial number until a connection is made.
  │ |D^0|ial   │ » Dial number once.  No retry.
  │ |E^0|dit   │ » Edit the phone list.
  │ De|L^0|ete │ » Kill records quickly.  (Very dangerous.)
  └────────┘

  This value is saved when |SAVE-comm^15| parameters is used in the main
  menu.

              |Back^11|  |Index^1|

[HELP0031]

 PHONE NUMBERS
 ─────────────

 There are two methods available to edit phone records...

    ∙ Use telephone |popup^32| menu.
    ∙ Use telephone record |Edit^30| mode.

              |Back^28|  |Phone-Directory^11|  |Index^1|

[HELP0032]

 Telephone popup menu
 ────────────────────

 The popup menu is accessed by clicking the right mouse button while at
 the same time, having a phone record highlighted.  You know when a
 record is highlighted because it'll be white, not green (or high
 intensity for monochrome, instead of low intensity).

              |Back^31|  |Phone-Directory^11|  |Index^1|

[HELP0033]
 Useful Modem Commands
 ─────────────────────
 AT\F  - Display numbers               AT*W - Store complete setup
 AT&F  - restore default settings      AT&W - Store current config
 AT%V  - Modem firmware version        ATS0=n Auto-Answer n=0..255 (0=Off)
 ATZ   - reset modem                   ATHn - n=0,1  (Hangup, Off hook)

 AT%Bn - Modem port bps rate n=rate   AT%Cn - Compression control n=0..3
 AT\Jn - Adjust port speed to connect speed n=0..1.
 AT\Pn - Store telephone number in position n=1..9.
 AT%Ln - Speed matching n=0..3 (partial, on, off, Automode)
 AT&Cn - DCD follows connect state (Always on, Auto)
 ATEn  - Set echo n=0..1               ATQn - Set result codes n=0..2
 AT&V  - See current command settings  ATVn - Result code type n=0..1
 AT\Vn - Result code n=0..4 (Off, rel, protocol, Hayes, protocol/speed)

 ATDn  - Dial command.  n=telephone number.  |Modifiers^34|
 AT&Dn - DTR handling n=0..3 (Ignore,Cmd state,Go on hook,On hook/reset)
 AT\Dn - DSR and CTS control n=0..4

              |Phone-Directory^11|  |Index^1|    |Examples^46|
[HELP0034]

 Dial command Modifiers
 ──────────────────────
 ATDP - Pulse dial                 ATDU - Dial in direct mode
 ATDT - Tone dial                  ATD! - Flash
 ATDR - Dial in answer mode        ATDW - wait for dialtone before dialing
 ATDS - Dial first number stored   ATD; - Command state after dialing
 ATDV - Dial LAPM/fallback to MNP  ATDQ - Dial in LAPM/fallback to Normal
 ATDK - Cellular connection        ATDJ - Link negotiation
 ATDM - Dial using LAPM mode       ATDO - Cell XMit level
 ATDZ - Dial in normal mode        ATDX - Dial using auto-reliable mode

 ATDNn - Dial stored number n=position 1..9
     , - Place a pause in the dial
     : - Comment
     @ - Wait for quiet answer before dialing

 Your modem may or may not support these commands.  They are published by
 Microcom and are considered standard, but not all modems implement them.

        |Back^33|  |Phone-Directory^11|  |Index^1|      |Examples^46|

[HELP0035]

 Auto ZModem
 ───────────

 Automatically initiate the ZModem download.  This is for those who do
 not want to be bothered pushin' and clickin' all the buttons.  If this
 option is set to "On", then anytime a ZModem download in initiated,
 the download procedure will be automatically executed.

 ░▒▓»Warning«▓▒░ This will only work if the BB System your connected to
 uses the standard |ZModem^19| protocol starting transmission sequence with
 'rz'<cr>.  Otherwise, this option will not work.  If it doesn't work,
 no harm is done.  I estimate that it'll work with 98% of all BBS systems
 using ZModem.

              |Phone-Directory^11|  |Index^1|

[HELP0036]

 Delete mode
 ───────────

 Be careful with this telephone directory mode.  Any entry you click on
 will be deleted forever without asking for your approval.  So make sure
 that once you are done deleting, return to redial, dial, or edit
 mode.  To use it... make sure that "Delete" mode is selected by
 clicking on the [mode] button on the bottom of the window, and select
 "Delete".  Move the mouse cursor to the displayed telephone record you
 want to delete, then click the left mouse button.  The record will
 vanish, and the screen will be re-drawn.

              |Phone-Directory^11|  |Index^1|  |Back^28|

[HELP0037]

 Baud rate
 ─────────

 Selectable baud rates with this software is...

      110, 300, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400 57600, and 115200

 If you have a 2400 baud modem, you would select 2400 baud.  If you have
 a 14.4KB modem with v.32/42bis, you'll find that you can set it up
 towards 19200 baud reliably.

              |Phone-Directory^11|  |Index^1|  |Back^13|

[HELP0038]
 Keyboard - Main communications screen
 ─────────────────────────────────────

 Download PgDn   Exit popup Esc     Set Comm Alt-C   Set Parity   Alt-P
   Upload PgUp   Phone list Alt-D   Set Baud Alt-B   Set Stopbits Alt-S
     Help F1     File list Alt-F       FIFO Alt-O   Set Databits Alt-N

     Exit Alt-X   Emulation Alt-E      Menu Alt-M           About Alt-A
     Save Alt-V        Keys Alt-K  Redirect Alt-R          Hangup Alt-H


 Keyboard - Phone directory
 ──────────────────────────

 Exit Esc      Add Alt-A      Mode Alt-M     Calls Alt-C
 Help F1      Dial 1..23    Import Alt-I    Export Alt-E

 Scroll up and down in the dialing list and calls list using the up and
 down arrow keys.  Select item by pressing higlighted letter.

              |Phone-Directory^11|  |Index^1|

[HELP0039]

 File Directory
 ──────────────

 This option is accessed by pressing |Alt-F^0| on the keyboard, or by clicking
 on the Dir button on the main communications screen.  A list of files in
 the current directory will appear.  You'll be able to scroll through all
 the files, and traverse the directories by clicking on them with the left
 mouse button.

 Dl»Off is an option you can set to be On or Off.  If it is On, this
 indicates that Delete mode is active, and any files you click on will
 be deleted.  The |root^0| button will take you to the ROOT directory, and
 |revert^0| will take you back to your original default directory.

              |Phone-Directory^11|  |Index^1|

[HELP0040]

 Exit KINGCOMM
 ─────────────

 This option is accessed by pressing Alt-X on the keyboard, or by clicking
 on the Exit button on the main communications screen.  If you (for some
 strange reason), want to exit out of KINGCOMM, you would use this.  You
 will not be asked to re-consider, this step is final!

 |Menu^55|  |Phone-Directory^11|  |Index^1|

[HELP0041]

  Settings MENU
  ─────────────

  Select this option by pressing Alt-M, or by clicking on the Menu button
  on the main communications screen.  Miscellaneous settings can be
  changed through this menu.  These include...

           Wrap text, Effects, Timeout periods, file paths... etc.

  For a better explanation of these settings, click the left mouse button
  here |Menu-System^55|

  |Phone-Directory^11|  |Index^1|

[HELP0042]

 Future features
 ───────────────

 LOOK OUT for new software releases.  New versions will include features
 not already implemented... such as:

    » Better scripting with logic flow control
    » Online simple text uploads
    » Com1-Com8 support
    » Better blaster effects
    » Automatic file transfers between stations
    » Macro control of KINGCOMM(c)
    » File editor and mail capture/send
    » ...more to come, keep watching!


              |Phone-Directory^11|  |Index^1|

[HELP0043]

 Strip 8th bit   (On or Off)
 ─────────────

 If this option is "√", then all Extended ASCII characters will have
 the 8th bit truncated and forced to become a standard ASCII character.
 This maybe useful for on-the-fly checks to see if the BBS you're
 connected to is sending 7 bit ASCII.

              |Phone-Directory^11|  |Index^1|

[HELP0044]

 Import phone records
 ────────────────────

 The structure of the import file is delimited ASCII in the following
 format...

   "NAME OF WHO YOU'RE PHONING","PHONE NUMBER","BAUD RATE"   |Example^53|

 The name of the import file must be IMPORT.DAT.  The name of who you're
 phoning is 30 characters, phonenumber is 18 characters, and the baud rate
 can be 110, 300, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, or 115200.

 Blank lines are ignored.  In the future, I may add more fields to the
 import routine if I receive enough interest.

              |Phone-Directory^11|  |Index^1|

[HELP0045]

 Export phone records
 ────────────────────

 The structure of the export file is delimited ASCII in the following
 format...

           "NAME OF WHO YOU ARE PHONING","PHONE NUMBER","BAUD RATE"

 The name of the export file is EXPORT.DAT.  The name of who you're
 phoning is 30 characters, phonenumber is 18 characters, and the baud rate
 can be 110, 300, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, or 115200.

 In the future, I may add more fields to the export routine if I receive
 enough interest.

              |Phone-Directory^11|  |Index^1|

[HELP0046]

 Modem String Examples
 ─────────────────────

 Command String                       Phone Number
 ──────────────                       ────────────
 AT&F&C1E1V1                          9w555-1234
   - AT  Attention                      w - pause, wait for dialtone
   - &F  Factory modem settings
   - &C1 DCD off until connect *      9,555-1234
   - E1  Echo on *                      , - pause regardless of dialtone
   - V1  Verbose responses *

   * = recommended strings in setup
 You should always check your documentation before experimenting with
 unfamiliar modem initialization commands... if possible of course!

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[HELP0047]

 Scripts
 ───────

 Every script has a filename (ex. "BBS.SCR").  A script file can be
 created when "Scripts" is selected from the menu, and entries are made
 onto the script sheet.  "LOOK FOR" is the string you want to find on the
 BBS screen.  "SEND" is what you want to send when you find what you've
 been "LOOKing FOR".  The entries are not case sensitive and can be
 entered in upper or lower case.

 Special character supported in the SEND column are #27 for the Escape
 key, and #13 for a carriage return.  #13 and #27 is exactly how they
 are represented!

 Other features are implemented in the script language and are available
 upon |registering^27| your copy of |KINGCOMM^17|

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[HELP0048]

 Attributes are saved with the character information so that the exact
 screen can be reproduced by putting the file back into video memory.
 The code to write the screen to disk is...  (note it reads only 24 lines
 with 160 bytes/line.  It is up to you to determine if you have color or
 not.)

 Write screen to file!            |Read^16| |file^16| |to^16| |screen!^16|
 _________________________________________________________________________
               var f          : file;
                   CScreenLoc : word Absolute $B800:$0000;
                   BScreenLoc : word Absolute $B000:$0000;

               Assign(f,'DRAW.SCR');
               Rewrite(f,1);
               if (color) then BlockWrite(f,CScreenLoc,24*160)
               else BlockWrite(f,BScreenLoc,24*160);
               Close(f);
 _________________________________________________________________________

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[HELP0049]

 Redirect
 ────────

 |Alt-R^0| will allow you to select |D^0|isk, |P^0|rint, or |O^0|ff.  Disk,
 will allow you to store everything that goes to the screen, onto Disk
 in a file called TEMP.TXT.  Print will allow you to redirect everything
 to the printer.  Off, will turn either redirection Off.

 This feature will also allow you to hot change between Disk and Print!
 Disk nor Print is buffered at this point, so take things slow and easy :)

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[HELP0050]

  INFORMATION/ORDER FORM              Please Print/Type
  ──────────────────────

  Name:    ___________________________ Company: ______________________

  Address: ___________________________________________________________

  City:    _________________, State/Province: ________  Zip: _________

  Country: ____________________  E-Mail: _____________________________

  Phone: (___)______________  Date: ___/___/______ (DD/MM/YYYY)

  Circle the following:  Disk size:  3.5"/5.25"   Density:  High/Low

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[HELP0051]

  SHAREWARE INFORMATION
  ─────────────────────
  A Kingdom Comm registration licenses you to use the product on a
  regular basis.  Individual users need register only one copy of
  Kingdom Comm for personal use;  registration includes licensed use
  of all upgrades to the major version number registered.  When the
  major version number changes, say from 1.78 to 2.00, you must
  re-register (pay up again).  Upgrades are NOT automatically sent to
  registered users.  See LICENSE.TXT for additional information.

  The registration fee covers only the use of the program.


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[HELP0052]

  QUANTITY DISCOUNTS
  ──────────────────       The quantity discounts are as follows:

           00 - 10 copies:      No discount
           11 - 25 copies:     15% discount 
           26 - 50 copies:     20% discount 
           51 - 100 copies:    25% discount 
           101+ copies:        30% discount 
       
    ALL PRICES AND DISCOUNTS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.
    Discounts are not cumulative; they apply to single orders of like
    products only. Unit prices are the same as for individual users.
    YOU MUST REGISTER KINGDOM COMM TO USE THEM WITHIN YOUR ORGANIZATION.

    International Prices for Single User Licenses
    Canada. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 25.00CDN
    United States of America. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 20.00 US
    United Kingdom. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . £ 15.00

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[HELP0053]

  IMPORT.DAT EXAMPLE
  ──────────────────

  "CobraTel - British Columbia","1-604-762-5511","57600"

  You must be careful not to put delimiting characters into your IMPORT
  data file -> IMPORT.DAT...otherwise, it may not import correctly!  These
  are the only 3 fields imported and exported.  Future versions may export
  and import all fields!

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[HELP0054]

  50 Row Toggle
  ─────────────

  Click on the "=" to go 50 Rows... or click on the "≡" to go 25 rows.
  This option will only work with VGA!

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[HELP0055]

  MENU
  ────
  This is a pull-down menu system, which will appear on the TOP of your
  screen, and disappear when you select Exit.

  |File^0| Auto/Save feature.  DOS Shell, and Registration screen!

  |Setup^57| allows setup of hardware related functions

  |Protocols^56| allows setup of software related functions

  |Directories^8| contains path and initialization information

  |Help^0| puts you into the Help system!

  |Exit^0| takes you back out of the setup menu


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[HELP0056]

  Software
  ────────
  |Wrap^2| Text; Inhibits an automatic linfeed.
  |Tone^6| Dial; your phone using...beep.beep, rather than click.click.
  |Match^4| Speed; set to the speed of your connection rate.
  |Lock^10| Rate; don't auto-adjust the rate.
  Compress; data |compression.^9|
  |Auto^35| ZModem; Automatically run ZModem for a download.
  |Strip^43| Bit8; Force the 8th bit to a 0.
  |Retry^7| Wait; Time in seconds before re-dialing.

  Hardware Flow Ctl; Enable Hardware Flow control (Default)
                     File transfers work best with this option enabled!
  Software Flow Ctl; Enable Software Flow control.
                     If neither is selected, then NO flow control is used.


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[HELP0057]

  Hardware
  ────────
  BIOS Video; Write directly to Video memory.  "√"=Use BIOS
  Check Snow; Use if you have old CGA.  "√"=Check for Snow

  Sound Blaster; Use sound blaster |effects^5| instead of the PC speaker.

  Modem |Sound;^3| Listen to the modems dial and connect sound
    UL Done » Make a sound when an upload is complete
    DL Done » make a sound when a download is complete
    Connect » make a sound after you connect
    Menu » make a sound when you enter the setup menu
    Phone List » make a sound when entering the phone list

  |Comm^59| Ports; Setup serial ports and their interrupts


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[HELP0058]

  RE-DIRECTION
  ────────────

  This option will allow you to toggle Disk or Print re-direction on and
  off.  The printer must be LPT1, and the disk file is setup in the menu
  under the Paths option as Capture File.

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[HELP0059]

  COMM PORT OVERRIDES
  ───────────────────

  You can enter the base address and IRQ for COM PORTS 1 to 8.  Click on
  the column and row of choice, then enter your number in hex!

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[HELP0060]

  DICTIONARY
  ──────────

  ANSI » American National Standards Institute.  Standard for Terminal
     control implemented by the institution.

  Baud Rate » A measure of modulation speed, not communications speed.
     Technically, it means the number of signal changes each second.  Baud
     rate is generally equal to Bits/Second since each signal change
     represents one bit.  When using modems however, the modulation
     scheme typically encodes more than one bit per signal change.

  Bell 103 » The AT&T modem standard for upto 300 BPS.

  Bell 212A » The AT&T standard for asynchronous communication at speeds
     upto 1200 BPS.

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[HELP0061]

  BPS » Bits Per Second, a measure of RAW communications speed which
     quantifies how fast the bits within a character are being received.

  Break » A break is NOT a character, but rather a condition in which the
     serial line is held at a "0" state for at least one character period.

  CCITT » Comite Consultitif International de Telegraphique et
     Telephoneique.  A European standards committee.

  Checksum » A byte or bytes appended to the end of a block of data used
    to check that blocks integrity.

  Com Port » An Asynchronous Serial Communications Port.  Ususally 9 or
     25 male pins on the back of your PC.

  CRC » A byte or Bytes, appended to the end of a block of data that is
     used to check the integrity of the data.  Cyclical Redundancy Check
     is a data checking algorithm that provides the most protection.

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[HELP0062]

  Data Compression » Refers to the ability of the modem to compress
    information before sending it.  MNP and V.42bis describe this process.

  DCD » Data Carrier Detect.  A hardware signal to indicate if you are
    currently connected to a remote modem.

  DTE/DCE » Data Terminal/Communications Equipment.  Modems are DCE.  DTE
    generally refers to a PC or Terminal.

  FIFO mode » A mode of buffer operation for the 16500A UART chip.

  Flow Control » The ability to control the flow of data between modems.
    In software, it's done with Xon and Xoff characters.  In hardware,
    it's done with RTS and CTS signals.

  Full Duplex » A communications link that can Rx and Tx at the same
    time, OR, The receiving computer auto-echos all data received.

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[HELP0063]

  IRQ » A line used to request an Interrupt.  Required to take a time
    slice from the CPU to process a hardware related procedure.

  MNP » Microcom Networking Protocol.  A protocol that provides error
    correction and data compression between modems that support it.

  Remote » Anything attached to your serial port.

  RS232 » An EIA standard that provides a physical description of a
    serial asynchronous communications link.

  Start bit » A bit in a stream that indicates the beginning of a byte.

  V.17 » CCITT 7200, 9600, 12000, and 14400 bps faxmodem standard.

  V.21 » CCITT 300 bps faxmodem standard.

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[HELP0064]

  V.22 » CCITT 1200 bps modem standard.

  V.22bis » CCITT 2400 bps modem standard.

  V.25bis » CCITT command set in addition to the AT command set.

  V.27, V.27 ter » CCITT 2400/4800 bps faxmodem standard.

  V.29 » CCITT 7200/9600 bps faxmodem standard.

  V.32 » CCITT 9600 bps faxmodem standard with standard modulation.

  V.32bis » CCITT standard for rates upto 14400 bps.

  V.42 » MNP4 and LAP-M Error correction protocols.

  V.42bis » Higher degree of compression that that allowed with MNP.
    This is a 4:1 protocol.

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