Product Information

	     Thumb v1.0
	  by Kevin Leonard
	 {kkl1@Cornell.Edu}
       packaged by Paul Braren
           {pb15@Cornell.Edu}
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	     written with
   Watcom(TM) VX-REXX(TM) 2.0a
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rxSock -Rexx Function Package for TCP/IP Sockets for OS/2 2.0

   by Patrick Mueller (pmuellr@vnet.ibm.com)

(c) Copyright International Business Machines Corporation 1993.
All rights Reserved.
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General Information

Edit
  Copy - Copy selected text from Result field to OS/2 Clipboard.
  Paste - Paste OS/2 Clipboard to current position in Name field.
Host
  Add - Add values from Name and Host fields to drop down list.
  Delete - Delete value in Host field from drop down list.
  Ascending - Sort Host list in ascending order.
  Descending - Sort Host list in descending order.
  Set Default - Make values in Name and Host fields the default.
  Save - Write Host list and default Host to disk in .INI file.
Reset
  Clear the Name and Response fields, set Host field to default.
Quit
  Exit this program. Save settings for size, fonts, and colors.
  (Use a Font or Color palette to change the fonts and colors.)
Help
  You're looking at it.

Command line parameters
  /min - Start minimized.
  /restore - Reset all sizes, fonts, and colors to their default.

Configuration Information

Requires:
	IBM TCP/IP 2.0
	RXSOCK.DLL and vrobj.dll must be somewhere in your
	 config.sys LIBPATH specification.
	 (install.cmd defaults to putting them into /tcpip/dll)

Features:
	Saves window position and size
	Also saves fonts and colors drag and dropped
	 from the OS/2 System font and color palettes

Known Shortcomings:
	If you are not networked, it's a long wait for
	 RXSOCK.DLL to time out and let you close Thumb.
	 RXSOCK.DLL is from software.watson.ibm.com in /ews
	 (employee written software), and has this limitation.

Revision/Fix History:  none (Thumb 1.0 released on 5/24/94)