WHATFAX V 1.1

                  Fax modem type identification utility.

                       Logan Industries, Inc. (LII)
                             January 4th, 1993


              (C) Copyright 1992, 1993 Logan Industries, Inc.










WhatFax is a simple utility to determine the type of FAX modem connected to
the system.  WhatFax will recognize CAS, Class x (x=0..9), and SendFax type
modems.







                                  AUTHORS
                                  -------

         WhatFax was written by Alex Soya, Logan Industries, Inc.








Logan Industries, Inc.                  Phone:    (407) 984-1627
604 Mango Drive,                        Fax  :    (407) 951-7292
Melbourne Beach, FL 32951               BBS  :    (407) 727-0331
                                        CIS  :    70406,1452






                                1




                                  LICENSE
                                  =======
FEEL FREE TO UPLOAD THIS SOFTWARE IN EXECUTABLE FORM ONLY (IE: THE SOURCE
CODE IS COVERED BY A SEPERATE, NON-TRANSFERABLE, LICENSE) TO ANY ELECTRONIC
BULLETIN BOARD, OR GIVE COPIES TO INDIVIDUAL USERS, SO THAT OTHERS MAY HAVE
THE OPPORTUNITY TO OBTAIN A COPY FOR USE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LICENSE
TERMS GIVEN IN THIS DOCUMENT.


BUSINESSES/INSTITUTIONS/GOVERNMENT USERS. If you are a business, institu-
tion or a government agency you must obtain an end user license to use this
software on a regular basis. You may use this trial copy for a period of
not more than 10 days to determine if this software is suitable for your
particular task. For bundling, and volume pricing contact LII.

                           TERMS AND CONDITIONS
                           --------------------
Logan Industries, Inc. (LII) hereby grants to the user of this software
package (from hereon referred to as WhatFax), a non-exclusive license to
use WhatFax and any utility programs associated with WhatFax on one central
processing unit ("CPU") only.


NO WARRANTY ON SOFTWARE
-----------------------
THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED ON THE SOFTWARE, INCLUDING BUT
NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A
PARTICULAR PURPOSE.


LIMITATION OF REMEDIES
-----------------------
THE LIABILITY OF LII, ITS AGENTS AND EMPLOYEES, FOR ACTUAL DAMAGES RESULT-
ING FROM THE PURCHASE OR USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, REGARDLESS OF THE FORM OF
ACTION, BE LIMITED TO THE LESSER OF $500.00 OR THE PURCHASE PRICE PAID BY
YOU FOR THE PROGRAM THAT IS DIRECTLY RELATED TO OR THE SUBJECT MATTER OF
THE CAUSE OF ACTION.

USER ASSUMES THE RISK OF USING THE SOFTWARE AND LOGAN INDUSTRIES, INC.
SHALL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGES, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL,
ARISING FROM THE USE OF THE SOFTWARE, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO LOSS OF
PROFITS, SAVINGS, OR DATABASES, EVEN IF LOGAN INDUSTRIES, INC. HAS BEEN
ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES.

IN NO EVENT SHALL LOGAN INDUSTRIES, INC. BE LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGES, INCI-
DENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL, ARISING FROM THE USE OF THE PROGRAM DISKETTE,
INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO LOSS OF PROFITS, SAVINGS, OR DATABASES, EVEN
IF LOGAN INDUSTRIES, INC. HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH
DAMAGES.


                                2




                                USERS GUIDE
                                ===========

INTRODUCTION & SOURCE CODE ORDERING INFO
----------------------------------------

WhatFax was originally developed for in-house use to ease installation of
customized fax software on systems with existing fax modems. We have made
WhatFax available to the public with this release (version 1.1). For those
who are curious, the source code to WhatFax (Borland C 3.1 and TASM) may be
obtained by calling Logan Industries, Inc. at (407) 984-1627 with your
MasterCard or Visa number, or by sending a check, to:

Logan Industries, Inc.
604 Mango Drive
Melbourne Beach, FL 32951

Specify that you wish to order the 'WhatFax Source'. The price is US $38.00
(Florida residents add 6% sales tax) plus Shipping & Handling as follows:

     USA -          US $ 6.00 via UPS-Blue
     Canada         US $ 6.00 via Airmail
     All others     US $20.00 via International Airmail

If you do not specify 3.5" disks we will ship on 5.25" disks by default.


























                                3




                               USING WHATFAX
                               =============

WhatFax is a simple command line utility. Invoke Whatfax from the DOS
prompt by typing WHATFAX.  You may specify a number of options when invok-
ing WhatFax:

     /B   -    To Bypass the CAS driver test.


     /Cx  -    To specify the COM port used by your Fax Modem.
               (x = 1..4 for COM1 through COM4)

     WhatFax supports COM1 through COM4. WhatFax obtains the COM port
     address from the BIOS data area (Segment 40h), thus in order for
     WhatFax to recognize your COM port, the BIOS must be aware of the COM
     ports in your system.

     /Ix  -    Specify alternative IRQ number.

     By default WhatFax will use the following COM port to IRQ number mapping:

          COM1 - IRQ4, COM2 - IRQ3, COM3 - IRQ4, COM4 - IRQ3.

     This works for most installations. If your COM port does not use the
     default IRQ number, you may override the default numbers. For example:
     /I5  would cause IRQ5 to be used.

     /H   -    display a help screen.


Some examples:

     WHATFAX /C1         -    Causes WhatFax to check the modem on COM1.

     WHATFAX /C2 /B      -    Causes WhatFax to check the modem on COM2 but
                              the CAS driver test is not performed.

     WHATFAX /C3 /I3     -    Causes WhatFax to check the modem on COM3
                              using IRQ 3.





If you have any suggestions for enhancements, feel free to contact the
author of WhatFax on CompuServe, id: 70406,1452.




                                4