For more info and to join the CircuitNet family look for your Area Code
in the first 3 numbers of the Node numbers.  ie node 812000 then find
that node with 000 as this is the host Hub for your area code with the   
individual nodes as 001, 002, etc.  If you can not find your area code
then contact Emmett Perdue in Alabama at node 205000 or Steve Newman
in Oregon at node 503000 depending on which is closer to your area.
As these are the Regional CircuitNet Nodes.

The hardest part of the setup is adding all the conferences, If you
currently only have 9 or less message conferences then inclosed in
my MYSETUP.ZIP file is drop in SFMCONF.DAT and CIRCUIT.CFG files
with the conferences already loaded in.

As far as mail runs are concerned it is done as an event in Spitfire
using Telix or Qmodem, I recommend Telix as it is more stable with 
scripts.  Scripts are provided that you just edit with your info.

Average packet size is 300K and takes about 3 min at 14.4k if you 
carry the entire CircuitNet conference list.  Front Door is also
available for transfers but I know nothing about it yet.

Well that is about it in a nut shell, there really isn't much to
getting setup with CircuitNet you will need a node number which
you hub will give you and you need to read and understand the 
policy of CircuitNet.