PCBoard 14.x UTI Driver, version 1.2, (C) Copyright 1989 by Kip Compton, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. This UTI Driver conforms fully with the Revision 2 UTI Specification. This UTI is designed for use with PCBoard 14.x. License Agreement The PCBoard UTI Driver ("The Software") is COPYRIGHT 1990 by Kip Compton, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. You may not engage in, nor permit third parties to engage in, any of the following : A) Making alterations of any kind in the software. B) ATTEMPTING TO DISASSEMBLE, DECOMPILE, OR REVERSE ENGINEER THE SOFTWARE OR THE FILES IT GENERATES IN ANY WAY. C) Granting sub-licenses, lease or other rights in the software to others. The author of the software grants you a license to use this software as long as you meet the above conditions. Any violation of the above conditions will result in the termination of your license to use this software. Upon termination of this license for any reason, you must stop using the software and destroy all copies of it in your possession immediately. In addition, the author reserves the right to cancel your license to use this software at any time for any reason that he sees fit. The author of this software is not liable for damages suffered as a result of the improper use, proper use, or inability to use this software. This type of disclaimer is prohibited by law in some states, and is therefore void in those states. Installation To install this UTI driver, copy the .EXE files that are included into a directory in your path. You must then create a file named CONFIG.UTI. This file will only have a few lines in it. The first line must be your "default" PCBoard directory. (For example, C:\PCB). The second and third lines, which are optional, should be the full path to your ProDoor CONFINFO File and the full path to your ProDoor EXTUSER file, in that order. Including these lines enables the UTI to access extended conference and user information so that it can interface with ProDoor conferences over PCBoard's 39 conferences. This configuration file can be named and placed anywhere you wish, providing that you set the environment variable UTICFG to the full path and name of the file. UTICFG is not present in the environment, the UTI Drivers assume that the file will be named CONFIG.UTI and that it will be in the directory where the program that uses the UTI drivers is run. (ie, C:\MEGADOOR\CONFIG.UTI and C:\PCRELAY\CONFIG.UTI) Conference ID's are the full paths of the conferences. What to put in batch files to generate a UTIDOOR.TXT file: To generate the UTIDOOR.TXT file, simply run UTIDOOR.EXE. The UTIDOOR.EXE program should be run in the same directory as the PCBOARD.SYS and PCBOARD.DAT files. For Example: echo off UTIDOOR cd \doordir door cd \pcb board Error Codes Returned by Various Programs: UTIVER : No Error Codes Returned. UTILSTRD Error Codes : 1 - Unable to Open Configuration File 2 - Unable to Open PCBoard Quick Index File 3 - User not in Quick Index File 4 - Unable to Open PCBoard USERS file 5 - Unable to Open Output File 6 - Unable to Open Input File 7 - Unable to Open PCBOARD.DAT File 8 - Unable to open Prodoor CONFINFO File 9 - Unable to open Prodoor EXTUSER File UTILIST Error Codes : 1 - Unable to open configuration file (CONFIG.UTI) 2 - Unable to open cnames file 3 - Unable to open out file 4 - Unable to open PCBOARD.DAT File UTIHIGH Error Codes : 1 - Unable to open PCBoard message file 2 - Unable to open output file UTIEXPRT Error Codes : 1 - Unable to open PCBoard Message File 2 - Unable to interpret msg # on command line 3 - Unable to open output file. 4 - Unable to open PCBoard Index File UTIIMPRT Error Codes : 1 - Unable to Open PCBoard Message Base 2 - Unable to LOCK PCBoard Message Base 3 - Unable to Open Input Text File 4 - Unable to Open PCBoard Message Index File 5 - Unable to Create "Offset" File