>>> Also, Sent the files, TME4F_UP.ZIP & TME4GHST.ZIP to
 >>> the INTERNET.
 > You very welcome Sir, I consider My Files reaching the
 > INTERNET. A trophy sir. Some what of a way of saying Thank you, job well
 > done.
    Uh, Ed, only Mr. Smoot can be called "Sir".  You can call me Mike. ;D
 > At this time Sir, I would like to know if it would be
 > alright with you if
 > your system, and the information on how to acquire the
 > Host can be included in
 > the Host itself? If yes? Please send the following
 > information in reply?
 It sure can, Ed.
 > System Name and its location:
 > Your Name:     (this is known)
 > Your Fido address:
   1:105/317 or 1:105/314 or 1:105/330
 > Internet Info, on acquiring the host:  Please give
 > detailed information.
To FTP to the location of the files:
  ftp europa.com
 Log on as anonymous  and use your Email address as the password.
 Then change to the directory where the files are at:
   cd /outgoing/telemate  for the main Telemate files
   cd /outgoing/telemate/util  for your files and any other 3rd party 
utilities.
 > Misc: If you think there is other information needed,
 > please add it.
  Most people that know how to FTP should know how to transfer files, but a 
few things to keep in mind:
   1.  Once you get into the Telemate directory, type the        word:  bin
       This puts the transfer into binary mode, which is required for 
non-text files.
   2.   get filename
        This will get you the file requested
        mget *.*
        This will get you each file in the directory one at a time after it 
prompts you for a yes to receive it or no to skip.
    3.  ls  is the same as DIR in DOS
    4.  Note that case is important, if it is lower case it must be entered 
in lower case and visa versa with upper case.  Also note the forward slashe 
instead of backslashes.
 > I thank you Sir for helping me in my efforts in
 > Distributing the Host that I have written for the Telemate Program.
  You are welcome Ed. And remember, Jim Smoot is the only one that gets 
addressed as "Sir".  He really likes that kind of thing. 
Take care.
Mike
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