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;Echo \13\10
;ClS
IF Not Equal "" "\$(RLF)" Assign RLFi \$(RLF)          
 ; In `RLFossil'
IF Equal "" "\$(RLF)" Assign RLFi 2                    
 ; 1st port is 0
Increment RLFi                                           ; while Serial-
Set Port FOSSIL \Fcontents(RLFi)                         ; Port sequence
Set Flow-Control None                                    ; is from 1 and
Echo \13\10                                              ; up.  `RLF' is
Echo *** `RLFossil' Initialization ***\13\10             ; equal to last
Echo ~TelNet~ HandShake type #2 on ~IP~ Port #23:\13\10  ; REAL port and
Output AT S4=2\13                                        ; `RLFi' to 1st
Output AT S5=23\13                                       ; NON-REAL one.
Echo Now making shure this initialization is valid...\13\10
Output AT Z\13
Echo \13\10
Set Terminal NewLine Off
;Set Terminal VT220
Set Terminal ANSI
Set Terminal Code-Page CP437
Set Terminal Character-Set Transparent
Set Terminal Cursor Block
Set File Type Binary
Set Receive Packet-Length 3072
Set Send Packet-Length 768
;Set Streaming On                                        ;For v3.16 only
Set Block-Check-Type 3
Set Window 5
Set Control UnPreFixed All
Set Control PreFixed 0 1 129
Set Attribute Date Off
Set Prompt Kermit>
Set Display Regular 8-Bit

;Disable All
Enable Finish
Enable Get
Enable Send
;Disable Query
                                                         ; `Arachne' had
IF Equal "" "\$(Host)" GoTo Manual                     
 ; ~URL~s passed
Output AT DT \$(Host)\13                                 ; thru this DOS
Pause 2                                                  ; variable (for
Connect                                                  ; auto-dial)...
GoTo End

:Manual
Echo Ready to connect manually (by typing "Connect" then "AT
DT ~URL~"),
Echo or semi-manually via a macro-command like "sailor",
"outpost", etc.
Echo

:End


Def TCS ClS, Set Terminal Clear-Screen                   ; Clear Screen!


Def Sailor TCS, Output AT DT 64.26.65.85\13,-            ; "TelNettable"
Set TelNet Term-Type ANSI, Connect                       ; WEB navigator
                                                         ; 10K37 cps D/L
;
Def OutPost TCS, Output AT DT 12.215.166.5\13,-          ; 5K50 cps D/L
Set TelNet Term-Type ANSI, Set TelNet NewLine Raw,-      ; 6K20 cps U/L
Connect
;
Def Car TCS, Output AT DT 24.37.162.169\13,-             ; 4K80 cps D/L
Set TelNet Term-Type ANSI, Set TelNet NewLine Raw,-      ; 4K95 cps U/L
Set Cont UnPre All, Set Cont Pref 0 1 17 19 129, Connect
;
Def COMMPort TCS, Output AT DT 204.89.247.1\13,-         ; 3K74 cps D/L
Set TelNet Term-Type ANSI, Set TelNet NewLine Raw,-      ; 3K66 cps U/L
Connect
;
Def Sursum TCS, Output AT DT 209.205.178.30\13,-         ; 3K55 cps D/L
Set TelNet Term-Type ANSI, Set TelNet NewLine Raw,-      ; ZOC U/L only
Connect
;
Def ChowDaNet TCS, Output AT DT 66.134.5.122\13,-        ; 2K03 cps D/L
Set TelNet Term-Type ANSI, Set TelNet NewLine Raw,-      ; WC-Kermit U/L
Set Cont UnPre All, Set Cont Pref 0 1 17 19 129, Connect ; and it sucks!
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

     Before you can evaluate `RLFossil'+`MS-Kermit' with the setup shown
here it will be necessary to make certain that the DOS environment space
is sufficient, the `Config.SYS' configuration file should include a line
similar to "Shell=C:\COMMAND.COM C:\ /E:3072 /P".  Next, a packet-driver
must be found for your ~NIC~;  mine is an `ENL832-TX' model from Encore,
it happens to be based on a RealTek `RTL8139' chip.  Once you determined
that the packet-driver loads correctly you must obtain the configuration
data;  try typing "WinIPCfg" if you got one of the 1st 32 Bits `Windows'
versions (9x or ME), or "IPConfig /All" in a `Win 2K/XP' console window.
With this information at hand, the next move will be to edit `Lauch.BAT'
in accordance to your installation...  :)  Re-boot your DOS if required.

     Once done you can move to the directory where you copied all of the
necessary files (i.e. "C:\EtherNet" in the case here) and type
"Launch".

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