The network uses the MIDI port to allow disk sharing between
        two ST's that are both running MX2NET. The remote
        drives can be used just like your local drives but they will of
        course be slower because of the transfer of the data through the
        MIDI ports.

        The remote drives are defined in the MX2NET.INF file. This is a
        ascii file with the drive parameters all on one line. For example
        if you have    cfr,dgr,eow     in your file.
                       |||       |
                      / | \       \
                     /  |  \       \
               remote local read    write
               drive  drive access  access

        You will be able to access remote drive C as your local drive F
        read-only. Remote drive D will be G and remote drive E will be O
        with write access. If you wish to change the drives simply edit
        the MX2NET.INF file, reboot your ST and rerun the MX2NET.PRG.
        A max of 14 drives can be defined with P being the highest. If
        there is no MX2NET.INF file no drives will be defined locally but
        a remote machine still can access your drives.

        The MX2NET.OPT file defines program options. It is an ascii file
        with all option characters in lower case. Current options are:

        t       :       Get GEMDOS date and time from remote ST.
                        Normally your "HOST" ST would not have this option
                        set.

        o       :       Mask over existing drives. If this option is set
                        it is possible to overlay a networked drive ID
                        over a real drive on the local ST by assigning
                        it's ID in the MX2NET.INF file. If this option
                        is not set a cold-boot is needed before restarting
                        MX2NET.

        m       :       Allow memory transfers to and from remote ST.
                        Enables shared memory and remote operation.

        5       :       Remote ST is 520ST. Screen physical memory is
                        found at 78000 HEX.


        Be sure to cross connec