REMOTE.DO
                               by Ed Seward

     This file is one of three files that make up the complete REMOTE.DO
package. The other two are REMOTE.DO and SETUP.DAT. STARTUP.DAT is a
sample setup file for use by REMOTE.DO. Upon activation, REMOTE.DO will
ask for the name of the setup file. This means one should only need to
edit the data file before activating REMOTE.DO on their system. Please
change the passwords before running and change them regularly for your own
protection. I should mention that the modem on the system running
REMOTE.DO must be fairly Hayes compatible.

                            SETUP.DAT Structure

     Setup files must contain six lines of text which is interpreted as
follows:

Password for full access.
Password for limited or partial access.
Default path to be set as part of each initialization and disconnect.
Fastest baud rate to be supported.
String to initialize modem.
String sent by the modem when the phone rings.

The sample SETUP.DAT is for a 2400 baud modem. For a 1200 baud modem with
the Carrier Detect and Data Terminal active just use the six lines below
as a replacement for SETUP.DAT.

MAJOR
LIMITED
B:\
1200
AT Z H0|
RING

Please note that the passwords ARE CASE SENSITIVE.

                            REMOTE.DO Commands

      There are nine commands supported by the remote Flash controller.
DIR     - display a directory    (see NOTE below)
DOWN    - ASCII download of a file FROM the host system
DP      - change the default directory
EXIT    - log off the system
HELP    - a menu of availablle commands
KILL    - kill or delete a file
RECEIVE - XMODEM download of a file FROM the host system
SEND    - XMODEM upload of a file TO the host system
UPLOAD  - ASCII upload of a file TO the host system

(NOTE: one must use "*.*" or other desired pattern in their response to       the prompt that the entry of the DIR command will bring up)
       the prompt that entry of the DIR command will bring up)

Unless one alters the DO file, two commands require the use of the FULL
ACCESS password 'DP' and 'KILL'. Commands may be entered as all upper case
or lower case but not in a combination of the two. Also, '?' is a accepted
as a substitute for 'HELP' and 'OFF', 'QUIT' and 'BYE' are substitutes for
'EXIT'.