Manifest of files in PC.USL.EDU:/pub/ham/jnos			5 Jul 95

(Filenames are shown in UPPER case to distinguish them from the surrounding
text.  In all cases they are actually stored in lower case, and must be
requested in lower case!)


README.KNX is a detailed description of what's new in Jnos release 1.10K.
It is also present in the UPD110K and JNOS110K zipfiles.  A more concise
description is found, as always, in README.NOW in these same two zipfiles.

UPD110K.ZIP contains source to update JNOS version 1.10j to version 1.10k.

JNOS110K.ZIP contains the complete source for release 1.10k of JNOS.

BUCKTSR.ZIP is a zipfile containing dos and windows drivers for the
April 1995 Hamcall cdrom from Buckmaster.  Their new format is most easily
handled by using the TSR approach and defining BUCKTSR in Jnos' config.h.

JNOS110K.EXE is an 8086 compilation based on distconf.h; you should
probably recompile by editing config.h to suit your requirements,
and by editing the makefile to suit your compiler and CPU.

JN110KGW.EXE is an 80386 compilation using BC3.1 of what I use for my
Internet gateway system. Perhaps some will find it useful.

CMDSHLP4.ZIP contains ascii help files, derived from the 1.10 manual and
contributions, to be placed into the \help directory.  They are accessed
via the new improved help command.  This archive has been updated for
release 1.10k and REPLACES all previous versions (such as CMDSHELP.ZIP)!

DOCS110K.ZIP is a slight update to DOCS110.ZIP, and contains the latest
available documention for the 1.10j release of JNOS.  Up to date copies
of CMDSHLPn.ZIP, README.NOW, and the mailbox HELP.ZIP files are in this
archive, BUT the ascii and MS Word-format manuals are still from the 1.10
release.  Volunteers are working on this now...

JH1.ZIP is a Windows Jnos help database and browser (for the 1.10G release).

JNOS.ICO is a Windows icon for Jnos.
K5JBICON.DLL is a set of Windows icons (that includes JNOS.ICO).

NOS_REMOTE.C is a Unix program to emulate the Jnos "remote" command.
It runs under Linux and SunOS and ...

11_19_92.FAQ is an ancient FAQ that I found in the 1.06 Jnos release docs.
I put it here because I know of no more recent document, and because I
HOPE an old doc such as this is better than none.  If you think it is
worse than none, drop me a note:  jpd@usl.edu

ASM_OBJ.ZIP is an archive of the TASM-produced objects from the 1.10k
release, for the 8086 cpu.  Those without tasm or masm may find them
useful.

ASM_OBJ3.ZIP is an 80386 ve