*****************************************************************************
LOGGEDIN.EXE
(c) 1994 Marc E. Mosko, All Rights Reserved.

This program is provided "as is" and is not guaranteed to work in your
specific environment or for your specific purpose.

This program may not be sold.

This program is provided as shareware, and may be redistrubuted only if
this README file accompanies the executable code.

This program and README file may not be altered or modified.  The executable
program may not be decompiled.

To register your copy, contact Marc E. Mosko on Compuserve at 76231,3176 or
via the internet at mmosko@netcom.com.
*****************************************************************************

PURPOSE:

Many NetWare installations login user's in the AUTOEXEC.BAT file.  If login
is not successful, execution of the AUTOEXEC continues anyway and may cause
errors.

LOGGEDIN allows system administrators to test for login and inform the user
of login failure or to take corrective action.

The sample AUTOEXEC.BAT file included in this distribution demonstrates a
loop structure that allows users to retry login.

LOGGEDIN will return a DOS ERRORLEVEL of 0 if logged in, or 255 otherwise.

If the user is connected or logged in, the program will return information
about the connection.  To hide this display, redirect program output to the
NUL device.

INSTALLATION:

This file should reside on each user's computer.  I put it in the same
directory as the network software (NWCLIENT). 

Since you switch drives to login, you must reference LOGGEDIN.EXE with drive
letter and path in the batch file.

SUPPORT and FEEDBACK:

Please address all questions or comments to:

Marc Mosko
CompuServe: 76231,3176
Internet:   mmosko@netcom.com


