CROSS-NETPAGE OVERVIEW

Paging anyone in or out of the office has never been easier.  “Our goal 
is to solve real-time communications problems with split-second 
software management tools,” noted Thomas B. Cross.  NETPAGE is the 
latest fast-action tool in the Cross suite of products consisting of 
NETTALK, FlyBy and CD-Connect.  The focus of NETPAGE and all Cross 
products is to solve communications-intensive office problems. 

People don’t compute, they communicate.  The PC is a very powerful 
personal communications tool.  The PC has been mainly used for the 
management of personal files. “We need new tools like NETPAGE to 
allow people to coordinate easier and be responsive to co-workers and 
customers,” Cross added.  NETPAGE has two major featuresets:

1) OffPC or offLAN (outside the Local Area Network) - this popup 
application allows any user to send a note or telephone number to any 
TAP compatible pager.  The user is able to select telephone numbers 
from a database or telephone directory, select a custom or canned 
message (i.e., call the office, call home, etc.), dial (supports COM-1-4 
and interrupt14), connect, send data, and disconnect.  Each page will 
be date/time stamped and logged in a log file which can be printed.  

1) OnLAN (inside your office on the Local Area Network) - this 
application allows anyone to send up to two lines (about 70 characters 
per line) of text that will appear in the center portion of all users screens 
(user configurable including do not disturb).  The sender can send 
normal or urgent priority (color flashing), repeat previous pages, and 
send multiple messages tiled (or layered) on the screen, i.e., Fred call 
the front desk, Jane you have a call on line 3, Jim your guest is in the 
front lobby. 

Technical Description:

CROSS-NETPAGE is a Microsoft Windows-ONLY application which 
requires 2MB of disk and 4MB RAM for use on standalone personal 
computers or on Novell-Netware and NetBios (Artisoft-Lantastic, CBIS-
Desk-to-Desk,  Performance Technology-PowerLAN) personal computer 
local area networks (LANs).  OffLAN beeper paging requires the wireless 
paging service to support the TAP industry protocol.


CROSS-NETPAGETM
Split Second Paging Communications SoftwareSM
 

Designed exclusively for use with Mobile Media pagers.  
If you need more information please contact Mobile Media 
at 1-800-332-8832 or FAX 1-410-720-1101 for more details. 

For use on IBM-compatible computers running Microsoft Windows and 
Novell or NETBIOS local area networks.

DOCUMENTATION - Version 2.1 or newer

©  1995 Cross International Corporation & Synertech - All rights reserved
854 Walnut Suite B - Boulder, Colorado 80302
303-440-7313 + FAX 303-442-2616 
Software updates and other CIC demos are available via BBS at 303-442-2616
Internet http://www.aescon.com
CROSS & CROSS-NETPAGE is a trademark of Cross International Corporation.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
	Installation.................................................	.3		
	Starting NETPAGE & OffLAN Paging...............4
	OnLAN Paging............................................	.5		
	OffLAN Wireless Paging Users & Groups.........5	
	Pre-written or “canned” messages..................7		
	Log Options.................................................8		
	Menu & User User Management.....................9
	Help & Troubleshooting Guide.......................12



INSTALLATION 

1) Turn on your IBM-compatible personal computer (PC) with 
Microsoft Windows software.  

STANDALONE VERSION - For the standalone version of 
NETPAGE, from DOS start Windows by typing WIN then press 
the ENTER key.

Then insert the NETPAGE disk into your floppy drive.  After 
Windows is operating, use your mouse to move your cursor to 
the Windows menu bar and click on the FILE option, then move 
your cursor to the RUN option and click on it, then type A:SETUP 
or B:SETUP depending on which floppy drive you have inserted 
the NETPAGE disk, press the ENTER key on your computer 
keyboard.  This will start the installation process for NETPAGE.  It 
will only take about 3 minutes to install the software on your 
personal computer(PC).  

LAN VERSION INSTALLATION - Login to your LAN before 
starting Windows.  You will need to install NETPAGE on a LAN 
network drive, i.e., a drive accessible by all users with read/write 
access rights (see your LAN manager or dealer if you need help).  
Do NOT install NETPAGE on you your local hard drive (i.e., C:) 

SUPERVISOR INSTALLATION - Insert the NETPAGE disk into your 
floppy drive.  After Windows is operating, use your mouse to 
move your cursor to the Windows menu bar and click on the FILE 
option, then move your cursor to the RUN option and click on it, 
then type the words A:SETUP or B:SETUP depending on which 
floppy drive you have inserted the NETPAGE disk, then press the 
ENTER key on your computer keyboard.  This will start the 
installation process for NETPAGE.  It will take about 3 minutes to 
install the software on your local area network (LAN).  


INSTALLING ADDITIONAL PC’s ON THE LAN - Login to a 
different PC on the LAN (with a different login name). Start 
Windows.  After Windows is operating, use your mouse to move 
your cursor to the Windows menu bar and click on the FILE 
option, then move your cursor to the RUN option and click on it, 
then type the words H:\NETPAGE\SETUP.EXE.  NOTE: H is the 
LAN network drive where you have installed NETPAGE.  That is, 
if you first installed NETPAGE on G:\NETPAGE, then each 
additional PC would install NETPAGE by running FILE, then RUN, 
the G:\NETPAGE\SETUP.EXE.  

Please note that each additional user must have READ/WRITE 
access privileges to this directory.  Please note that with Novell 
networks, subdirectories (i.e., F:\public\netpage) do not 
necessarily have the same privileges as the main subdirectory 
(i.e., F:\public).  Please check with the LAN manager or your 
LAN/computer dealer for details.

STARTING NETPAGE   

In WINDOWS there will be a NETPAGE icon - double click on the 
NETPAGE icon with your mouse.  This will start the NETPAGE 
program. NETPAGE will start working and appear as a small 
button.  To begin using NETPAGE, click on the PAGE button.

IMPORTANT: NETPAGE must be running or operating on each PC 
on the LAN to send and receive onLAN pages.  To ensure 
NETPAGE is operating, please move the NETPAGE icon to the 
Windows STARTUP Group so that NETPAGE begins operating 
automatically each time you enter Windows.

TO START
You will automatically be brought into the NETPAGE message 
text field.  Simply type your message or select a pre-written one 
from the MESSAGES button.  If this is an offLAN wireless beeper 
page, then select from the USERS list the name of the person you 
want to page.  

CLICK ON EITHER LAN PAGE that is broadcasted to everyone on 
your LAN OR PAGER through a wireless beeper paging service.  

FOR ONLAN BROADCAST PAGING - check the PRIORITY - 
normal (non-flashing) or urgent priority (“red alert flashing”).  
Then click on the PAGE button and your page is sent!  

FOR OFFLAN WIRELESS BEEPER PAGING - you must insert a 
name, telephone number, and PIN number.  Then click on the 
PAGE button.  You will see a little red flashing light on the 
simulated pager on your screen, this will let you know that 
NETPAGE is sending a page.    In addition, you will see the status 
of your modem and the page on your screen, including error 
messages.  CLICK on the ABORT button to STOP your wireless 
beeper page.

You can see the status of your page in the lower screen PAGE 
LOG of NETPAGE which logs all pages sent and received. 
  
ONLAN BRODCAST PAGING 

OnLAN paging broadcasts to ALL users who are logged on the 
LAN with NETPAGE operating.  Each onLAN page will be tiled 
downward from the middle to the bottom of the receiver’s 
screen.  In other words, a user on the LAN can receive about 10 
onLAN pages on their screen.  To remove the onLAN page 
message, the user can simply press the ESC key or click on the 
OK button.  In addition, each user who may be have been logged 
in (out of the office) can check the RECEIVE LOG and VIEW 
DETAIL of any onLAN pages.

TO SEND AN ONLAN PAGE, type in the message in the message 
field, click on NORMAL or URGENT priority.  NORMAL simply 
shows the message at the center of everyone’s screen and 
URGENT flashes and beeps with a red screen.  To erase or 
remove the message, press the ESC key on your keyboard or 
click on OK with your mouse.





OFFLAN WIRELESS PAGING USERS & GROUPS 

To ADD a user, move your cursor to the NAME field, click on 
your mouse button to place the cursor in the NAME field and start 
typing the name, then click on the ADD button to SAVE the new 
person.  You can modify or delete a user by clicking on the 
appropriate buttons.  NOTE: The Comment field is used to put 
Company Name, Department, or other information (none of the 
information in the Comment field will be sent during the paging 
process).

TO ADD A USER WITH MULTIPLE PIN NUMBERS, click on the 
user name, then click on the MODIFY button, then make your 
changes.  It is recommended that if you have a Rod Murillo, you 
should make Rod’s name (i.e., with a different PIN number) as 
Rod Murillo2 to help differentiate the different names.  Then click 
on the ADD button, NETPAGE will indicate that this is a duplicate 
name, click on YES if you want to have more than one name or 
NO if you do not.

OFFLAN GROUP PAGING - To do a group page, move your cursor 
to the GROUPS button (located in the middle of your screen) with 
your mouse.  

1) Click on the GROUPS button.  

2) Then click on the GROUP you want to do an offLAN beeper 
page to by moving your cursor to the group you want to page.  
Click on the GROUP you want to page.

3) Click on the SELECT button.  This will return you to the main 
screen.

4) Click on the GROUP PAGE button (located at the top of your 
screen).  NETPAGE will send a page to all the members of the 
group.  You can check on the status of the pages by reviewing 
the PAGE LOG located at the bottom of your screen.



ADDING A GROUP

1) Click on the GROUPS button from the NETPAGE screen.
2) Click on the NEW GROUP button, then you will see the MENU 
to ADD your group.  
3) Enter the name of your GROUP, i.e., Sales, Support, etc.
4) Click on the OK button and you will see the name of your new 
GROUP in the master list of GROUPS.  

TO ADDDELETE USERS FROM GROUPS -  move your cursor to 
the name field and click with on your mouse button on the person 
you want to add to the group, then click on the >>> button and 
that person will be added to the group.  To remove the name 
from the group, click with your mouse button on the person you 
want to delete from the group, then click on the REMOVE FROM 
GROUP button, and the person will be removed from the group.

DELETING GROUPS - move your cursor and click on the DELETE 
button, this will click on the GROUP you want to delete in the list 
box and ask you if you want to delete the group.  Click on YES if 
you want to delete the group or NO if you do not.
 
5) Click on the OK button, this will select the GROUP you want 
to PAGE and you will be returned to the main menu.  

“PRE-WRITTEN OR CANNED” MESSAGES  

Click on the MESSAGES button, you can select a pre-written 
message.  This saves you from having to write the message each 
time you have to send one.  

Click on the ADD button to add a message.  Any text in the 
message screen will be copied to the canned message text area.

TYPE your message of about 70 characters depending on the 
number of characters set in the NETPAGE PREFERENCES menu.  
Please note that some wireless beeper paging services have 
restrictions on the message length.  You can also delete, modify 
or select a previously written message.  OnLAN paging messages 
are limited to two lines of about 70 characters per line.  


LOG OPTIONS  

After you have clicked on a PAGE LOG RECORD, on the right side 
of your screen you will see the following options highlighted:

RESEND - to resend a page, move your cursor to that record in 
the PAGE LOG, click on the page you want to resend, then Click 
on the RESEND button.  The page will be resent.

VIEW DETAIL LOG - There are a number of page logging status 
fields in the NETPAGE log to help you keep track of and manage 
your pages, and confirm sending.  Move your cursor on the LOG 
record you want to review and click the mouse button to select a 
page to review. 

REMOVE - to remove a single item or record of the page from the 
PAGE LOG.  Click on the single page record you want to delete, 
click on YES to proceed or NO if you want to stop or cancel this 
process.

PURGE - to purge ALL items in the PAGE LOG, click on the 
PURGE button, you will be asked if you want to delete all records 
in the PAGE LOG, click on YES to proceed or NO if you want to 
stop or cancel this process.

SEND LOG - Click on the SEND LOG button located at the bottom 
of your screen and you will see all the onLAN and offLAN pages 
you have sent in the PAGE LOG window located at the bottom of 
your screen.

RECEIVE LOG - Click on the RECEIVE LOG button located at the 
top of your screen and you will see all the onLAN and offLAN 
pages received by you in the PAGE LOG window located at the 
bottom of your screen.


MENU & USER MANAGEMENT OPTIONS

To select NETPAGE management options, move your cursor to 
the top of the screen and click on:

FILE MENU 
  
CLOSE will keep NETPAGE running while you are using other 
Windows applications.  It is highly recommended you select this 
option rather than exiting NETPAGE to ensure you get your 
onLAN pages.

EXIT will stop NETPAGE from operating.  It is recommended but 
not required that you exit NETPAGE before leaving Windows. 

COMMUNICATION MENU

HANGUP PHONE - This menu option was added just in case the 
modem did not automatically hangup the telephone after 
completing an offLAN page.

OPTIONS MENU

PREFERENCES.  Here you will see a number of different options.  
To change any of the PREFERENCES, move your cursor to the 
field and click.  Then you can change the information in the field.  
Please click on the OK button to save your selections or click on 
the CANCEL button to not save any changes. 

PAGER PHONE - is the default telephone number to the TAP 
compatible wireless beeper paging service.

DIALING PREFIX - is a “1” or other number that you may need to 
dial the number such as “9” or “91” for your PBX/CENTREX 
system.

DIALING SUFFIX - is a number to put after the number dialed.  
This is sometimes used for telephone call accounting systems to 
track the user.

NETPAGE DIR - is the directory on your PC or LAN where the 
NETPAGE files are contained.

PAGER SIGNATURE - is the place where you can put a name or 
cordiality, i.e., “Thanks, Rod,” “Thanks for your order,” or “XYZ 
Company.”  This message or signature will automatically be sent 
with each offLAN page.

LAN USER NAME - is the name that NETPAGE will use as the 
default name for onLAN pages from you.

MODEM INIT - is your modem initialization string.  A default 
modem string is listed, however, you can change this depending 
on your modem.  Please refer to your modem manual for more 
details.  NOTE:  It is impossible to test NETPAGE with all the 
myriad of modems available, so please understand that we have 
listed a command string that works with most modems.  If 
offLAN paging does not work, please insure that your paging 
service supports the TAP industry standard paging protocol.

COM PORT - NETPAGE offers user setup options such as the 
ability to change the COM (modem COMmunications) port or to 
have the PAGE button always on top of your applications.  You 
can select communications ports on your personal computer from 
COM1-4.  INT14 support is provided for those of you with LAN 
modem sharing software (not included with NETPAGE).  Enter the 
COM port you want to use.  Please note that in the Windows 
Control Panel (generally in the Main Windows Menu), you should 
check the Ports to ensure that your COM port is properly 
configured.

BAUD - is the default modem speed for offLAN paging.  NOTE:  
Beeper paging services only require 300 or 1200 baud to operate.  
If you have a high speed modem such as a 9,600, 14,400 or 
faster bits per second, offLAN paging may not work until you set 
your modem to a SLOWER speed.  NETPAGE only allows 300 or 
1200 BPS. 

MAX PAGE CHARS - is the maximum number of characters or 
message length used for offLAN paging.  This is generally 
restricted by the wireless beeper paging service, NETPAGE has 
no influence on their systems.

MAX LAN CHARS - is the maximum number of characters or 
messaging length used for onLAN paging.  There is no limit as to 
the length of your onLAN message, however, ONLY the first two 
lines of the message will be displayed.

LAN PAGE DISPLAY TIME - is the amount of time that the onLAN 
page will be displayed on the LAN user’s PC.  This is user 
definable.  That means if you want the onLAN pages to be very 
short and not nag the user, then set the display time to 5 
seconds.  If you want the message to be there for a long time or 
until the user HIT the ESC button or clicks on the OK button with 
their mouse, then set the display time to 120 seconds.

MAX LOG ENTRIES - is the maximum number of log entries 
before they are automatically deleted from NETPAGE.  The 
current version of NETPAGE does not support archiving of log 
entries forever.  It may be added later depending on customer 
feedback.

INT 14 Modem Comm - is the interface which allows the user to 
access a modem NOT on their PC but anywhere on the LAN.  
However, since NONE of the LAN networking operating system 
software companies provide modem sharing as one of the built-in 
features, you must, for now, buy a separate software or 
hardware system that supports INT 14.  If you need  modem 
sharing software for your LAN which allows users access to the 
modem from anywhere on the LAN, please call Smith Micro at 1-
800-964-7674 and ask for CROSSCONNECT modem sharing 
software.   We also encourage you to contact your local LAN 
dealer or Novell at 1-800-453-1267 for various modem sharing 
options for your LAN.

DIRECT CONNECT (tm) - is a feature provided exclusively for high 
volume Mobile Media customers.  Please contact Mobile Media at 
1800-332-8832 or FAX 1-410-720-1101 for more details. 

Please click on the OK button to save your selections or click on 
the CANCEL button to not save any changes. 
ALWAYS ON TOP OPTION - In NETPAGE setup, you can select 
the ALWAYS ON TOP button which means that there is a PAGE 
button which appears on your screen in whatever application(s) 
program you are running.  This is a convenient feature for those 
who do a lot of paging.  You can always get to NETPAGE by 
pressing the ALT button then the TAB button to change from one 
Windows application to another.  That is, if you have a number of 
applications running or operating at the same time, you can press 
the ALT button and then the TAB button again and again until 
you see the NETPAGE program on your screen.  Then let go of 
both of these buttons and you are in NETPAGE or the program of 
your choice.

DO NOT DISTURB - will turn off any onLAN pages coming to you.

HELP MENU

Online HELP is available for most NETPAGE functions.   

NETPAGE- HELP & TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

NETPAGE works ONLY IN Microsoft WINDOWS software on IBM-
compatible personal computers and requires Novell IPX (version 3.11) or 
NETBIOS for Artisoft-Lantastic, CBIS-Desk-to-Desk, IBM-LanServer, 
Performance Technology-PowerLAN and other NETBIOS networks.  
OffLAN beep paging requires that the paging service support the TAP 
industry protocol.  Please contact your paging service if you have any 
questions regarding TAP.

Screen Savers - NETPAGE (Windows) will NOT popup over screen 
savers, however, if your screen saver is password protected, NETPAGE 
will beep once (depending on your screen saver)  and force your screen 
saver to popup the password box.  Put your password in to get your 
NETPAGE message.

Error Messages - NETPAGE was unable to find your network drivers.
          - You must be running LAN network software to run NETPAGE.
          - To find out your IPX.COM version, type IPX I
            	IPX.COM should be 3.10 or newer (1992 or newer).
          - To find out your IPXODI version, type "IPXODI".
          - IPXODI should be (check with your dealer) 1992 or newer.
	Please call Novell Customer Satisfaction 
	at 1-800-453-1267 or 1-800-NETWARE for help.
	You can also download new drivers from CompuServe,
	by going to GO NOVLIB.  

In addition, we will try to keep current Novell drivers on the 
CROSS+FIRE bulletin board system via modem at 303-442-2616.

NOVELL NETWORK ISSUES

This information is included because there are Novell and Artisoft LAN 
managers who are unfamiliar with Novell and Artisoft management 
features. This information (based on Novell 3.11) may change without 
notice, please contact Novell at 1-800-453-1267 for possible changes 
to this information.
To add a user to a Novell 3.11 Network, please:
Login as Supervisor
From the DOS prompt type     Syscon
From the Syscon menu select  User Information
Press the INSERT button on your keyboard (do not type insert, the 
insert button is generally located above the cursor buttons and to the 
right of the ENTER button)
You will then see                  	User Name
Type in the User Name you want to add, i.e., Fred
Press the ENTER button
You will be asked to Verify Creation of a New Directory
Move Cursor to YES
Press the ENTER button
You have successfully added a user
Press the ESC button on your keyboard a few times to quit SYSCON

NOVELL USER RIGHTS - ALL USERS

As the Novell LAN Manager, you need to give users rights to the 
NETPAGE directory where you have placed NETPAGE because each 
person using NETPAGE needs “writes” access to record pagers in the 
NETPAGE Page Log.  If you do not know how to give RIGHTS, you can 
start by typing RIGHTS from wherever you have placed NETPAGE.  This 
will tell you what RIGHTS you have. This will NOT tell you what 
RIGHTS other users have.
  
In order to add RIGHTS to your Novell Network, you login as 
SUPERVISOR and type SYSCON,
Then Select - Group Information
Then Select - Group Names - Everyone
Then Select - Trustee Directory Assignments
Then press the INSERT button
Type   SYS:Intercom
Press the Enter button
Then press the INSERT button - Select Create
Press the Enter button
Then press the INSERT button - Select Erase
Press the Enter button
Then press the INSERT button - Select Modify
Press the Enter button
Then press the INSERT button - Select Write
Press the Enter button
Then press the INSERT button - Select Access Control
Then press the ESC button a number of times to quit SYSCON.
NOTE: You should then restart or reboot your PCs.
We always recommend that you seek the assistance of a professional 
CNE or LAN consultant.  Please call us if you need one near you.

NETBIOS SHARING VIOLATION ERROR APPEARS

If you encounter sharing violations (which may appear mostly in 
NETBIOS networks) when using NETPAGE for Windows, the .EXE and 
.DLL file attributes must be flagged to read-only. To do this, have all 
users exit NETPAGE for Windows (by closing the icon).  The read-only 
attributes can then be set either in Windows File Manager or in DOS. 

To set the attributes in Windows File Manager, bring up File Manager 
and switch to the NETPAGE installation directory. Now click on 'File'  
and select 'Select Files...' At the file name entry box, type *.EXE and 
press Enter or click on 'Select'. Now back at the file name entry, type 
*.DLL, press Enter or click on 'Select', and then click on 'Close'. Now 
click on 'File' again and select 'Properties...' 

Click the 'Read Only' box so it has a check or X in it. The boxes 
'Hidden' and 'System' should be unchecked. Now press Enter or click 
on 'OK'. 

To set the attribute in DOS, change the current directory to the  
NETPAGE installation directory. Now type ATTRIB +R *.EXE (enter).  
Then type ATTRIB +R *.DLL (enter). 
    
Please note that you should change ONLY the .EXE and .DLL files.  If 
you change all the files, you will be unable to read Page Log files.  The 
read-only attribute should now allow multi-user execution within 
Windows. 
For WINDOWS users on Artisoft Lantastic Networks:
Before running NETPAGE, go into Windows Setup via the Windows 
Control Panel.  Then FOR NETWORK TYPE Select Artisoft Lantastic 
(NETPAGE does not work on 3.x or 4.x). You will need the Windows 
disks 1 or 2 to perform this task.

RUNNING DOS APPLICATIONS IN WINDOWS (PIF EDITOR) 

When DOS applications are run directly from Windows, they take 
exclusive control of the CPU, preventing Windows applications 
(including NETPAGE) from running. As a result, NETPAGE phone 
messages are not received until the DOS application is exited.

Please refer to your Microsoft Windows documentation for any recent 
changes.  This problem can be solved by creating a PIF (Program 
Information File) for the DOS application, and running the DOS 
application through the PIF rather than directly. The following steps 
explain how a PIF can be created for DOS applications being used in 
conjunction with NETPAGE for Windows.

1.	From the Main program group, double click on the PIF Editor icon to 
run the PIF editor.
2.	Enter the full path of the filename to execute in the Program 
Filename field (ex: C:\APP\MYAPP.EXE). If your program is run 
through a batch file, the path to the batch file should be entered 
here (ex: C:\BATCH\MYBAT.BAT).
3.	Enter any command-line parameters in the Optional Parameters field 
(ex: /USER=David).
4.	Enter the application's directory under the Start-up Directory field. 
This is similar to the Working Directory field of an icon's Program  
Item Properties under the Windows Program Manager.
5.	Make sure that the Execution: Exclusive check box is not checked. If 
it is checked, uncheck it. Exclusive execution will prevent NETPAGE 
from running while the DOS application is executing.
6.	From the File menu, choose Save As... and choose a meaningful 
name for the PIF file (ex: MYAPP.PIF).
7.	Exit the PIF editor by choosing Exit from the File menu.
8.	Create a new program icon by choosing New from the Program 
Manager File menu. Select Program Item and click Ok.
9.	Enter a meaningful name (ex: My Application) in the Description 
field.
10.	Under the Command Line field, enter the name of the PIF file you 
created (ex: MYAPP.PIF). This will run the PIF file when the program 
icon is selected.
11.	Click the Ok button. Your application can now be run through the 
PIF file.

Please refer to your DOS, Windows, and LAN Network manuals for help 
and guidance as well as your local LAN computer dealer or consultant.

Cross International Corporation assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions in this 
document.  Nor does Cross make any commitment to regularly send updates of the 
information contained herein to its customers. Product specifications may change without 
notice.

©  Cross International Corporation - All Rights Reserved.
854 Walnut Suite B - Boulder, Colorado 80302
303-440-7313 + FAX 303-442-2616
Updates and other CIC demos are available via BBS at 303-442-2616
Internet http://www.aescon.com


CROSS-NETPAGETM

Split Second Paging Communications SoftwareSM
 

 
854 Walnut Suite B
Boulder, Colorado 80302
303-440-7313 + FAX-BBS 303-442-2616



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