
This is the README file for the QMSSTINS.ARC files.

If you are installing this on a Hard Drive:

   1. Copy the QINSTALL.COM and QINSTALL.HLP file into the
   subdirectory where the QMODEM.* files are located.

   2. Create a \SCRIPTS subdirectory underneath the \QMODEM directory
   (or whatever you call them) and copy the remaining files in.  Make
   sure you update Qinstall with the scripts subdirectory name if you
   are creating it for the first time.


If you are installing this on a floppy, it is pre-installed.  To
run the Qinstall program with a two-drive floppy system:

   1. Copy the QMODEM.CNF file to this disk.

   2. Copy the QMODEM.COM file to this disk.

   3. Execute Qinstall per the manuals instructions.

   4. Copy the QMODEM.COM and QMODEM.CNF files back to your working
   Qmodem disk.


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About the files in this ARC...


Files with an extention of .SCR are Script files.  They can be
executed from the Alt-F command, called from the Qmodem command line,
or linked to Function keys for fast execution.


The files with the extention of .HST are a group of HOST mode scripts
to put your PC in auto answer mode.  It is only assumed that your
modem be Hayes or compatible.  The main execute script is called
HOST.HST and calls the other HST files as subroutines.


There is a special USRobotics Courier HST setup script and DOC file.
Dan Moore, a beta tester, put this jewel together and it really is
super!  Even if you do not have an HST, check this script out to see
how menus and prompts can be put together.  [ Thanks Dan! ]


There are two files on the VT100 emulation, one is a KEY file (a
loadable function key table) and a DOC file which when printer, shows
you the numeric keypad equivelents in F-keys.


NOTE:  For those of you upgrading from 2.3, there is a CNF conversion
       program included called CONV-CNF.COM.  Run this program BEFORE
       running Qinstall so you will not have to recreate the CNF from
       scratch.

