








          PCBoard 14.5 UTI Driver, version 2.2,
          (C) Copyright 1990 by Kip Compton, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

          This   UTI  Driver  conforms  fully  with   the  Revision  2  UTI
          Specification.


          This UTI is designed for use with PCBoard 14.5.










                                  License Agreement

          The  PCBoard UTI Driver ("The Software") is COPYRIGHT 1990 by Kip
          Compton,  ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

               You  may not engage in,  nor permit third  parties to engage
               in, any of the following :        

                    A)   Making alterations of any kind in the software.  
             
                    B)   ATTEMPTING TO DISASSEMBLE,  DECOMPILE, OR REVERSE 
                         ENGINEER THE SOFTWARE OR THE FILES IT GENERATES IN
                         ANY WAY.        

                    C)   Granting  sub-licenses, lease  or other  rights in
                         the software to others.  

          The  author  of the  software grants  you a  license to  use this
          software as long as you meet the above conditions.  Any violation
          of  the above conditions will  result in the  termination of your
          license to use this  software.  Upon termination of  this license
          for any reason, you  must stop using the software and destroy all
          copies  of it in your  possession immediately.   In addition, the
          author  reserves the  right to  cancel your  license to  use this
          software at any time for any reason that he sees fit. 

          The author of this software is not liable for damages suffered as
          a result  of the improper  use, proper  use, or inability  to use
          this software.  This  type of disclaimer is prohibited by  law in
          some states, and is therefore void in those states.









          Installation

               To install this  UTI driver,  copy the .EXE  files that  are
               included in the  .ZIP file  into a directory  in your  path.
               You must then  create a  file named CONFIG.UTI.   This  file
               will only  have a few  lines in it.  The first line  must be
               your "default"  PCBoard directory.   (For example,  C:\PCB).
               The second and last line in the file is optional and applies
               only when using the UTI drivers with PCRelay.  On the second
               line of the CONFIG.UTI file, put a N if you want the UTIs to
               observe PCBoard's Echo Flag when exporting messages, and put
               a Y if you want the UTIs to ignore the PCBoard Echo Flag.

               This configuration file can be named and placed anywhere you
               wish, providing that you set the environment variable UTICFG
               to  the  full path  and name  of the  file.   UTICFG  is not
               present in the environment, the UTI Drivers assume that  the
               file will  be named CONFIG.UTI  and that  it will be  in the
               directory where  the program  that uses  the UTI  drivers is
               run.   If the UTICFG environment variable is not defined and
               CONFIG.UTI is not found  in the directory that the  UTIs are
               run from, they will search the path for the file CONFIG.UTI.

               These  UTI drivers  will  properly update  all PCBoard  14.5
               information, including the mail waiting flags and the number
               of messages left  and read in  the USERS.INF file.   If  you
               want the UTIs to properly update the number of messages left
               on  the  call waiting  screen,  you  must have  the  program
               PCBSTATS.EXE (from Clark Development) in your path.

          Conference ID's are the numbers of the conferences.

          What to put in batch files to generate a UTIDOOR.TXT file:

               To generate  the UTIDOOR.TXT file,  simply run  UTIDOOR.EXE.
               The UTIDOOR.EXE  program should be run in the same directory
               as the PCBOARD.SYS and PCBOARD.DAT files.  For Example:


                      echo off
                      UTIDOOR 
                      cd \doordir
                      door
                      cd \pcb
                      board

          Error Codes Returned by Various Programs:


               Error codes returned by all UTI drivers :

                         1 - Unable to open config file







                         2 - Unable to open PCBOARD.DAT file
                         3 - Unable to open CNAMES.@@@ file
                         4 - Unable to open PCBoard Quick Index File
                         5 - Unable to find user in Quick Index File



              UTIVER : No Error Codes Returned.


              UTILSTRD Error Codes :

                         20 - Unable to Open PCBoard USERS file
                         21 - Unable to Open Output File
                         22 - Unable to Open Input File
                         23 - Unable to Open USERS.INF file


               UTILIST Error Codes :

                         20 - Unable to open output file


               UTIHIGH Error Codes :

                         20 - Unable to open PCBoard message file
                         21 - Unable to open output file
                         22 - Invalid conference number passed


              UTIEXPRT Error Codes :

                         20 - Unable to open PCBoard Message File
                         21 - Unable to interpret msg # on cmd line
                         22 - Unable to open output file.
                         23 - Unable to open PCBoard Index File
                         24 - Invalid conference number passed
                         25 - Not enough memory.


              UTIIMPRT Error Codes :

                         20 - Unable to Open PCBoard Message Base
                         21 - Unable to LOCK PCBoard Message Base
                         22 - Unable to Open Input Text File
                         23 - Unable to Open PCBoard Message Index File
                         24 - Unable to Create "OffSet" File
                         25 - Bad Conference Number Passed
                         26 - Unable to open PCBoard users file
                         27 - Unable to open PCBoard users.inf file


               UTIRFLAG Error Codes :







                         20 - Unable to open USERS file
                         21 - Unable to open message base
                         22 - Invalid Start Number
                         23 - Unable to open Message Base Index File
                         24 - Invalid Stop Number
                         25 - Unable to obtain date
                         26 - Invalid Conference Number

