Disk No: 1775                                                           
Disk Title: XPort & XClone                                              
PC-SIG Version: S1                                                      
                                                                        
Program Title: XPort                                                    
Author Version: 1.3B                                                    
Author Registration: $24.95                                             
Special Requirements: Serial ports on both machines.                    
                                                                        
This utility uses the serial communication adapters (also known as      
"serial ports") in your PCs to transfer files from one machine to       
another.  Serial transfer is much easier and faster than copying files  
from machine to disk to machine again.  XPORT will allow you to transfer
files between a 5 1/4" disk drive on one machine, and a 3 1/2" drive on 
another; or directly from one hard drive to another (regardless of file 
size); or between two drives that can't seem to read from each other's  
disks (common between 360k and 1.2 meg drives).                         
                                                                        
Many full blown communication packages will to this job.  But if you    
just want a simple, inexpensive method of getting the files from one    
system into another with a minimum of fuss and as conveniently as       
possible, use XPORT.                                                    
                                                                        
Not sure about serial port parameters and how to set them?  Forget it,  
the Transporter sets them up the way it needs them.  You've got more    
than one port in your machine, but you're not sure which is "COM1",     
"COM2", "COM3" and "COM4"?  Forget it, the Transporter automatically    
detects which port you've got the cable plugged into.                   
Program Title: XClone                                                   
Author Version: 1.3B                                                    
Author Registration: $24.95                                             
Special Requirements: Serial ports on both machines.                    
                                                                        
This utility uses the serial communication adapters (also known as      
"serial ports") in your PCs to transfer files from one machine to       
another.  Serial transfer is much easier and faster than copying files  
from machine to disk to machine again.  XPORT will allow you to transfer
files between a 5 1/4" disk drive on one machine, and a 3 1/2" drive on 
another; or directly from one hard drive to another (regardless of file 
size); or between two drives that can't seem to read from each other's  
disks (common between 360k and 1.2 meg drives).                         
                                                                        
Many full blown communication packages will to this job.  But if you    
just want a simple, inexpensive method of getting the files from one    
system into another with a minimum of fuss and as conveniently as       
possible, use XPORT.                                                    
                                                                        
Not sure about serial port parameters and how to set them?  Forget it,  
the Transporter sets them up the way it needs them.  You've got more    
than one port in your machine, but you're not sure which is "COM1",     
"COM2", "COM3" and "COM4"?  Forget it, the Transporter automatically    
detects which port you've got the cable plugged into.                   
                                                                        
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