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*       THIRD PARTY INFORMATION FOR MODEM ASSIST                 6/23/95   *

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This document contains information on using Modem Assist Plus with the 

following third party software.



     1)   USING WITH CROSSTALK MK. 4 VERSION 1.1 

     2)   USING WITH REFLECTION 1+ VERSION 3.3

     3)   USING WITH LEXIS/NEXIS VERSION 2.5

     4)   USING WITH WESTMATE VERSION 3.20 

     5a)  USING WITH PC ANYWHERE VERSION 4 and 4.5  (also with INHOST)

     5b)  USING WITH PC ANYWHERE LAN NETWORK VERSION (also with INHOST)

     5c)  USING WITH PC ANYWHERE VERSION 5.0 (also with INHOST)

     5d)  USING WITH PC ANYWHERE FOR WINDOWS 1.0 & 2.0 (also with INHOST)

     6)   USING WITH PROCOMM PLUS NETWORK VERSION

     7a)  USING WITH REACHOUT MODEM AND NETWORK VERSION (also with INHOST)

     7b)  USING WITH REACHOUT FOR WINDOWS (also with INHOST)

     



USING 3RD PARTY SOFTWARE WITH MODEM ASSIST PLUS



Synergy Solutions has tested the following packages and describes 

their setup as follows:



  DOS NOTE: If your software is not listed you should check the area in 

	    your software where you change the port settings. Under port

	    settings you should see a setting for INT14 or NASI, select

	    one or the other and at that point it should being communicating

	    with Modem Assist.





1)  USING MODEM ASSIST WITH CROSSTALK MK. 4 VERSION 1.1 



Use the following steps as a guide to using CROSSTALK Mk. 4 with 

Modem Assist:



     a)     DCA's CROSSTALK package should be installed following DCA's

	    recommended installation procedures and set the flow control 

	    to Xon/Xoff (software flow control).



     b)     Run MSERVER on the workstation where the modem 

	    physically resides to share it with other network users.



     c)     Run MCLIENT on the workstation using CROSSTALK Mk. 4 to

	    access the shared modem by typing:



				    MCLIENT 



	    Note: Be sure that the CLIENT.CON file has been set to Xon/Xoff

		  (Software flow control). You can check this by running the

		  PAREDIT program and editing the CLIENT.CON file.



     d)     To use CROSSTALK with the MCLIENT program, you will need certain

	    configuration options set.  One possible method would be to add

	    a Phone Book Entry Card which describes the Device and Terminal

	    Drivers to use.  The INT14 driver will always be used, the default 

	    BLANK card can be modified with the desired drivers.  Steps e) 

	    through i) outline this procedure.  These steps are written with 

	    the assumption that you are familiar with the CROSSTALK software.



      e)    Load up CROSSTALK and go to the OFFLINE MENU.  From the OFFLINE

	    MENU, select Change Configuration or Phone book.  Enter the

	    information for a new card (you may also choose Change Information

	    on an old card if you are modifying the default record, BLANK).



      f)    If you have not already done so, enter the phone number and

	    description for the entry you are creating.  Next, press the 

	    <CTRL> and <ENTER> keys simultaneously in order to end the 

	    editing of the record.  When you are prompted for a name to use

	    in the save operation, enter a new and different name for the

	    Phone Book Card (unless you are editing a card you have

	    previously configured for use with MCLIENT) and press the

	    <ENTER> key.  Press the <ESC> key several times until you return

	    to the CROSSTALK 'command line'.  At the CROSSTALK command line,

	    type:



				     DEVICE INT14



	    and press the <ENTER> key.



      g)    Press the <ALT> and <D> keys simultaneously to access Device

	    Setup editing.  Select the appropriate speed, parity, data bits,

	    and stop bits.  For the 'Flow' option, press the space bar until

	    the 'None' selection is chosen.  For the 'Local' option, press the

	    space bar until the 'Off' selection is displayed; choose this if

	    you prefer automatic dialing, etc.  Choose the 'On' selection if

	    you prefer to manually enter the modem commands you will use.



      h)    When you have finished making these changes, press the <CTRL> and

	    <ENTER> keys, and enter a new name for the Phone Book Card (unless

	    you are editing a card you have previously configured for use

	    with MCLIENT) and press the <ENTER> key. 



      i)    As you are setting up other Phone Book Cards for use with

	    MCLIENT, you should start by selecting cards already set up for

	    use with INT 14 drivers.  This helps to assure that new cards will

	    inherit the related settings of the existing card.  Usually you

	    will only need to enter or change the information pertaining to

	    the new phone number.  This is done by selecting the 'Make a call

	    from the phone book' option from the menu; you should choose the

	    appropriate card, and then press the <ESC> key to cancel the call.

	    The card chosen becomes the 'current' card in the view window;

	    you may now perform any edit operations required.

 

*NOTE   You may also need to set "RESULT CODES ON" in order to make multiple

	outbound calls. (see user manual on setting this parameter).





  CROSSTALK and DCA are registered trademarks of Digital Communications 

    Associates, Inc.

    



2)  INTERFACING MODEM ASSIST TO REFLECTION 1+ VERSION 3.3



Use the following steps as a guide to using REFLECTION 1+ with Modem Assist:



     a)     The REFLECTION 1+ package should be installed following DCA's

	    recommended installation procedures and Xon/Xoff (software 

	    flow control) selected. 



     b)     Run MSERVER on the workstation where the modem 

	    physically resides to share it with other network users.



     c)     Run MCLIENT on the workstation using REFLECTION 1+ to

	    access the shared modem by typing:



				  MCLIENT



	    Note: Be sure that the CLIENT.CON file has been set to Xon/Xoff

		  (Software flow control). You can check this by running the

		  PAREDIT program and editing the CLIENT.CON file.



     d)     Now run the Reflection program you are using; R1.EXE for use

	    with Digital Equipment Corporation equipment, or R1V.EXE for

	    use with Hewlett-Packard equipment.



     e)     When Reflection is first executed, the Basic Configuration menu

	    will appear.  You may also press the <ALT> and <C> keys to bring

	    up the Configuration Menu.  The Configuration Menu is accessed

	    through the function keys listed at the bottom of the screen.

	    Press F1 to access the Datacomm Configuration Menu.



     f)     At the Datacomm Configuration Menu Datacomm port entry select

	    INT14.  You should also set the Baud rate, Parity, Data bits,

	    and Stop bits to the values you will use with your host link

	    or modem.



     g)     Next, move down to the Session # (LAN) field and enter the number

	    1 to select the serial port, port one.  When you have selected the

	    correct values, press the <F6> key to save the changes, then press

	    the <F5> key to activate the changes.



     h)     You should now enter the Global Configuration Menu and make sure

	    the top line is correctly configured for the terminal type you

	    will be emulating.  The other defaults settings should be

	    sufficient.  When you have determined you have selected the

	    correct settings, press the <F6> key to save the changes you

	    have made, then press the <F5> key to activate the changes.



     i)     To use Reflection with Modem Assist, press the <F8> key 

	    to return to terminal mode.  You may now start a Revelation host 

	    session or send modem commands to a shared modem.  When using a

	    Modem Assist shared modem, all modem commands must be entered 

	    manually, as Reflection operates as a direct terminal 

	    communications interface to host computers.  Refer to the modem 

	    manual for the brand and model of modem you are using for the 

	    command syntax instructions to do this.





  Reflection is a registered trademark of Walker Richer & Quinn, Inc. 





3)  INTERFACING MODEM ASSIST TO LEXIS/NEXIS VERSION  2.5



Use the following steps as a guide to using Lexis/Nexis 2.5 with Modem Assist:



     a)     The Lexis/Nexis package should be installed following the

	    recommended installation procedures and Xon/Xoff (software

	    flow control) selected. 



     b)     Run MSERVER on the workstation where the modem 

	    physically resides to share it with other network users.



     c)     Run MCLIENT on the workstation using Lexis/Nexis to

	    access the shared modem by typing:



				  MCLIENT 



	    Note: Be sure that the CLIENT.CON file has been set to Xon/Xoff

		  (Software flow control). You can check this by running the

		  PAREDIT program and editing the CLIENT.CON file.



     d)     You should now run the CONFIG program from the Lexis subdirectory.  

 

     e)     Select the Primary Connection Option. 



     f)     Select the Primary Connection Method.



     g)     Select INT14 (POLLING)



     h)     Save changes





     You can now run LEXIS and access the Modem Assist shared modem.



Lexis/Nexis is a registered trademark of Mead Data Central.







4)  INTERFACING MODEM ASSIST TO WESTMATE Version 3.20 



Use the following steps as a guide to using WESTMATE with Modem Assist:



     a)     The WESTMATE package should be installed following the

	    recommended installation procedures and Xon/Xoff (software

	    flow control) selected. 



     b)     Run MSERVER on the workstation where the modem 

	    physically resides to share it with other network users.





     c)     Run MCLIENT on the workstation using Westmate to

	    access the shared modem by typing:



				   MCLIENT 



	    Note: Be sure that the CLIENT.CON file has been set to Xon/Xoff

		  (Software flow control). You can check this by running the

		  PAREDIT program and editing the CLIENT.CON file.



     d)     You may now run the WESTMATE program.  When the Off-line screen

	    appears with the '-=>' prompt, type the command 



				      VPRINT





	    and press the <Enter> key.  A series of settings for WESTMATE's

	    variables will be displayed on the screen.  For Modem Assist  

	    to function correctly, you will need to change the "@modport"

	    variable setting.  Type the following commands in lower case 

	    EXACTLY AS IT APPEARS BELOW:



				  @modport=com1





	    and press the <Enter> key.  Next, type



				     init



	    and press the <Enter> key.  Lastly, type:



				    write



	    and press the <Enter> key.  This should make the appropriate

	    changes to the WESTMATE program, and it should function properly.



     e)     You should now refer to your WESTMATE software manual for specific

	    instructions on setting up your WESTLAW access parameters, such as

	    your user ID and password.





WESTMATE and WESTLAW are registered trademarks of West Publishing Company.







5a)     USING MODEM ASSIST WITH pcANYWHERE IV



Use the following steps as a guide to using pcANYWHERE IV with Modem Assist:





	a)      Install pcANYWHERE IV following the recommended installation

		procedures and insure that RTS/CTS (hardware flow control)

		is selected in the hardware configuration.



	b)      Run MSERVER on the workstation where the modem physically

		resides to share it with other network users.



	c)      Run MCLIENT on the workstation that will be using 

		pcANYWHERE IV to call out on the shared modem by

		typing:



				MCLIENT 

	    

	    Note: Be sure that the CLIENT.CON file has been set to RTS/CTS

		  (Hardware flow control). You can check this by running the

		  PAREDIT program and editing the CLIENT.CON file.



	d)      To use pcANYWHERE IV with the MCLIENT program, you will

		need certain configuration options set.  Go into the 

		remote portion of pcANYWHERE IV by typing:



				AWREMOTE



	e)      Select HARDWARE CONFIGURATIONS from the MAIN MENU



	f)      Edit the "Device/Port: " field by pressing RETURN and

		select INT14 from the list provided. Note: it will also

		ask you the comm port, this can be COM1 or higher, it does

		not make a difference in communicating with MCLIENT. 

		

	g)      Adjust all other fields according to your MODEM TYPE.

	

	h)      Save your changes under the default configuration.



	i)      You can now dial out using pcANYWHERE IV.







Use the following as a guide for using Modem Assist (INHOST)

with pcANYWHERE IV:



	a)      Install pcANYWHERE IV following the recommended installation

		procedures and set RTS/CTS (hardware flow control).



	b)      Run MSERVER on the workstation where the modem physically

		resides to share it with other network users.

	    

	    Note: Be sure that the SERVER.CON file has been set to RTS/CTS

		  (Hardware flow control) for the transmit set that is being

		  used. You can check this by running the PAREDIT program 

		  and editing the SERVER.CON file.



	c)      Run MCLIENT on the workstation that will be using 

		pcANYWHERE IV (HOST) to receive a call from the shared 

		modem by typing:



				MCLIENT



	    Note: Be sure that the CLIENT.CON file has been set to RTS/CTS

		  (Hardware flow control). You can check this by running the

		  PAREDIT program and editing the CLIENT.CON file.



	d)      To use pcANYWHERE IV (HOST) with the MCLIENT program, you will

		need certain configuration options set.  Go into the 

		host portion of pcANYWHERE IV by typing:



				AWHOST



	e)      Select HARDWARE CONFIGURATIONS from the MAIN MENU



	f)      Edit the "Device/Port: " field by pressing RETURN and

		select INT14 from the list provided. Note: it will also

		ask you the comm port, this can be COM1 or higher, it does

		not make a difference in communicating with MCLIENT. 

		

	g)      Edit the MODEM type and select NONE.

	

	h)      Make sure that CONNECTION STARTED BY is set to

		"ALWAYS CONNECTED" and CONNECTION ENDED BY is set to

		"DCD"



	i)      Set DTR and RTS state to "ALWAYS ON"



	j)      All other parameters are to be set based on the modem at the

		MSERVER station and personal preference. EXAMPLE:



		DATA RATE: 2400 FOR 2400 BAUD MODEMS ETC....



	k)      Make sure flow control is set to RTS/CTS.



	l)      Save all default settings and exit AWHOST.



	m)      From the command line type:



			INHOST AWHOST.EXE, -M=A



		this will load the INHOST program with the default service

		name in the CLIENT.CON and will execute the program

		AWHOST.EXE with the parameters -M=A (mode = automatic).



		NOTE: you can set pcANYWHERE to auto re-boot the 

		workstation at the end of the session and have the

		above load in the autoexec.bat if you wish to be able

		to have continuous dial-in capabilities where reboot is

		required.



		The following steps will allow a workstation that has been

		taken over as a host to reset itself and be prepared for an

		inbound call again without rebooting. You will need to create

		a batch file that will execute the following:



		AWLOGOFF C:

		rem (This cancels pcAnywhere)

		MCLIENT RELEASE

		rem (This releases your current modem connection immediately)

		INHOST AWHOST.EXE, -M=A

		rem (This reloads INHOST and waits for an inbound call without

		rem tying up a modem).



		For the sake of example, you can call the above batch file

		LOGOFF. When you are ready to end your communication session

		you will just need to type LOGOFF on the HOST workstation and

		it will automatically end the remote session and set up for a

		new session. FEEL FREE TO CUT AND PASTE THE ABOVE EXAMPLE TO

		CREATE A BATCH FILE.

	

	n)      You can now receive calls using pcANYWHERE IV and

		Modem Assist.





pcANYWHERE IV is a trademark of Symantec Corporation.







5b)     USING MODEM ASSIST WITH pcANYWHERE/LAN (Outbound)



Use the following steps as a guide to using pcANYWHERE/LAN with Modem Assist 

using the NASI option:



	a)      Install pcANYWHERE following the recommended installation

		procedures and insure that RTS/CTS (hardware flow control)

		is selected in the hardware configuration.



	b)      Run MSERVER on the workstation where the modem physically

		resides to share it with other network users.



	c)      Run MCLIENT on the workstation that will be using 

		pcANYWHERE to call out on the shared modem by

		typing:



				MCLIENT 

	    

	    Note: Be sure that the CLIENT.CON file has been set to RTS/CTS

		  (Hardware flow control). You can check this by running the

		  PAREDIT program and editing the CLIENT.CON file.



	d)      To use pcANYWHERE/LAN with the MCLIENT program, you will

		need certain configuration options set.  Execute 

		pcANYWHERE/LAN by typing:



				AWLAN



		and enter your ID code.



	e)      Select HARDWARE CONFIGURATIONS from the MAIN MENU. Press your

		INSERT key to create a new configuration or select one that

		has been previously established.



	f)      Edit the "Device/Port: " field by pressing RETURN and

		select NASI/NCSI from the list provided. Note: it will also

		ask you the server, group and port, based on your selections 

		you will be shown the available modems on the network. For 

		more information on the NASI options refer to your PCANYWHERE

		manual.



	g)      Adjust all other fields according to your MODEM TYPE.

		

	h)      Save your changes.



	i)      Select REMOTE OPERATION.



	j)      Select View/Modify List of Hosts..



	k)      Edit or Create a new Host entry and be sure to use the 

		Hardware configuration you created with the NASI selection.



	l)      Save your host entry.



	m)      You can now select from "Connect Via List Of Hosts" and dial

		out through Modem Assist.







Use the following as a guide for using Modem Assist (INHOST)

with pcANYWHERE/LAN:



	a)      Install pcANYWHERE/LAN following the recommended installation

		procedures and set RTS/CTS (hardware flow control).



	b)      Run MSERVER on the workstation where the modem physically

		resides to share it with other network users.

	    

	    Note: Be sure that the SERVER.CON file has been set to RTS/CTS

		  (Hardware flow control) for the transmit set that is being

		  used. You can check this by running the PAREDIT program 

		  and editing the SERVER.CON file.



	c)      Run MCLIENT on the workstation that will be using 

		pcANYWHERE/LAN (HOST) to receive a call from the shared 

		modem by typing:



				MCLIENT



	    Note: Be sure that the CLIENT.CON file has been set to RTS/CTS

		  (Hardware flow control). You can check this by running the

		  PAREDIT program and editing the CLIENT.CON file.



	d)      To use pcANYWHERE/LAN (HOST) with the MCLIENT program, you 

		will need certain configuration options set.  Go into the 

		pcANYWHERE/LAN by typing:



				AWLAN



	e)      Select HARDWARE CONFIGURATIONS from the MAIN MENU



	f)      Press you INSERT key and create a new Hardware configuration.



	g)      Edit the "Device/Port: " field by pressing RETURN and

		select INT14 from the list provided. Note: it will also

		ask you the comm port, this can be COM1 or higher, it does

		not make a difference in communicating with MCLIENT. 

		

	NOTE: You cannot use the NASI option in this case for INBOUND calling

	      because PCANYWHERE will try to reset the connection when 

	      executed. YOU MUST USE THE INT14 OPTION.



	h)      Edit the MODEM type and select NONE.

	

	i)      Make sure that CONNECTION STARTED BY is set to

		"ALWAYS CONNECTED" and CONNECTION ENDED BY is set to

		"DCD"



	j)      Set DTR and RTS state to "ALWAYS ON"



	k)      All other parameters are to be set based on the modem at the

		MSERVER station and personal preference. EXAMPLE:



		DATA RATE: 2400 FOR 2400 BAUD MODEMS ETC....



	l)      Make sure flow control is set to RTS/CTS.



	m)      Save all settings and exit back to main menu.



	n)      Select HOST OPERATION from main menu.



	o)      Select ACTIVE CONFIGURATION from the menu and highlight

		the configuration you just created and press return.



	p)      Exit PCANYWHERE LAN



	q)      Copy the INHOST.EXE program to your PCANYWHERE subdirectory

		and from the command line type:



			INHOST AWLAN.EXE, -o=h -i="your user code" -M=A



		this will load the INHOST program with the default service

		name in the CLIENT.CON and will execute the program

		AWLAN.EXE with the additional parameters.



		NOTE: you can set pcANYWHERE to auto re-boot the 

		workstation at the end of the session and have the

		above load in the autoexec.bat if you wish to be able

		to have continuous dial-in capabilities where reboot is

		required.



		The following steps will allow a workstation that has been

		taken over as a host to reset itself and be prepared for an

		inbound call again without rebooting. You will need to create

		a batch file that will execute the following:



		AWLOGOFF C:

		rem (This cancels pcAnywhere)

		MCLIENT RELEASE

		rem (This releases your current modem connection immediately)

		INHOST AWLAN.EXE, -o=h -i="your user code" -M=A

		rem (This reloads INHOST and waits for an inbound call without

		rem tying up a modem).



		For the sake of example, you can call the above batch file

		LOGOFF. When you are ready to end your communication session

		you will just need to type LOGOFF on the HOST workstation and

		it will automatically end the remote session and set up for a

		new session. FEEL FREE TO CUT AND PASTE THE ABOVE EXAMPLE TO

		CREATE A BATCH FILE.

 

	r)      You can now receive calls using pcANYWHERE LAN and

		Modem Assist.





pcANYWHERE IV is a trademark of Symantec Corporation.





5c)     USING MODEM ASSIST WITH pcANYWHERE 5.0 (Outbound)



Use the following steps as a guide to using pcANYWHERE 5.0 with Modem Assist 

using the NASI option:



	a)      Install pcANYWHERE following the recommended installation

		procedures and insure that RTS/CTS (hardware flow control)

		is selected in the hardware configuration.



	b)      Run MSERVER on the workstation where the modem physically

		resides to share it with other network users.



	c)      Run MCLIENT on the workstation that will be using 

		pcANYWHERE to call out on the shared modem by

		typing:



				MCLIENT 

	    

	    Note: Be sure that the CLIENT.CON file has been set to RTS/CTS

		  (Hardware flow control). You can check this by running the

		  PAREDIT program and editing the CLIENT.CON file.



	d)      To use pcANYWHERE 5.0 with the MCLIENT program, you will

		need certain configuration options set.  Execute 

		pcANYWHERE 5.0 by typing:



				AW



		and enter your ID code. (if used)



	e)      Select CONFIGURE from the MAIN MENU. Select SYSTEM HARDWARE. 

		Press your INSERT key to create a new configuration or select 

		one that has been previously established.



	f)      Edit the "Device/Port: " field by pressing RETURN and

		select NASI/NCSI from the list provided. Note: it will also

		ask you the server, group and port, based on your selections 

		you will be shown the available modems on the network. For 

		more information on the NASI options refer to your PCANYWHERE

		manual.



	g)      Adjust all other fields according to your MODEM TYPE.

		

	h)      Save your changes.



	i)      Select CALL A HOST.



	j)      Select View/Modify List of Hosts..



	k)      Edit or Create a new Host entry and be sure to use the 

		Hardware configuration you created with the NASI selection.



	l)      Save your host entry.



	m)      You can now select from "Connect to a Host" and dial

		out through Modem Assist.







Use the following as a guide for using Modem Assist (INHOST)

with pcANYWHERE 5.0:



*Important note at bottom of this section for users sharing only 1 modem.



a)      Install pcANYWHERE/LAN following the recommended installation

		procedures and set RTS/CTS (hardware flow control).



	b)      Run MSERVER on the workstation where the modem physically

		resides to share it with other network users.

	    

	    Note: Be sure that the SERVER.CON file has been set to RTS/CTS

		  (Hardware flow control) for the transmit set that is being

		  used. You can check this by running the PAREDIT program 

		  and editing the SERVER.CON file.



	c)      Run MCLIENT on the workstation that will be using 

		pcANYWHERE 5.0 (HOST) to receive a call from the shared 

		modem by typing:



				MCLIENT



	    Note: Be sure that the CLIENT.CON file has been set to RTS/CTS

		  (Hardware flow control). You can check this by running the

		  PAREDIT program and editing the CLIENT.CON file.



	d)      To use pcANYWHERE 5.0 (HOST) with the MCLIENT program, you 

		will need certain configuration options set.  Go into the 

		pcANYWHERE 5.0 by typing:



				AW



	e)      Select CONFIGURE from the MAIN MENU. Select SYSTEM HARDWARE.



	f)      Press your INSERT key and create a new Hardware configuration.



	g)      Edit the "Device/Port: " field by pressing RETURN and

		select NASI from the list provided. Enter ANY:ANY:ANY

		for the fields listed. Note: The select at a 

		later time option should be set to NO. 

		

	h)      Edit the MODEM type and select NONE.

	

	i)      Adjust the baud rate to match the baud rate that is set in

		the SERVER.CON file (Example: If you have a baud rate set for

		LINE1 at 19200 in the SERVER.CON file, make sure that the 

		baud rate in pcANYWHERE is set to 19200. They must match).

	

	j)      Make sure flow control is set to RTS/CTS.



	k)      Save all settings and exit back to main menu.



	l)      Select BE A HOST from main menu.



	m)      Select ACTIVE CONFIGURATION from the menu and highlight

		the configuration you just created and press return.



	p)      Exit PCANYWHERE LAN



	q)      Copy the INHOST.EXE program to your PCANYWHERE subdirectory

		and from the command line type:



			INHOST AW.EXE, /O:H/M:A



		this will load the INHOST program with the default service

		name in the CLIENT.CON and will execute the program

		AW.EXE with the additional parameters.



		NOTE: you can set pcANYWHERE to auto re-boot the 

		workstation at the end of the session and have the

		above load in the autoexec.bat if you wish to be able

		to have continuous dial-in capabilities where reboot is

		required.



		The following steps will allow a workstation that has been

		taken over as a host to reset itself and be prepared for an

		inbound call again without rebooting. You will need to create

		a batch file that will execute the following:



		AWLOGOFF C:

		rem (This cancels pcAnywhere)

		MCLIENT RELEASE

		rem (This releases your current modem connection immediately)

		INHOST AW.EXE, /O:H/M:A

		rem (This reloads INHOST and waits for an inbound call without

		rem tying up a modem).



		For the sake of example, you can call the above batch file

		LOGOFF. When you are ready to end your communication session

		you will just need to type LOGOFF on the HOST workstation and

		it will automatically end the remote session and set up for a

		new session. FEEL FREE TO CUT AND PASTE THE ABOVE EXAMPLE TO

		CREATE A BATCH FILE.

 

	r)      You can now receive calls using pcANYWHERE 5.0 and

		Modem Assist.



*Note: There has been a problem found where as if you are sharing 1 modem 

       and you dial into the system and pcAnywhere starts to load, you will

       receive an "Initilizing Modem" and the system will fail. PcAnywhere is

       looking for an available port before loading and because the port you]

       are dialing into is busy, it will fail. The following is a workaround

       to this problem until Symantec makes a correction:



       1. Create a new line in the server.con file and call it something like

	  GHOST. Make sure that the line has been defined with "NO MODEM"

	  (MODEM=N if you are looking at server.con file through a text editor)

       2. Create a new GROUP in the server.con file and call it something like

	  DONOTUSE. Make sure that the LINES= statement has GHOST in it.

       3. Save the SERVER.CON file and reboot the comm server. You should then

	  be able to dial in without problems.





5d)  USING MODEM ASSIST WITH pcANYWHERE for Windows 1.0 & 2.0 (Inbound)



Use the following as a guide for using Modem Assist (INHOST)

with pcANYWHERE for Windows version 1.0 and 2.0:



   Setting up Modem Assist INHOST:     

   

	a)      Modem Assist should be installed for Windows support. See 

		User Manual (Windows Installation). The INHOST icon should

		be available in the Modem Assist group in Program manager.

	

	b)      Run the Port Status and Setup program and insure that the

		comm port redirector is installed and make a note of the comm

		port number that is currently being redirected by Modem 

		Assist.

	

	c)      Click on the Inhost Icon from the Modem Assist program group.

	

	d)      Click on the Browse button and go to the directory where      

		pcAYNWHERE for Windows is installed.

	

	e)      Click on the program name "WINHOST.EXE"

	

	f>      Enter "pcANYWHERE Host" or some other suitable description 

		in the "Program Description" field (Optional).



	g)      Leave the "Input Paramters" field empty.

	

	h>      Enter a "Service Name" in the field provided (Optional). If

		you do not supply a service name, Modem Assist takes the

		default name specified in the CLIENT.CON file. This is the

		name displayed when you call into the server.

	

	i)      Select the "Reset after Connection Termination" box.      

	

	j>      Select the "OPTIONS" button and insure that both options are

		not checked.



	k>      Select the OK button. INHOST is now ready to accept an

		inbound call.



	*****   All other selections on the main screen are optional

	

  

  Setting up pcANYWHERE:      

  

	a)      Run pcANYWHERE for Windows.

	

	b)      Click on the "Be A Host PC" button.



	c)      Under the frame box titled "Allow Control Options", click on 

		the Settings button.



	d)      The Edit Caller Entry menu will appear.  Click on the 

		Advanced button.



	e)      Under the frame box titled "Caller Rights", put an X in the

		check box "Allow Caller To Change Host Mode".



	f)      Click OK.  Click OK again to return to the main "Be A Host

		PC" menu.



	g)      Under the frame box titled "Your Hardware Configuration Name",

		select "Direct Connect" from the list box.



	h)      Click on the Edit button.



	i)      Set the "Device" to the Windows COM port you have configured

		Modem Assist to redirect.



	j)      Be sure that the No Modem[Direct Connect] radio button is 

		selected.



	k)      Set the Data Rate to the same speed as set in the SERVER.CON 

		file for the Inbound line.

	

	l)      Set the Flow Control to RTS/CTS.



	m>      Click on the "Advanced" button



	n>      Under the "Connection" box, you may find it necessary to 

		change the "Started by:" to the option "Receive 2 <CR>'s".

		When you dial into the comm server and select the station,

		press return twice to wake up the pcANYWHERE host. (This may

		only be necessary for some workstations).

		

	o)      Click OK until you return to the main Be A Host PC menu.

	

	n>      Minimize pcANYWHERE (Do not select Wait for call)



You can now call in and select this host by name when the comm server answers.



NOTE: When hanging up from the connection, you will see a check box under the

      END SESSION prompt, uncheck the box and then proceed to end session.

      This will insure that the connection is reset and ready for the next dial

      in.



      If you plan on having the station REBOOT after disconnect, you can 

      automate the process of having the workstation ready for the next call

      by placing the WIN command in your AUTOEXEC.BAT file. In Windows, add

      INHOST to the startup group and under properties for INHOST add the 

      command AUTO.



      Example:   Command Line:  C:\SYNERGY\INHOST.EXE AUTO



      This will automatically start INHOST and minimize it. Also add the 

      pcANYWHERE icon (WINAW.EXE) to the startup group and select "Minimize"

      under the properties for that icon.







pcANYWHERE is a trademark of Symantec Corporation.







6)     USING MODEM ASSIST WITH PROCOMM PLUS NETWORK VERSION



Use the following steps as a guide to using PROCOMM with Modem Assist:



	a)      Install PROCOMM following the recommended installation

		procedures.



	b)      During installation, select EBIOS INT14 or NASI for the type

		of network communications you will be using.

		

	c)      Run MSERVER on the workstation where the modem physically

		resides to share it with other network users.



	d)      Run MCLIENT on the workstation that will be using 

		PROCOMM to call out on the shared modem by

		typing:



				MCLIENT



	e)      You can now run PCOMNET and dial out. 

		



PROCOMM PLUS Network Version is a trademark of DATASTORM TECHNOLOGIES, INC.







7a) USING MODEM ASSIST FOR OUTBOUND/INBOUND COMMUNICATIONS WITH REACHOUT 

    MODEM AND NETWORK VERSIONS (DOS)



The following steps are a guide to using REACHOUT with Modem Assist

for Outbound:



	a) Run the PAREDIT program and edit the CLIENT.CON file so that the 

	   flow control to be used is set to HARDWARE Flow control. Be sure 

	   to save the file changes.



	b) Run MSERVER on the workstation where the modem physically resides 

	   to share it with other network users.



	c) Install REACHOUT following the recommended installation 

	   procedures.



	* If using Modem Assist version 2.x, during the REACHOUT installation 

	  it will ask you for the comm settings to be used, you will need to 

	  select INT-14 (Basic Initialization)



	* If using Modem Assist version 3.0, during the REACHOUT installation 

	  it will ask you for the comm settings to be used, you can either 

	  select INT-14 (Basic Initialization) or NASI/NCSI ACS. If you 

	  choose NASI you will be able to go at speeds greater than 9600.



	d) Run the PAREDIT program and edit the CLIENT.CON file so that the 

	   flow control to be used is set to HARDWARE Flow control. Be 

	   sure to save the file changes.



	e) Run MCLIENT on the workstation that will be using REACHOUT to 

	   call out on the shared modem by typing:



				MCLIENT 



	   Note: If you are going to run the client program on the 

		 communications server, the above command will be MLCLIENT.



	   IMPORTANT: If you are using version 2.x of Modem Assist you 

		      will need to type:

			

				MCLIENT CONNECT



	f) To use REACHOUT type:



				GVM



	   this will load REACHOUT and you can then call out.



	g) When finished with REACHOUT you can unload the REACHOUT TSR's 

	   by typing UNLOADMH and then remove Modem Assist from 

	   memory by issuing the command:



				MCLIENT -



	   This will unload all TSR's from memory.



	   NOTE:  You can automate the above procedures by adding the above 

	   load command for MCLIENT to the REACHOUT GHM.BAT and adding the 

	   unload command for MCLIENT to the REACHOUT UNLOADMH.BAT file.





The following steps are a guide to using REACHOUT with Modem Assist  

(INHOST DOS) for Inbound:



	a) Install REACHOUT following the recommended installation 

	   procedures.



	b) During the REACHOUT installation it will ask you for the comm 

	   settings to be used, Select "Modem Assist" from the menu.  



	   *If "Modem Assist PLUS" is not a selection, you will need to

	    contact Ocean Isle to obtain a new RCHACS and SETUP file.

	    Their number is (407) 770-4777



	c) Run the PAREDIT program and edit the CLIENT.CON and SERVER.CON 

	   files so that the flow control to be used is set to HARDWARE 

	   Flow control. Be sure to save the file changes.



	c) Run MSERVER on the workstation where the modem physically resides 

	   to share it with other network users.



	d) Copy MCLIENT.EXE, CLIENT.CON and INHOST.EXE to your REACHOUT                    

	   subdirectory (Example: F:\REACHOUT)



	Note: If you are going to run the client program on the 

	communications server as an inbound host you will also need to 

	copy MLCLIENT.EXE. 



	e) Edit the REACHOUT GHM.BAT file and add/change the following so 

	   that the batch file looks like this:   



		MCLIENT

		SET RCHPATH=F:\REACHOUT    (THE PATH IS AN EXAMPLE ONLY)

		RCHACS   NAME=TEST         (NAME IS AN EXAMPLE ONLY)

		INHOST RCHDOS.EXE,

		DOSGRAPH

		HOSTMDM 





	f) Execute the batch file GHM. This will load the Modem Assist  

	   client and then install the necessary REACHOUT TSR's. The 

	   REACHOUT RCHDOS TSR will be executed by INHOST when an incoming 

	   call has been placed and any other optional REACHOUT TSR's listed 

	   after will be executed.



DISCONNECTING FROM AN INBOUND REACHOUT SESSION



There are 2 methods that you can use to end an inbound session. These 

methods are described below:



1. Setup REACHOUT to reboot upon disconnect. This will mean that you will 

   need all of the commands from the GHM.BAT file included in your 

   autoexec.bat and all REACHOUT and Modem Assist software will need 

   to be accessible by the workstation on either the workstations hard drive 

   or a network drive. 



NOTE: After the workstation reboots it will take 1 to 2 minutes for Modem 

Assist to reset the connection at the comm server before taking another 

call.



2. Reset the INHOST workstation by unloading the REACHOUT software and 

reloading INHOST. This can be accomplished using the UNLOADMH.BAT file that 

REACHOUT created and adding the following lines to the bottom of the file:



	MCLIENT -

	GHM



When UNLOADMH is executed it  will unload all of the REACHOUT TSR's and 

unload the MCLIENT TSR and then call the GHM.BAT file which will 

reload REACHOUT and start INHOST.



EXAMPLE: When you are finished remotely controlling the host you can 

execute the command UNLOADMH on the host which will cause everything to 

be reset and your call will terminate automatically. You may want to 

rename the UNLOADMH.BAT to something more intuitive such as LOGOFF.BAT

so it is easier for users to remember.



REACHOUT is a trademark of Ocean Isle Software.







7b) USING MODEM ASSIST FOR INBOUND COMMUNICATIONS WITH REACHOUT 

    MODEM AND NETWORK VERSIONS (INHOST Windows)



The following steps are a guide to using REACHOUT with Modem Assist

for Inbound into a Reachout Windows session:





	a) Install REACHOUT following the recommended installation 

	   procedures.



	b) During the REACHOUT installation it will ask you for the comm 

	   settings to be used, Select "Modem Assist" from the menu.  



	c) Run the PAREDIT program and edit the CLIENT.CON and SERVER.CON 

	   files so that the flow control to be used is set to HARDWARE 

	   Flow control. Be sure to save the file changes. Also change the

	   CLIENT.CON file to reflect "NASI=3"



	c) Run MSERVER on the workstation where the modem physically resides 

	   to share it with other network users.



	d) Copy MCLIENT.EXE, CLIENT.CON to your REACHOUT                    

	   subdirectory (Example: F:\REACHOUT)



	Note: If you are going to run the client program on the 

	communications server as an inbound host you will also need to 

	copy MLCLIENT.EXE. 



	e) Edit the REACHOUT WINLDM.BAT file and add/change the following so 

	   that the batch file looks like this:   



		MCLIENT

		SET RCHPATH=F:\REACHOUT    (THE PATH IS AN EXAMPLE ONLY)

		RCHACS   NAME=TEST         (NAME IS AN EXAMPLE ONLY)





	f) Execute the batch file WINLDM.BAT. This will load the Modem Assist

	   client and then install the necessary REACHOUT TSR. 





	g> Go into Windows





   Setting up Modem Assist INHOST:     

   

	a)      Modem Assist should be installed for Windows support. See 

		User Manual (Windows Installation). The INHOST icon should

		be available in the Modem Assist group in Program manager.

	

	b)      Click on the Inhost Icon from the Modem Assist program group.

	

	c)      Click on the Browse button and go to the directory where      

		ReachOut is installed.

	

	d)      Click on the program name "HOSTMENU.EXE"

	

	e>      Enter "ReachOut Host" or some other suitable description 

		in the "Program Description" field (Optional).



	f)      Leave the "Input Paramters" field empty.

	

	g>      Enter a "Service Name" in the field provided (Optional). If

		you do not supply a service name, Modem Assist takes the

		default name specified in the CLIENT.CON file. This is the

		name displayed when you call into the server.

	

	h)      Select the "Reset after Connection Termination" box.      

	

	i>      Select the "OPTIONS" button and check the box "Terminate

		program on carrier drop. Do not check the other box.



	j>      Select the OK button. INHOST is now ready to accept an

		inbound call.



	*****   All other selections on the main screen are optional

	



You can now call in and select this host by name when the comm server answers.





NOTE: If you plan on having the station REBOOT after disconnect, you can 

      automate the process of having the workstation ready for the next call

      by placing the commands in the WINLDM.BAT file in your AUTOEXEC.BAT 

      file along with a WIN command. In Windows, add INHOST to the startup 

      group and under properties for INHOST add the command AUTO.



      Example:   Command Line:  C:\SYNERGY\INHOST.EXE AUTO



      This will automatically start INHOST and minimize it. You are then 

      ready for another call.





REACHOUT is a trademark of Ocean Isle Software.







If you have questions on the above, please contact Synergy Solutions, Inc.

Tech Support at (602) 545-9797.



Thank You.



Modem Assist and Modem Assist Plus are registered trademarks of 

Synergy Solutions, Inc.   All other Product names or services are 

trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders.

