//      This text is Telix Salt script lanquage that can be used to
//      create automatic logon scripts that will incorporate the
//      autocap amd showname functions described in the separate
//      salts of each name included in this archive.
//
//      Showname is created by Slearn, but the only part of the
//      script you need that Slearn creates is the section that does
//      the actual logon! (Runlogon.Txt includes the same Showname function).
//
//      To use this properly, edit the script created by Slearn, deleting
//      everything except the lines doing the actual logon.
//
//      Edit those remaining lines to change the string
//              "return;"       to      "goto quit;"
//
//      Save the remaining section using another temporary filename,
//      i.e. logon.txt
//
//      Now create your complete logon.slt using the following DOS
//      command.
//
//      copy newlogon.txt + logon.txt + runlogon.txt logon.slt
//
//      Delete the temporary file logon.txt and rename the new logon.slt
//      to whatever filename Slearn inserted into your dialing directory
//      as the associated script filename for that entry.
//              For example:
//              ren logon.slt deltabbs.slt
//
//      Run CS.EXE to compile the new script, i.e.
//              cs deltabbs
//
//      Provided CS.EXE didn't find any errors, your new script is done.
//
//      That's It!  Now your automatic logon script will log you onto
//      the system, start a capture file, and pause the capture as soon
//      as the logon procedure is completed.  When you terminate the
//      call, the capture file will automatically be closed.
//
//      For an example of how this is done, please read Deltabbs.Txt
//      included with this archive.  In it I take you through the complete
//      process from Slearn generated script to final enhanced version.
//
//      I have found this capture of my logon procedure to be a great
//      help if my logon scripts fail to run properly, usually when a SysOp
//      changes his system setup to display more/less screens, etc.
//      By comparing the capture of my last logon to the logon.slt script,
//      I can easily change the logon.slt to incorporate the necessary
//      changes.
//
//
int statline = 24; int statback = 4; int statfore = 14;
str failed[] = "Logon failed.";
main()
{
    autocap(); alarm(1); showname();
