COM-AND v2.9 Review release
	     Copyright R. Scott McGinnis, 1992, all rights reserved
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  This is version 2.9 of COM-AND, a communications program for the IBM PC.
  It has been prepared as self-extracting ZIP files, and includes an INSTALL
  program specific to COM-AND.	Please do not upload these files to host
  systems or BBSes.  CABER Software will be happy to supply ZIP files for
  uploading if you desire.

  To install COM-AND on a HARD DISK (or floppy, although we don't recommend
  installation to floppy drives), you need to know a few simple facts:

  o	  A subdirectory to be used for COM-AND.  [If this does not exist,
	  it will be created during INSTALL.]

  o	  The COM port your modem uses (COM1, COM2... COM4)

  o	  Your modem's maximum speed (300, 1200, 2400, 9600, etc)

  o	  Your modem's initialization string (or modem brand, if the brand
	  is included in the INSTALL script's list)


  Place the distribution diskette into a drive.  Direct DOS to use that drive
  (for example, if you placed the diskette into the "A" drive, type "A:"
  (without the quotes, please) and a carriage return ("<cr>" used here means
  carriage return) at the DOS prompt.  Then type "INSTALL" and <cr>.  [This
  invokes the INSTALL.EXE program.  INSTALL will prompt for values it needs.]


  After INSTALL completes, COM-AND will start and a script for COM-AND will
  take over.  The script will configure COM-AND to your machine.  After
  INSTALL terminates, you will be left in terminal mode.  Press Alt-X to
  exit back to DOS, or F10 to begin exploring COM-AND.


  Please review registration information and program license in the file
  REGISTER.DOC.  Limitations on redistribution (applicable to commercial
  users and disk vendors) will be found in REGISTER.DOC and VENDOR.DOC.
  README.DOC highlights the changes for this version.  An introduction to
  modems will be found in INTRO.DOC.  The primary COM-AND documentation will
  be found in the files COM-AND.DOC and CASCRIPT.DOC.  Other *.DOC files
  document specific scripts and utilities.


  To print a document file, DOS command "PRINT <file>.DOC".  All documents
  are formatted 55 lines to the page, with top-of-forms as page breaks, using
  tab characters.