Fog Library Disk FOG-DOS.008
Copyright (1987) by Fog International Computer Users Group to the extent 
not copyrighted by the original author for the exclusive use and enjoyment 
of its members. Any reproduction or distribution for profit or personal 
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Disk 1 of 2. These disks contain the program PROCOMM, its
documentation, and several support programs. PROCOMM is
probably the best of the communications programs for MS/DOS
computers. It works with most remote systems, including most
mainframes.

Please note that some of the documentation refers to .ARC
files. Just ignore these references as all parts have been
extracted on these two disks in order that novices may more
easily make the first call. PROCOMM has pretty good on-line
documentation -- just place these files in a subdirectory and
enter PROCOMM<cr> at the DOS system prompt. After
initialization, you will be in terminal mode. Enter AT<cr>.
If "OK" appears on your screen, the modem, cable, and
computer are properly connected and you can dial your first
call by entering <Alt>D. For help at anytime, use <F10>. For
best results, print out the 100+ page documentation.

Filename     Description
-06-14  .87  This is the release date of the disk.
-DOS008 .DOC This is the description of the disk contents.
PROCOMM .EXE 165296 ver. 2.4.2   [PROCOMM 1 of 15] <SHAREWARE>
             A communication programs for MS/PC-DOS computers. Heavily
             supported with lots of companion modules which may be found
             on other disks in the FOG Disk Library. A number of utility
             programs such as a converter to allow upward compatiblity of
             the .CMD files, a Timed Execution Facility, and a sorter for
             the dialing directory are included.
             
             Note: the documentation included here is the unformatted
             version. Browse through it before printing.
PRCM242 .NEW   5127 ver. 2.4.2   [PROCOMM 2 of 15] <SHAREWARE>
CMDCNVT .EXE  19172 ver. 2.4.2   [PROCOMM 3 of 15] <SHAREWARE>
LICENSE .DOC  10014 ver. 2.4.2   [PROCOMM 4 of 15] <SHAREWARE>
TEF     .EXE  15728 ver. 2.4.2   [PROCOMM 5 of 15] <SHAREWARE>
README  .TEF    180 ver. 2.4.2   [PROCOMM 6 of 15] <SHAREWARE>
PRCMSORT.EXE   9808 ver. 2.4.2   [PROCOMM 7 of 15] <SHAREWARE>
SOURCE  .CMD   1527 ver. 2.4.2   [PROCOMM 8 of 15] <SHAREWARE>
             A sample .CMD to automate calling The Source.
COMPUSRV.CMD   1451 ver. 2.4.2   [PROCOMM 9 of 15] <SHAREWARE>
             A sample .CMD to automate calling CompuServe.
FIDO    .CMD   1990 ver. 2.4.2   [PROCOMM 10 of 15] <SHAREWARE>
             A sample .CMD to automate calling FIDO boards.
RBBS    .CMD   1830 ver. 2.4.2   [PROCOMM 11 of 15] <SHAREWARE>
             A sample .CMD to automate calling RBBS boards.
PCP-MENU.CMD  13948 ver. 2.4.2   [PROCOMM 12 of 15] <SHAREWARE>
             A sample (menu-driven) .CMD to automate using PC-PURSUIT.