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Automated Internet Communications 3.0
(c) 1995 David Smith All Rights Reserved
Registration is $30.00 + $5.00 shipping
Call 1-800-242-4775 between 8am-5pm for Visa/MC
orders or mail a check or money order to:
David Smith
1104 Mason Drive
Hurst TX 76053
Obtain updated versions: AntiVirus ROCK 214-606-1485 No login
needed - a menu comes up on first screen
FIDONET FREQ: 1:124/7017
Internet: wuarchive.wustl.edu
cd /pub/MSDOS_UPLOADS/utils
get autont30.zip
NOTE: This program has been thoroughly tested with NETCOM
and UNICOMP providers.
I highly recommend using /SLOW at all times you won't
be around... This ensures AutoNet the time to recover
from any Internet hickups.
================= WHY REGISTER??? =============================================
Registration entitles you to:
! That noisy beginning screen goes away!
1. Tagging files using AUTOFILE's FILE menu option.
2. Deleting files! The unregistered version does NOT delete the files
at your home space on the Net. That means you will probably be
charged for every megabyte you use.
3. Mass mailing. Registering entitles you to send mail, up
to 1,000 letters.
4. Get updates automatically - you'll get the NEW Auto-Net within
hours after being released!
5. Unlimited free upgrades.
================= QUICK START! =============================================
1. Unzip the files into their own directory.
2. Edit AUTONET.CFG with a text editor to reflect your Internet
settings (see section below for detailed descriptions of each item)
3. Edit AGENDA.1 and include all the agenda items you want AutoNet to
perform for you (IE: ftp a site, change directory, get new files,
send/receive mail, etc)
See the AGENDA ITEMS section below for detailed descriptions of each item
4. Run AUTONET.EXE
5. Choose RUN AGENDA from the menu
6. NOTE: If you use a port other than COM1, you need to specify that
on the command line. See AUTONET-USAGE section below for a
complete list of command-line arguments
7. Autonet expects "login:" and "Password:" when it connects with your
provider. If you have any menus, or weird setups OTHER THAN this,
you'll need to write a login script (see the SCRIPTING) section
below for using those commands.
8. New files are stored in NEWFILES.1, everything is logged in AUTONET.LOG
and you can edit many of the sample agendas to suit your needs
================= ENCLOSED FILES ==========================================
AGENDA 1 - Sample AGENDA files
LOTFILES 1
SMALAGEN 1
NEWDOOM 1
MAINRUN 1
FREDAGEN 1
UQWK 1 - Agenda file showing how to use UQWK for UseNet
SENDMAIL 1 - Shows how to send a reply packet to Internet,
containing your mail
GETMAIL 1 - Shows how to get your mail via a .QWK packet
QUEST 1 - Agenda to quest a whole lotta sites!
NEWFILES 1 - Sample newfiles list
ARCHMAIL 1 - Sample archie/mailing agenda
DSZ EXE - Zmodem
AUTONET EXE - Auto-Net!
SIM2AUTO EXE - Converts SIMINDEX.ZIP file to AGENDA files
AUTOFILE EXE - File manager
AUTONET DOC - General documentation
PROBLEMS DOC - Read if you are having problems...
WHATS NEW - What be new fo dis version!
SITEINFO ANT - Customized site info file
COMMANDS ANT - Commands for the terminal menu
AUTONET PIF - Run Auto-Net under Windows
FREDLOG SCR - Two sample scripts
MYLOGIN SCR
AUTONET CFG - Your personal configuration for Auto-Net
ADVANCED CFG - Advanced configuration (do not use, unless needed)
ARCHIE CFG - Tells Auto-Net how to do archie searches
MAIL CFG - Configuration for your mail-sending
FILE_ID DIZ - Description
AUTONT DAT - Data file for Auto-Net (MAKE SURE IT'S IN THE SAME DIRECTORY!)
================= FILE MANAGER ==========================================
The FULL release of my file manager is out!
AUTOFILE.EXE does a TON of things:
AGENDA - You can edit/change/view your agenda, or create a new one
NEW - Creates a new agenda, from scratch. Pick through an assortment
of sites/directories and leech or download files, get NEW files,
obtain great newsletters, who-is lists, sports schedules,
perform archie searches for files, goto terminal mode plus tons
more.
Each item is added to your file: AGENDA.1 as you choose it.
To see the results of your new agenda creation, choose AGENDA/VIEW
and press enter above the AGENDA.1 file.
DELETE Lets you delete old agenda files you don't use anymore. Simply
highlight the old agenda file, then press ENTER to erase it.
VIEW Views agenda files using LIST.COM (if you don't have list.com,
it's available at most local bbs's)
QUIT Aborts AUTOFILE
CONFIG - Edit your current AUTONET.CFG, create a new one, or
create your own personal signature file (AUTONET.SIG)
MAKE NEW Creates a brand new config file. If a current AUTONET.CFG exists,
the information is imported to the editor.
EDIT CFG Edit a current config file. Just fill out your information, then
scroll down to the bottom of the screen. Your file will be saved
into AUTONET.CFG
VIEW CFG View a current config file using LIST.COM
EDIT SIGNATURE Create or edit your current AUTONET.SIG file. Just scroll
down past the bottom to save the information.
FILE - This is the fantastic NEW FILES manager. When autonet calls
the Net, it stores any new files into NEWFILES.1 Then, later,
run AUTOFILE and pick out the new files that interest you.
Tag files with the [SPACEBAR], and press [ENTER] to save
your tagged files into a fresh AGENDA.1 file.
Now you're all set! Just run AUTONET again to go obtain
those files you want...
AVAILABLE IN REGISTERED VERSION ONLY
Example: We run autonet, and go to several different sites. Autonet finds
a ton of new files that look pretty interesting.
So we run AUTOFILE and choose FILE, then tag several dozen files,
then press ENTER to save and quit.
Wala, our agenda file is now ready to go get the files we want.
Just run Autonet again, and he downloads them for us!
TOOLS - Various useful tools for use with Autonet
VIEW ZIP FILE Views the contents of any zip file. I invented my own
archie-processing engine that allows viewing the files
inside .ZIP/LHA/ARJ/PAK/ZOO..etc.
Just press ENTER or ESC to finish viewing.
NOTE: If you do not have any .ZIP files in the current
directory, no files will appear in your menu.
VIEW LZH FILE See above
VIEW ARC FILE See above
CHECKSUM A FILE Allows picking a file from a menu, then calculates the
checksum (total of all bytes added together)
SHOW SECRETS Show all "undocumented keys" in Autonet
VIEW ANY FILE Just pick a file from the menu, and LIST.COM will view it!
HELP - Primitive help. Since AutoFile is menu-driven, I did not
over-document the features. Most are self-explanatory
QUIT - Quits AUTOFILE
================= AGENDA ITEMS ============================================
AutoNet does several types of tasks:
? ftp - an ftp site. This command heads off to an FTP site,
in order to get some files, or find new files.
Example: ftp oak.oakland.edu
ftp ftp.spies.com
ftp ftp.ncs.com
? NCFTP - This is NOT SUPPORTED, and if your Internet Provider
uses NCFTP, please ask that an alias be made, or something
else to let you use ACTUAL FTP commands. NCFTP is a
cutesy way of doing ftp, and allows command line history,
etc... all of which are not needed when using AutoNet
Example: no examples, make sure you have ftp and NOT ncftp!
? cd - change a directory on the current site.
Example: cd /pub/games
cd /Library
cd /pub/popular/DOOM
? get - retrieve a file to your local work space. Hash marks
are turned on, and the file is determined by AUTONET to
be binary or ascii.
Example: get SIMINDEX.ZIP
get NEW.FILES
get PARADOX.ZIP
? new - find XX # of new files. The files will scroll by, and
AutoNet will find the first XX files you want.
Example: new 20 - gets 20 newest files
new 300 - gets newest 300 files
new 5 - gets newest 5 files
? wait - waits for a specified period of time (in seconds)
Example: wait 2 - pauses two seconds
wait 14 - pauses fourteen seconds
? delete - erases a file on your Internet workspace (same as the RM command)
Example: delete *.zip - deletes all .ZIP files in your workspace. This command
works ONLY from your workspace, since most sites won't
allow deleting files...
delete DOWNLOADED - a special command that will delete all files you have
downloaded in this agenda from your Internet workspace.
? send - sends a string or character to the Internet
Some keywords are: ENTER : Sends a carriage return
| : Also sends a carriage return
ESC : Sends an escape character
CONTROL-Z : Sends the Control-Z
Example: send wais wais@server.net - does a database wais connection
send ENTER
send telnet archie@oak.oakland.edu - telnets to an archie server
send ENTER
send mypassword| - sends your password to the Internet, then presses
[Enter] for you.
send dir| - sends a directory command to the Internet, then presses
[Enter] for you.
send CONTROL-Z - sends a Control-Z to the Internet, then logs you off
send logout your provider.
send ENTER
NOTE: ENTER, CONTROL-Z, SPACE, and ESC must be in upper case!
? waitfor - waits for a specified word to appear before continuing.
NOTE: Only accepts ONE WORD, not 400 words, or a whole
line of stuff. Make sure to not include spaces, quotation
marks, etc...
Example: waitfor login: - waits for the login prompt
send drnb
send ENTER
waitfor {netcom - waits for Netcom's main prompt
send telnet archie@oak.oakland.edu - telnets to an archie server
send ENTER
waitfor Password: - sends your password to the Internet at
send ENTER the correct time, then presses [ENTER]
? DOWNLOAD - downloads a file from the Internet using DSZ.EXE Zmodem.
NOTE: Sends a "sz [file]" command to the Internet for downloading.
Example: DOWNLOAD *.zip - downloads all .ZIP files from your Internet work area
? UPLOAD - downloads a file from the Internet using DSZ.EXE Zmodem.
NOTE: Uses the enclosed DSZ.EXE. Custom Zmodem won't work
when uploading
Example: UPLOAD file.zip - uploads the file file.zip onto the Internet using
dsz.exe.
? run - runs a script file. These are plain text files that contain script
commands. Each line is run consecutively.
Example: run myscrip.scr - runs a script file: MYSCRIP.SCR. Script files contain
plain text with commands EXACTLY like these. This
allows you to not manually type in a long series of
commands into EACH agenda.. you can just spawn off a
script file.
? goto terminal - drops to Terminal mode, and pages you. This allows you to perform
tasks while AutoNet is online.
Example: goto terminal - drops into Terminal mode, and pages you.
? login - uses an external script file to log you into the Internet. This is
good for people that have weird login sequences, like menus, etc.
before they can access the Unix Shell
Example: login myscrip.scr - logs into the Internet using the script file: MYSCRIP.SCR
? MANUAL LOGIN - Allows you to manually log into your Internet provider.
Include this as the first line in your AGENDA file, and
Autonet will prompt you to log in, and press ALT-Q
when done.
This is great for people having problems logging in,
or getting around an ugly menu interface when you
first call in.
AUTO-NET works from a unix shell, and cannot operate
in menus!
Example: MANUAL LOGIN
ftp oak.oakland.edu
cd /pub
? DIRECT CONNECT - Allows you to begin AutoNet without dialing in, logging
on, etc. This is mainly designed for people with direct
TCPIP accounts, that don't need to physically dial into
a provider. This should always be the FIRST LINE of your
AGENDA file, and some scripting may be necessary to get
into your account. Trial and error is the best way to
get in.
AUTO-NET works from a unix shell, and cannot operate
in menus!
Example: DIRECT CONNECT
ftp oak.oakland.edu
cd /pub
? ARCHIE - Does an archie search (see ARCHIE SEARCHES section below)
Example: ARCHIE archie.cfg
NOTE: The word ARCHIE must be in all capital letters!
? MAIL - Sends mail to anyone you choose, automatically
(see MAILING PEOPLE below)
Example: MAIL mail.cfg
NOTE: The word MAIL must be in all capital letters!
? UQWK - compresses your mail or UseNet messages into a .QWK packet for download.
Once compressed, you can read your mail offline using any of the
OFFLINE MAIL READERS available (Blue Wave, Offline, RoboMail, etc)
NOTE: Whatever is on your UQWK line (in your AGENDA file) is sent to
the Internet directly
You must follow this command usually with a SEND zip -m inet.qwk *.ndx *.dat
which packs the dat files and index files into a qwk packet, ready to read.
Talk to your Internet provider for more info on the UQWK program, and
look at the UQWK.1, SENDMAIL.1 and GETMAIL.1 agendas.
Example: uqwk +n -h -B9000
? finger fingers a site, and captures the output to a file you specify
in your FINGER.CFG. See the TOO MANY CONFIG FILES section below
for more details. A finger will wait your default TIMEOUT period
before proceeding. This is to ensure the data gets through okay.
Example: finger yanoff@info.com
finger oak.oakland.edu
? put - puts a file onto an Internet site. This does the opposite of 'get',
and allows you to upload files to various sites. NOTE: Most sites
have strict rules about uploading.. so read before you try this.
The PUT feature is fantastic for shareware authors, because it allows
you to mass distribute files without being home!
Example: put myprog.zip
put autont14.zip
? questsite [site] - Goes to the site and "quests" information from it
automatically! See the QUEST SITE section below
for more information....
Example: questsite ftp.uu.net
questsite ftp.uni-koeln.de
============= Hard coded agenda items == (no parameters accepted) =========
? YANOFF LIST - obtains Yanoff's famous Internet list by requesting it via
E-MAIL. The list will then be sent to you usually within 48 hours.
? TODAY LIST - obtains a two-page document containing today's events in history
sports schedules (COWBOY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE!!), weather, sun
rise/moon schedule, plus tons more.
I use this little document on my bulletin board.. it's great!
NOTE: Output is written to a file named: TODAY.CAP
? WHOIS LIST - obtains a listing of all whois servers that are currently
available on the Internet.
NOTE: Output is written to a file named: WHO-IS.CAP
? UPDATE GROUPS - Gets a list of updated Usenet discussion groups.
This is great if you wanted to find out which group
does what, etc... and any new ones that pop up.
NOTE: Output is written to a file named: USENET.CAP
? NASA NEWS - NASA posts updates to their research and ventures on
the Internet. If space interests you, get this!
NOTE: Output is written to a file named: NASANEWS.CAP
? ARTS NEWS - Obtains a newsletter containing differents ARTS interest
stuff. Pretty good reading...
NOTE: Output is written to a file named: ARTSNEWS.CAP
? FOOTBALL NEWS - Football! Lots of it! Obtains a list of recent games,
and current schedules for this weekend. Great resource
for your Sports addiction.
NOTE: Output is written to a file named: FOOTBALL.CAP
? SEX UPDATE - Obtains a list evidently made by PROSTITUTES! They
advertise "private dancing", and say, "We go all the way,
and no, we don't really dance!"
NOTE: Output is written to a file named: SEXY.CAP
? TRIVIA NEWS - Obtains a BIG list of good trivia questions. It's
updated every week, and has some challenging stuff
NOTE: Output is written to a file named: TRIVIA.CAP
? POWER COMPUTERS - Obtains a list of "power computers" throughout the
world. Very interesting reading...
NOTE: Output is written to a file named: POWER.CAP
? SUBSCRIBE WHITEHOUSE - Subscribe to the white house summaries that
are usually updated daily.... this includes what
speeches the President gave, White house budget
issues, plus tons more. If you're active in politics,
you definately need to get on the list!
NOTE: You will receive daily E-mail after doing this
? SUBSCRIBE STOCKS - Gives you stock quotes every day. Up to the minute
Wall Street information will arrive in your mailbox
every weekday!
? SUBSCRIBE MUSIC - Subscribes you to the MUSIC newsletter, which is usually
updated every week. If you enjoy music, get this!
NOTE: You will receive weekly E-mail after doing this
? hammer sites - tells AutoNet to keep trying sites that are "not available"
up to 30 times, until it gets through. This is good for
sites like wuarchive.wustl.edu, that are ALWAYS busy.
Example: hammer sites
ftp wuarchive.wustl.edu
cd /pub/MSDOS_UPLOADS
.....
? kill area - tells AutoNet to completely wipe out your user area before
it logs off. A person reported problems with DELETE DOWNLOADED
so I decided to include this. This line can be included anywhere
in your agenda file! And it sends a "rm *.*" to the Net
before logging off.
? leech all - leeches all files in a directory. If you know of a favorite site,
and want to get all files in a directory, use this. It sends
a "mget *.*" to the ftp site, and then answers 'Y' to all prompts.
CAREFUL: Don't fill up your user area too much.
Example: ftp wuarchive.wustl.edu
cd /pub/MSDOS_UPLOADS/utils
leech all
ftp oak.oakland.edu
.....
? STOP - Download workspace files, log off and hang up - Quit AutoNet
NOTE: The word STOP must be in all capital letters!
The usual order is: ftp a site
change to a directory
get new files / or get a particular file
.. repeat above...
STOP
When AutoNet is finished, it downloads the files from your workspace AUTOMATICALLY
(please don't download them twice by using DOWNLOAD [filename]) using
DSZ.EXE (enclosed Texas Zmodem Protocol), logs off the Internet, hangs
up and quits.
AutoNet reads in a file called AGENDA.1 by default. You can change
your agenda file by specifying it on the command line. NOTE: All agenda
files must have an extension: .1 An agenda file is a plain text file
detailing what you want AutoNet to do.
Sample command line agenda change: autonet myagenda.1
autonet /COM2 bigagend.1
NOTE: Agenda files must have a ".1" in their name!!
Sample AGENDA.1: ftp NCTUCCCA.edu.tw
cd /PC/wuarchive/games
new 30
get Doom2.zip
STOP
Another Sample AGENDA.1: ftp oak.oakland.edu
cd /pub
get SIMINDEX.ZIP
get last100uploads
ftp ftp.spies.com
cd /Library
new 100
STOP
Merely create an AGENDA.1 with your needed tasks, make sure DSZ.EXE is
in your PATH, then type: AUTONET.EXE
[ read below for command line options ]
When done, AutoNet closes up, and leaves behind a logfile: AUTONET.LOG
and your new files list: NEWFILES.1 If a NEWFILES.1 already exists, it will
be added to. Please ensure your newfiles lists do not get too large.. I recommend
backing them up after each agenda has been completed.
The new files list contains:
1. Which Internet site these files are from
2. The directory
3. A complete, detailed listing of the files it found.
============= AUTO-NET The first and foremost automated ================
Internet communication program
Welcome to the most powerful communications package you'll ever find.
AutoNet has been called "a batch file language for the Internet", but
it's actually MUCH MORE. AutoNet is semi-intelligent.
If he doesn't find a ftp site, then he doesn't try downloading files,
changing directories, etc. at that site... If he cannot find ONE
particular prompt, he looks for others. This super-advanced program
is the only one of its type. Fast, efficient, and worthwhile to try out.
I use AutoNet every single day to find new files on the Internet for
my bulletin board. I get the LATEST Scan, F-PROT, Tbav, and all the
games FOR FREE! No long distance charges.
If you are an Internet "dummy", don't use this program! This is for
the average user of the Net that loves to wander around and find new
cool files, but HATE spending hours at a time sitting in front of the
computer. Here is your answer.
AutoNet allows you to:
Use the enhanced file manager, complete with PKZIP/LHA/ARC file
viewing, editing config/signature files, agenda creation, editing,
tag new files for download and MORE!
Gives you unlimited access to TERABYTES of Internet files without
forcing you to sit in front of your computer for hours.
Perform ARCHIE searches for files, at a variety of archie sites.
And when one archie site is busy, AutoNet will keep trying others
until it gets through. Allows using "custom" archie commands.
You control it all...
Mail your letters automatically, even to hundreds of recipients
at one time. Great for announcements, personal letters or
business purposes.
Allows super-advanced Internet access using the basic service.
NO SLIP/PPP accounts required.
Does FINGER searches quick and easy, and captures them into a
file of your choice.
Uploads files to Internet sites.
Leeches files from anywhere, take them all without hesitation.
Full mouse support
Hammers at Internet sites that are busy, and require hours of
frustration to get on. AutoNet will get on, guaranteed. Even
if it has to try for hours (optional - you can turn off if you
want...)
Obtain the latest sports, weather, and daily info.
Uses personal "signature file" that password protects your Internet
sessions, and ensures no unauthorized people snooping into your
AutoNet information.
Download Usenet BINARY files - AutoNet combines the necessary
messages together, UUdecodes them and downloads the resulting
binary file. All automatically!
Post Usenet messages - up to 1,000 of them without touching
your keyboard.
Fax people from the Internet. No long distance charges.
Has an "enhanced" terminal mode, complete with hotkeys and menus.
Find the latest new files and games.. WHILE YOU'RE NOT HOME!
Learn how to navigate the Internet with AutoNet's TEACH mode.
Use an advanced scripting language to complete all your tasks.
Stop at any time during your agenda to perform your OWN things.
When AutoNet reaches your destination, he will page you!
Pick out great files from the SIMINDEX.ZIP index file located on most
sites, and download them automatically.
Download more files than your hard disk can hold.... without any
long distance charges.
Get updates to your favorite programs automatically - direct
from their support Internet site.
Access the Internet with super-speed. You cannot type as fast
as AutoNet can stuff the keys for you!
If you're calling long distance to access the Internet, AutoNet
cuts your phone bill in HALF by whizzing through your tasks
faster than you could do them yourSELF.
Drop to Terminal mode while AutoNet is working.
== ATTENTION WINDOWS USER: ===============================================
Do you have one of those cutsie Windows interfaces (like Mosaic,
Hooked, Cameleon) ??
Those are fantastic for getting/sending mail, but for files...
they just won't cut it. You STILL have to sit at your computer
and click on the files you want, get them to your local computer,
then hunt down any new files that might interest you at different
sites on the Net.
What a pain!
Your time is valuable... use AutoNet to retrieve any new files
and then download them while you do something YOU want to do.
Go jog, workout, shop, sleep, go out with your wife/girlfriend,
do the things you REALLY want to rather than getting new files
for hours at a time.
Also: Are you paying extra for a SLIP account, or a PPP account?
You can use Auto-Net on your REGULAR account, and save you
money!
Coming (moderately :-) ) soon: AutoNet for Windows!
== AUTO-NET USAGE: =======================================================
AUTONET [switch]
AutoNet's defaults are: FAST mode, use COM 1, and use N81
for the connection.
Whereas switch might be:
/AUTO Runs AutoNet without using the beginning menu.
/UNICOMP Uses UniComp prompts and commands. If your provider
is UNICOMP, then please use this switch for maximum
compatibility with Auto-Net.
/? A brief HELP screen, then AutoNet exits.
/COM2 Use COM 2 for the modem. AutoNet defaults to COM1
/COM3 Use COM 3 for the modem. AutoNet defaults to COM1
/COM4 Use COM 4 for the modem. AutoNet defaults to COM1
/TEACH Learn how to navigate the Internet with AutoNet's TEACH
mode. In this option, AutoNet pauses before performing
every action, and shows a screen telling exactly what
its about to do. This is fantastic for learning the
basic Internet commands, and how to move around in
'CyberSpace'.
/TERM Start off in Terminal mode. AutoNet's terminal is very nice,
and includes a menu. Just press the UP ARROW to access it.
The menu actually comes from the file COMMANDS.ANT, which you
can edit with any text editor. Make sure the commands are
shorter than 50 characters.
If you know the Net is slow and sluggish at around 3:00pm, and you will
be running AutoNet then, use one of the following 'slow down' commands:
/MED Turns on MEDIUM SPEED mode. This basically waits for a
response from the Internet a little longer, and gives
the "long version" of all the Internet commands. Use this
if you KNOW the Internet will be sluggish during the time
you are running AutoNet. If the Net is REAL sluggish and
takes forever to run, use /SLOW instead.
/SLOW Turns on SLOW mode. This basically waits for a response
from the Internet a little longer, and gives the "long version"
of all the Internet commands.
Don't sit around and watch this... because it gets REAL
boring.
/SNAIL Turns on VERY SLOW mode. Five minutes to be exact. This is
for people with SERIOUS Internet problems, that get timeouts
too often for the other speeds. Do not use this unless
absolutely necessary. And don't sit around and watch this...
because you'll fall asleep!
/E71 This sets the modem to E71 parameters, instead of N81.
If you do not know what that means, consult your modem's
manual for additional help.
/INCDIR Include directory names when searching for new files. This is
great if you want to see any subdirectories that have new files
also!
/PULSE Use pulse dialing instead of tone.
file.1 Runs an alternate agenda file (instead of the default AGENDA.1)
NOTE: Must have the ".1" extension!
file.CFG Tells Auto-Net to use a different config file. The default
is AUTONET.CFG, but sometimes, you may have a new account, etc...
file.LOG Tells Auto-Net to use a different log file. The default
is AUTONET.LOG, but sometimes you may not want to over-write
the old one.
Examples: autonet mainrun.1 /COM2 Runs the agenda MAINRUN.1 using com 2
autonet /INCDIR /COM2 /MED Runs the the default agenda (AGENDA.1)
using com 2, and includes all directories
when doing new file scans.
autonet mainrun.1 /COM2 /SLOW Runs the agenda MAINRUN.1 using com 2 and
goes in slow mode (for when the Internet
is sluggish)
======= MOUSE SUPPORT ====================================================
Supported mouse keys are:
Left Click on the ALT-X Exit statement on bottom to exit
Left Click on the F1 Help statement on bottom for the help screen
Left Click on the Fast/Med/Slow statement on bottom to change timeout value
Right Click anywhere for help screen
============== QUESTING SITES ============================================
Is your time valuable? If so, you don't have time to hunt through the
one MILLION different Internet sites out there!
Are you missing out?
PROBABLY, since most of those sites you haven't visited have some great
stuff. But looking through them even with a pretty WINDOWS interface
will take decades.
Solution: QUESTSITE [site]
This tells Auto-net to go visit a new site: [site], then open AN_QUEST.CAP
and get any msdos directories, README files, messages to ftp users,
windows files, unix files, and anything else of interest. Auto-Net stores
all this info into AN_QUEST.CAP in the following format:
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