ATSEND
(ver 2.1)
Shareware made Abandoned Freeware


ATSEND.EXE allows users to send "AT" commands to 
Hayes compatible modems from the command prompt, 
or from batch files.  If the ATOK=NO variable is 
not set, the program will wait through 10 timeouts 
before it quits.  Responses from the modem will
be displayed both on the screen, and in a created
file "ATSEND.OUT", in the same directory as ATSEND.  

The ATSEND command could, for example, be used to 
dial a numeric pager (you dial the pagers number, 
pause momentarily, send the string of numbers that 
equals your callback number, and then disconnect).  


Two other utilities are included.  HEX2DEC is a 
converter that displays the decimal equivalent of a 
hexidecimal number.  ATBATCH is a wizard that will 
walk you through building a simple batch file that 
will set the proper Environment variables, execute 
ATSEND, and then clear these Environment variables.  


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TIP: Cheap Numeric Pagers can still send powerful
messages.  For example, attached to the callback 
number could be an inexpensive personal answering 
machine (even an old cassette tape type) on which 
you could record a message for the caller.  Another 
trick is to create a number code (like the police
"10" codes), which you send instead of a real 
telephone number.  For example: 
111 = "the network is down", 
222 = "return to base",
333 = "you've got mail", 
etc..


	file = ATSEND.zip


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SERIAL
(ver 2.02)
Abandoned Freeware


Serial is a monitoring TSR, which can display complete 
serial port information anywhere on the screen.  Useful 
for troubleshooting serial port configuration problems.  


	file = SERIAL.zip