Dec 272017
 
CommoPNS v5.2 - Creates a FILE.LST for batch uploads. Great for use with Zmodem or HS/Link.
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CommoPNS v5.2 – Creates a FILE.LST for batch uploads. Great for use with Zmodem or HS/Link.
File Name File Size Zip Size Zip Type
COMMOPNS.DOC 9649 3735 deflated
COMMOPNS.EXE 20576 12603 deflated
COMMOPNS.MAC 4835 1489 deflated
PNSZIP.BAT 88 60 deflated
README 1688 818 deflated
REGISTER.FRM 2250 699 deflated
TRIM.DOC 1713 718 deflated
TRIM.EXE 4656 3105 deflated

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Contents of the README file


COMMOPNS 5.2 JANUARY 2, 1991
By Shad Muegge & Marcos Della

COMMOPNS is an external enchancement for terminal programs. It allows you
to "point-n-shoot" files you wish to upload straight from a directory listing.

COMMPNS can also be used in conjunction with PKZIP, allowing you to pick
files from all over your hard drive to be zipped together. Also, great
if you just want to pick certain files from a single directory to zip.

COMMOPNS is shareware. A registration fee of $10.00 US is required
for continued use and should be mailed to:

Shad Muegge
P.O. Box 4251
Santa Rosa, CA 95402

The COMMOPNS package should contain the following files:

README. This read file
REGISTER.FRM A registration/order form
COMMOPNS.DOC How to get started, macro programming
COMMOPNS.EXE The executable program
COMMOPNS.MAC Macros for {COMMO}, insert in COMMO.MAC.
PNSZIP.BAT Example of how to use COMMOPNS with PKZIP.
TRIM.EXE Utility to keep log files a specific size
TRIM.DOC Documentation for TRIM

This program was written with {COMMO} (The best TERMINAL program in the
universe) in mind, but it should work fine with other terminal programs which
allow you to specify a FILE LIST with their file transfers.

I also assumed that DSZ would be used, but again any file transfer
protocol that allows you to specify a FILE LIST should work, such as
MPt.

It all depends on HOW configurable the terminal program is... good luck.

Cottleston!


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