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███████┐ ███████┐ ProScribe Archive Laboratory
██┌──██│ ██┌────┘
███████│ ███████┐ A Generic Upload Processor
██┌────┘ └────██│
██│ ███████│ For Use With Most BBS Software
└─┘ └──────┘
ProScribe Archive Laboratory
Version 1.0
Copyright (C) 1992 Brett Nyborg
Documentation Written by Rizwan Rasheed
Registration & Some Routines by Damian Frank
Fidonet 1:114/139 USTG/ITCNet 85:823/130
All Rights Reserved, Worldwide
PLEASE REFER TO WHATS.NEW
FOR DETAILS OF RECENT PROGRAM CHANGES!
ProScribe Archive Laboratory v1.0 Documentation Page 1
Table of Contents
_________________________________________________________________
Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Program Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Program Descriptions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Status Display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
ProScribe Installation / Configuration Utility . . . . . . . . . . . 8
ProScribe Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Navigating Through The ProScribe Setup Utility . . . . . . . . . 8
Path Names . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Archivers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
COM Port . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Archive Comments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Toggles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Miscellaneous . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Command Line Syntax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Batch File Construction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Errorlevels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
The ADDCRC.EXE Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
The MKERRLVL.EXE Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Bug Reports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Registration Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Disclaimer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Distributors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
ProScribe Archive Laboratory v1.0 Documentation Page 2
Introduction
_________________________________________________________________
ProScribe is a generic upload processor designed to run on almost any BBS
software package. ProScribe currently handles ARJ, LZH & ZIP file formats.
ProScribe's main function is to test incoming files for integrity errors,
virus infections, and removal of any known BBS ads by their CRC values
listed in a database of CRC values supplied with this archive. There are
more options to the program, and will be discussed in length in the main
documentation.
ProScribe was written because the majority of existing upload processors in
the market are/were designed to work with PCBoard only. ProScribe will
work with almost ANY BBS package that is able to send a complete filename
and path specification of the uploaded file as a DOS parameter. If a batch
upload is received, ProScribe will still work correctly, provided that the
BBS program sends the filename and path specification of each individual
file in sequence.
ProScribe Archive Laboratory v1.0 Documentation Page 3
Program Features
_________________________________________________________________
■ File integrity testing upon unarchiving.
BENEFIT: Detection of bad uploads. Bad uploads can be moved into a
hold directory, if desired.
■ Archive format detection by signature using the included ARC-ID
software, and NOT just by the filename extension.
BENEFIT: A failsafe method of determining the archive format.
■ Virus scanning, using McAfee's SCAN.EXE.
BENEFIT: Early detection of potentially dangerous uploads. Uploads
that do not pass the virus scan test can be moved into a
hold directory, if desired.
■ File date checking.
BENEFIT: Enables the sysop to specify the age-limit of the incoming
files he/she will allow to be uploaded to the BBS.
■ BBS ad(s) removal.
BENEFIT: Gets rid of common BBS ads.
■ BBS ad insertion.
BENEFIT: Inserts your favorite BBS ad into uploaded file(s).
■ Archive commenting (ZIP & ARJ formats only).
BENEFIT: A more simple method of BBS advertising.
■ Conditional re-archiving.
BENEFIT: If the file is unmodified during processing (no BBS ads
added and no BBS ads removed), large amounts of processing
time will be saved through the skipping of re-archiving.
■ Definitive setup program.
BENEFIT: Ease of installation and configuration.
■ Up to 10 archive comments can be specified, selectable by default or
by a command line switch.
BENEFIT:
■ Up to 2 BBS ads can be inserted.
BENEFIT:
■ Multiple exit errorlevels.
BENEFIT: Enables the sysop to determine the urgency of the situation
and handle it his/her own way.
ProScribe Archive Laboratory v1.0 Documentation Page 4
■ Sysop definable colors.
BENEFIT: Allows the sysop to personalize ProScribe to a certain
extent.
■ Editable & viewable BBS ad database.
BENEFIT: Allows the sysop to expand his/her library of BBS ads that
he/she wants removed.
■ Graphical display, shown locally and to the user:
BENEFIT: Keeps the user entertained while processing the upload.
■ Upload logfile.
BENEFIT: Allows the sysop to, at a glance, look at his/her uploads
and determine the cause(s) of errors, if any.
■ Hold directory.
BENEFIT: ProScribe will automatically move any uploads that did not
pass any part of the processing into a sysop-defined
directory.
■ Minimum space requirement.
BENEFIT: Prevents large archives from causing a disk full error upon
processing.
■ Definable archive program names and archive command line
options/switches.
BENEFIT: Allows the sysop to configure ProScribe to archive and
unarchive uploads according to his/her needs, if necessary.
ProScribe Archive Laboratory v1.0 Documentation Page 5
Program Descriptions
_________________________________________________________________
When you unarchive the original ProScribe archive, you should see the
following files:
PROGRAM NAME Description
------------ -----------
WARNING .TXT Read this BEFORE attempting to install ProScribe!
WHATS .NEW Whats new in this version of ProScribe
PROCESS .BAT Sample batch file
PROSCRIB.CFG ProScribe configuration file
PROSCRIB.DOC Documentation for ProScribe
ADDCRC .EXE Removable BBS ad database "editor"
GETCRC .EXE Generates CRC values for files
MKERRLVL.EXE Errorlevel generating program
PROSCRIB.EXE Main program
PSCONFIG.EXE ProScribe configuration utility
PSREG .EXE ProScribe registration utility
REGISTER.FRM ProScribe registration form
CRC .REC Database for removable BBS ads
NOLABEL .TXT Text file containing pipe commands
ARCID093.ZIP ArcID v0.93 Archive Identification program
The following are programs NOT included in the ProScribe archive, but are
needed for various ProScribe processes:
PROGRAM NAME DESCRIPTION
------------ -----------
ARJ .EXE Archive compress/extract utility
UNARJ .EXE Archive extract utility
LHA .EXE Archive compress/extract utility
PKZIP .EXE Archive compress utility
PKUNZIP .EXE Archive extract utility
LABEL .EXE (or LABEL.COM) DOS program
SCAN .EXE McAfee's virus checker
WARNING: DO NOT RUN PROSCRIBE OUT OF ITS WORK DIRECTORY. ProScribe
deletes the contents of the current directory where it was started from.
Therefore ProScribe should only be started from a "scratch" directory which
does not contain important files. Read the documentation completely before
running ProScribe.
ProScribe Archive Laboratory v1.0 Documentation Page 6
Status Display
_________________________________________________________________
When ProScribe is operating, it presents the local display and the remote
display with a status display. For example:
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│ ██ ██ ██ │
│ ██ ██ ██ │
│ ██ ██ ██ │
│ ██████████████ ██████████████ ██████████████ │
│ ██ ██ ██ │
│ ██ ██ ██ │
│ ██ ██ ██ (TM) │
│ │
│ ProScribe Archive Laboratory v1.0 │
│ Written By Brett Nyborg │
│ Registered To: Unregistered Evaluation Copy │
╘═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╛
╒═══════════════════╡ ProScribe Archive Laboratory v1.0ß ╞══════════════════╕
│ Unzip ■ Scan ■ BBS Ads ■ Zip ■ Commenting ■ │
│ │
│ Status> Checking for removable BBS ads │
│ ███████████████████████████░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░ 52% │
│ Ads left: 27 Ads Completed: 31 │
╘═════════════════════════════╡ PLEASE REGISTER ╞═══════════════════════════╛
The first window contains the program identification and copyright. When
you register your copy of ProScribe, this window will also show the name
ProScribe is registered to.
The second window, or "Status" window, shows the upload processing in
progress. This window includes six items:
1. The ProScribe Archive Laboratory title
2. The status light line
3. The verbal status line of upload processing progress
4. The BBS ad removal status bar
5. The BBS ad removal status counters
6. The desperate cry to register ProScribe!
Description of the Status Window Items
--------------------------------------
1. The ProScribe Archive Laboratory title. This line is static,
except for its color.
2. The status light line. This line shows the current general
operation in progress by activating activity lights (the ■'s).
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3. The verbal status line of upload processing progress. This
indicates, in plain text, the operation that is being performed.
4. The BBS ad removal status bar. This is a graphical indicator of
the progress of the BBS ad removal process. It shows progress on
a 100% scale, and includes a numerical percentage value to the
right of the status bar.
5. The BBS ad removal status counters. These show exactly how many
ads are left to process, and how many have been processed
already.
6. The desperate cry to register ProScribe! This is a blatant cry
to support the shareware revolution, in the form of an incessant,
blinking red message to PLEASE REGISTER this fine product. As
soon as you register ProScribe, this message will go away.
ProScribe Archive Laboratory v1.0 Documentation Page 8
ProScribe Installation / Configuration Utility
_________________________________________________________________
ProScribe Installation
----------------------
Select a directory in your PATH statement for ProScribe and its
associated files to reside in. You may create a new directory exclusively
for ProScribe. ProScribe will function properly as long as the directory
it resides in is included in your PATH statement. Please refer to your DOS
manual if you are unfamiliar with the operation of the PATH statement.
Select the directory that you wish to install ProScribe into by using
the CD command. For example:
CD\PROSCRIB
Next, unarchive the ProScribe archive into this directory. Included in the
ProScribe archive are miscellaneous archives, like ARCID093.ZIP, etc.,
which are required for ProScribe to function properly, and which also need
to be unarchived in the same directory.
The next step is to configure ProScribe. Run the included setup
program PSCONFIG.EXE. You will be presented with a full screen display
that shows the following options:
Path Names
Archivers
Colors
COM Port
Archive Comments
Toggles
Miscellaneous
Navigating Through the ProScribe Setup Utility
----------------------------------------------
Generally, to navigate through ProScribe's menus, you use the up/down arrow
keys to select the menus and options and ENTER to enter menus and/or
modify/select options. On the Minimum Space Free option from the
Miscellaneous menu, + and - keys can be used to increment and decrement the
value by 100,000 bytes. Further, ] and [ keys can be used to increment and
decrement the value by 1,000,000 bytes. On the Latest Date Necessary
option from the Miscellaneous menu, the + and - keys can be used to
increment and decrement the month field, and the ] and [ keys can be used
to increment and decrement the year field.
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Using the ESC key, you can abort changes in:
Any text editing fields, such as the path names and archivers
The color selection sub-menus
The default archiving comment sub-menu
Otherwise, the ESC key exits current menu, saving changes. Lastly, the ESC
key exits the program, updating the configuration file with any changes.
Path Names
----------
The first line under this menu is the directory where all unarchiving,
scanning, and re-archiving of incoming uploads is done. You must create
this directory on your own for ProScribe to work. For example:
C:\PROSCRIB\TEMP\
Do not use this directory for any other programs because ProScribe will
delete the contents of this directory after it processes a file.
The second line under this menu is a complete path and filename of the text
file that ProScribe will use as a log file. This log file will include
information, such as, the beginning and ending times of each ProScribe
session, each file that was processed, various status and error messages,
BBS ads removed, etc. For example:
C:\PROSCRIBE\UPLOAD.LOG
The third line under this menu is a directory where ProScribe will place
uploads that did not pass any of the ProScribe tests/processes. For
example:
C:\BBS\HOLD\
The fourth and fifth lines under this menu are full path(s) and filename(s)
of BBS ads that you can specify ProScribe to insert into incoming uploads,
if applicable. You can specify "NUL" in these two lines to completely
disable BBS ad insertion. Otherwise, specify up to two BBS ads that you
wish to insert into incoming uploads. If you specify only one, make sure
the other line says "NUL". For example:
C:\PROSCRIB\BBS1.AD
C:\PROSCRIB\BBS2.AD
OR
NUL
NUL
OR
ProScribe Archive Laboratory v1.0 Documentation Page 10
C:\PROSCRIB\BBS1.AD
NUL
Archivers
---------
Lines 1 through 6 under this menu are the DOS filenames, and command line
options that will be used to archive/unarchive incoming uploads for
processing by ProScribe. The defaults provided by the sample configuration
file with the ProScribe archive should work for most BBSes. It is not
necessary to modify any items under this menu at the time of installation.
However, if you have a setup where you need to modify some of the command
line switches and/or options, you may change the default settings to those
that suit your needs.
Colors
------
Lines 1 through 8 under this menu are used to define ProScribe's color
scheme. It is not necessary to modify any items under this menu at the
time of installation. The defaults provided in the sample configuration
file with the ProScribe archive should appeal to most sysops/users.
However, you may change the default settings to those that suit your needs.
COM Port
--------
Lines 1 through 4 under this menu are the COM ports that are supported by
ProScribe. Select the port of your choice by pressing Enter on the desired
port. (This should be the same COM port that your BBS uses)
Archive Comments
----------------
Lines 1 through 10 under this menu are complete path(s) and filename(s) of
up to 10 different archive comments that you may insert into uploaded
archives. Refer to the Miscellaneous menu to select the comment number you
wish to insert as a default, as described below under the Miscellaneous
menu description. Currently, only ARJ and ZIP archives can be commented.
Set any unused lines to "NUL". To make installation easier, do not set
line 1 to "NUL" if you plan to use archive commenting. You may set all of
these to "NUL" if you do not wish to comment your archives. For example:
C:\PROSCRIB\COMMENT1.TXT
C:\PROSCRIB\COMMENT2.TXT
...etc.
OR
ProScribe Archive Laboratory v1.0 Documentation Page 11
C:\PROSCRIB\COMMENT1.TXT
NUL
...etc.
OR
NUL
NUL
...etc.
Toggles
-------
Lines 1 through 5 under this menu are used to define how ProScribe should
behave. For example:
Always Rearchive. If set to "Yes", all uploads will be re-archived,
regardless of whether or not any modifications were done to the file (BBS
ads removal, BBS ads insertion, archive commenting). If set to "No",
uploads will be re-archived only when necessary.
Place AV Stamp. If set to "Yes", an AV stamp will be appended onto any ZIP
file that is re-archived. It is generally recommended that if you use this
option, you should also set Always Rearchive to "Yes", above. DO NOT SET
THIS OPTION TO YES IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A REGISTERED VERSION OF PKZIP, AS IT
WILL CAUSE THE SYSTEM TO LOCK UP. (If this happens, you must press a key
locally to resume.)
Always Add Volume Labels. If set to "Yes", all uploads will correctly
handle possible volume labels inside archives. If this option is used, you
must make sure that the work drive does not have any volume labels present
on it, as they will be inserted into every upload. Also, you should also
"de-label" your work drive within your processing batch file. The means to
do this are included.
No Memory Check on SCAN. If set to "Yes", ProScribe will instruct SCAN.EXE
to only check the files in the upload for viruses. If set to "No",
SCAN.EXE will check both the files in the upload AND your computer's RAM
for viruses. Setting this to "No" will make upload processing slower, as
SCAN.EXE will take extra time to scan the RAM.
Always Add Archive Comment. If set to "Yes", ProScribe will automatically
insert the default archive comment, as described below under the
Miscellaneous menu description.
Miscellaneous
-------------
Lines 1 through 3 under this menu are additional preferences that you may
specify.
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Minimum Space Free. This is the minimum space requirement before ProScribe
unarchives the incoming upload. If the minimum space free on your hard
drive where your work directory is located is less than the number
specified on this line, ProScribe will an error level indicating this
condition.
Latest Date Necessary. This is the date that the most recent file within
the upload must meet or exceed to pass the file date test. If you do not
care about the file dates, you can set this to January 1980 (01/1980).
Default Archive Comment. This is the number of the default archive comment
that you wish to comment incoming uploads with. Valid selections are 1-10.
ProScribe Archive Laboratory v1.0 Documentation Page 13
Command Line Syntax
_________________________________________________________________
The command line format to run ProScribe is as follows:
PROSCRIB.EXE <C:\UD\ARCHIVE.EXT> [/c#]
Upon execution, ProScribe will look for a complete path and filename of the
upload to be processed and an optional switch indicating the comment number
to be inserted into the upload. Command line parameter and option are not
case sensitive.
If you do not specify a complete path and filename as a command line
parameter, ProScribe will exit with an archive identification error. For
example:
PROSCRIB.EXE C:\UD\TESTFILE.ZIP
OR
PROSCRIB.EXE C:\UD\TESTFILE.ZIP /c1
AND NOT
PROSCRIB.EXE TESTFILE.ZIP
ProScribe Archive Laboratory v1.0 Documentation Page 14
Batch File Construction
_________________________________________________________________
In order for ProScribe to run correctly, it must be called from a
batch file after an upload is received on your BBS.
The format for this batch file should be as follows:
@ECHO OFF
C:
CD\PROSCRIB\TEMP
PROSCRIB.EXE %1 %2
C:
CD\BBS
DO NOT RUN PROSCRIBE FROM OUTSIDE THE WORK DIRECTORY. For reference, the
work directory is defined in the ProScribe configuration utility.
ProScribe does "house cleaning" of the work directory where it was called
from, and it will delete ALL FILES and DIRECTORIES, if created, in the work
directory.
The %1 and %2 parameters instruct ProScribe: the file name, and the
archive comment number to use. The %1 parameter MUST be included,
otherwise ProScribe will show a help screen and return with a non-zero
errorlevel. The %2 parameter may be used to override the default comment
number as defined in the ProScribe configuration utility.
The following is the batch file included in the ProScribe archive. It has
been written to run with Telegard v2.7 BBS. However, it shows the correct
ways to handle errorlevels.
@echo off
d:
cd \proscrib\temp
proscrib.exe %1 %2
if errorlevel=9 goto error9
if errorlevel=8 goto error8
if errorlevel=7 goto error7
if errorlevel=6 goto error6
if errorlevel=5 goto error5
if errorlevel=4 goto error4
if errorlevel=3 goto error3
if errorlevel=2 goto error2
if errorlevel=1 goto error1
if errorlevel=0 goto error0
echo Something went wrong in PROCESS.BAT
pause
goto end
:error9
ProScribe Archive Laboratory v1.0 Documentation Page 15
d:
cd\bbs
exit
:error8
d:
cd\bbs
exit
:error7
mkerrlvl 0
d:
cd\bbs
exit
:error6
d:
cd\bbs
exit
:error5
d:
cd\bbs
exit
:error4
d:
cd\bbs
exit
:error3
d:
cd\bbs
exit
:error2
d:
cd\bbs
exit
:error1
d:
cd\bbs
exit
:error0
d:
cd\bbs
exit
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:end
d:
cd\bbs
exit
Since Telegard BBS only accepts one errorlevel for success after integrity
testing, this batch file uses the program MKERRLVL.EXE to create
errorlevels of "0" wherever required. This may be desirable where you wish
to classify certain errorlevels as acceptable (for example, errorlevel 7).
(The MKERRLVL.EXE program is included in the ProScribe archive.)
ProScribe Archive Laboratory v1.0 Documentation Page 17
Errorlevels
_________________________________________________________________
The following errorlevels are returned after ProScribe completes its
functions:
Errorlevel Description
---------- -----------
0 Processing completed OK, no errors
1 Not enough space free in the temporary archive
directory
2 File uploaded not in ARJ, LZH or ZIP format
3 Virus detected by SCAN.EXE
4 Program error in SCAN.EXE (i.e., not enough memory to
run)
5 No parameters specified on the command line (missing
filename)
6 Archive identification (file isn't actually a valid
archive, OR the actual file specified on the command
line is not really there)
7 The user hung up, but the archive processed OK
8 The most recent file in archive did not pass the file
date check
9 Configuration file not found in DOS path or current
directory
ProScribe Archive Laboratory v1.0 Documentation Page 18
The ADDCRC.EXE Program
_________________________________________________________________
ADDCRC.EXE is a program that adds new records of files, to a file
called CRC.REC, that you do not want to accept as a part of an upload to
your BBS. These can be BBS ads from other boards, specific files, etc.
Upon encountering these files by their existing CRC in CRC.REC, ProScribe
can detect their CRC values and remove them from the upload. Included with
the ProScribe archive is a database of known BBS ads that will be removed
by ProScribe.
Command line syntax is:
ADDCRC.EXE <PATH>
Example: ADDCRC C:\ADS\*.*
Example: ADDCRC BBS.AD
You can view the contents of CRC.REC by typing:
ADDCRC /V
OR
ADDCRC /V /P (to enable screen pausing)
ProScribe Archive Laboratory v1.0 Documentation Page 19
The MKERRLVL.EXE Program
_________________________________________________________________
The MKERRLVL.EXE program is a small utility that can be used to
generate any errorlevel from 0-255 within a batch file. The only instance
to use this program would be if ProScribe is returning an errorlevel that
you wish to change to another value. For instance, if ProScribe is
returning an errorlevel of 7, you can use the MKERRLVL program to return an
errorlevel of 0 to complete processing correctly.
The format for the MKERRLVL.EXE program is:
MKERRLVL.EXE 0
This will instantly change any errorlevels in your batch file to a "0" or
whatever you definie the value on the command line.
ProScribe Archive Laboratory v1.0 Documentation Page 20
Bug Reports
_________________________________________________________________
Known bugs:
None that we know of.
If you encounter any bugs in this program, please report them to us. You
may call the BBSes listed below in the distribution sites and report them
via email, or you may send netmail to Brett Nyborg at Fidonet 1:114/139 or
USTGNet 85:823/130.
If you have any suggestions for improving ProScribe, please write to us or
netmail us at address listed above.
ProScribe Archive Laboratory v1.0 Documentation Page 21
Registration
_________________________________________________________________
Qty Item US Price
___ Registration only ........................ @ $5 ea $________
(includes user name on ProScribe screen)
___ Registration & Future Upgrades ........... @ $15 ea $________
(includes user name on ProScribe screen &
next 3 updates sent through mail)
Please Specify: _____ 5¼" disk OR
_____ 3½" disk
TOTAL $________
Remit To: Brett Nyborg
9238 S. Heather Dr.
Tempe, AZ 85284
Name _____________________________________________________________
Name to be displayed as registered to (Max 58 characters):
__________________________________________________________________
Company _________________________________________________________
or BBS
Address _________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________
Payment by: ___ Check (U.S. bank or branch) ___ Money Order
Work Phone (____) _____________ Home Phone (____) ______________
Signature ________________________________________________________
This program is not free! You are hereby licensed to use this program for
a trial period of 30 days free of charge. If, after 30 days, you decide
that you would like to continue using ProScribe, you must complete the
registration form (REGISTER.FRM) and return it to the author with the
required registration fee enclosed.
ProScribe Archive Laboratory v1.0 Documentation Page 22
DISCLAIMER
IN NO EVENT WILL I BE LIABLE TO YOU FOR ANY DAMAGES, INCLUDING
ANY LOST PROFITS, LOST SAVINGS OR OTHER INCIDENTAL OR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF YOUR USE OR INABILITY TO
USE THE PROGRAM, OR FOR ANY CLAIM BY ANY OTHER PARTY.
ProScribe Archive Laboratory v1.0 Documentation Page 23
Distributors
_________________________________________________________________
You may download the latest version of ProScribe by calling:
The Bazaar
602-964-2640
US Robotics HST/v42bis
Fidonet 1:114/139
USTG/ITCNet 85:823/130
Central Intelligence Apparatus
602-730-5567
US Robotics HST/v42bis
X_Net/UN'INet
Node Name: CIA
Node ID : 3286
You may also FREQ the latest version of ProScribe by FREQ'ing "PSAL*.*"
from Fidonet 1:114/139, or USTG/ITCNet 85:823/130.