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Passkey Professional v1.2
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WAM/HyperMail Network Reformatter
Introduction:
This documentation is intended to give simple instructions about
how to use the 4 enclosed programs to interface with the HyperMail(c)
network message system. These programs are specifically designed to
allow Passkey Professional systems to implement the WAM (Wide Area
Message) format message interface using HyperMail.
EXPORT.EXE
IMPORT.EXE
UPDATE.EXE
REWIND.EXE
Installation:
HyperMail is a separate and distinct product and has no direct
affiliation with Passkey Professional, WildCat, PCBoard, GT-Power, or
any of the other communications systems that may support this
facility.
Please carefully follow the directions for installing HyperMail in
a "WAM" environment. After you have completed the install, replace
the HyperMail programs: IMPORT.EXE, EXPORT.EXE, UPDATE.EXE, and
REWIND.EXE with the 4 programs included with this packet. Also, make
sure a current copy of your Passkey Professional configuration file
"CNFIG1.PKP" is in the directory where you will be running from.
This is necessary so that the Passkey utilities can locate the
critical Passkey control files and programs required for network
mail.
The IMPORT, EXPORT, and UPDATE programs will be called from within
HyperMail. Under normal circumstance, you will never need to execute
them. The REWIND.EXE program has an identical function to the
REWIND.EXE discussed in the HyperMail documentation.
Any problems, questions, or comments on these programs should be
directed to the Passkey Support message area available on most
HyperMail systems. Any problems, questions, or comments about
HyperMail, can be directed via the network also thru the HyperNet
conference.
- HyperMail / HyperNet are copyright (c) 1989-1990 Code Master
International.
- Passkey, Passkey Professional, and PKPRO are copyright (c) 1985-
1990 Mind-Pawn Technologies.