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README Notes for the WinComm PRO 1.1 Maintenance Patch (WCP11A.EXE)
DOS & Windows 3.x install
May 18, 1995
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This README file includes the following information:

       A.   Who Needs This WinComm PRO 1.1 Patch

       B.   Upgrading WinComm PRO v1.1 to 1.1 (05/18/95)
            via Windows 3.x

       C.   Upgrading WinComm PRO v1.1 to 1.1 (05/18/95)
            via MSDOS or OS/2

       D.   Contacting Technical Support

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The file (WCP11A.EXE) contains the following files:

   FILE_ID.DIZ  (Short program description)
   README.TXT   (Upgrade instructions)
   DOSUP.BAT    (Batch file to upgrade via DOS)
   UPGRADE.EXE  (Executable to upgrade via Windows 3.x, OS/2)
   PATCH.EXE    (Main patch executable)
   UWCP11A.RTP  (Data file)
   UWCP11A.PIF  (Data file)
   UWCP11B.RTP  (Data file)
   UWCP11B.PIF  (Data file)
   UWCP11C1.RTP (Data file)
   UWCP11C1.PIF (Data file)
   UWCP11C2.RTP (Data file)
   UWCP11C2.PIF (Data file)
   UWCP11D.RTP  (Data file)
   UWCP11D.PIF  (Data file)
   UWCP11E.RTP  (Data file)
   UWCP11E.PIF  (Data file)

A.   Who Needs This WinComm PRO 1.1 Patch
===============================================================

This update corrects issues that were found in copies of 
WinComm PRO 1.1 (dated earlier than March 24, 1995), and 
Internet Messenger 1.1.

Secondly, this update will add network support (NASI/NCSI) and Winsock
support.  For more information on using these new features, please
consult the file UPDATE.WRI, which can be found in your WinComm PRO
directory AFTER executing the patch.


The fixes include:

WinComm PRO
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1)  Color properties defined in the New Session Defaults are now
    retained (and saved) in newly created sessions.

2)  Problems resizing terminal rows and columns have been
    corrected.

3)  The modem database has been updated.  WinComm now provides support
    for approximately 550 different modem types.

4)  The Delrina WinComm PRO HOST Monitor has been modified to include
    a minimize toggle.

IMPORTANT:
    Since the WinComm modems list is being updated and modified, you
    may need to reselect your modem type from the list.  If you find
    that your modem is no longer appearing within the "Modem:" field
    in the Settings dialog for your existing sessions, perform
    the following steps:

        1)  Close all sessions and return to the main phonebook view.
        2)  From the Setup menu, select Global Defaults or click the
	    Defaults button.
        3)  Select ALL when asked which entries you want to modify
	    within your phonebook.
        4)  Select Connection (port and modem) and click OK.
        5)  Reselect your modem from the "Modem" drop down field.
        6)  Click OK.
        7)  All sessions should be updated accordingly.

        NOTE:  You will only need to perform this operation ONCE.

  Also note that the WinComm PRO HOST now requires the file
  VBRUN300.DLL (in your WINDOWS\SYSTEM directory) in order to
  properly execute the Delrina WinComm HOST session.  If you do
  not have this file, you may download it from either our BBS or
  CompuServe under the filename VBRUN300.EXE (a self-extracting .zip).

Internet Messenger
==================

1)  Support for additional service providers, including:
        - Carleton University
        - US Internett
        - NetAccess
        - EUnet UK (modified)
        - NetComm (modified)
        - Spacenet Germany

2)  Updated online help file for Internet Messenger.

3)  Corrects the program abort error encountered with e-mail
    containing corrupt headers and/or MIME attachments.


B. Upgrading WinComm PRO v1.1 to 1.1 (05/18/95) via Windows 3.x
===============================================================

1. Store the upgrade files on a diskette or on your hard disk.

Note:  The patch files *must* be run from a NON write-protected
       diskette.  If you are running the patch from a network,
       be sure that you have write access to the directory in
       which the patch files are stored.  Contact your network
       administrator if you are unsure or copy the files to your
       local hard drive or a writeable diskette.

2. Start Windows.

3. If you have the files on a diskette, insert the diskette into 
the "A" drive. (If the external drive you are using is a letter other
than "A", substitute that letter for "A".)

4. From the Program Manager File menu, select Run.

5. In the Run dialog, type the following command line reflecting the 
location where you stored the upgrade files, for example ...

	A:\UPGRADE

... then click OK (or press Enter)

6. Click the "Upgrade to 1.1" button in the dialog that appears to
continue.  Your software is automatically updated to version 1.1
over the next few minutes.


C. Upgrading WinComm PRO v1.1 to 1.1 (05/18/95) via MSDOS or OS/2
=================================================================

** Be sure to EXIT completely from Windows before running the
   patch files.  DO NOT run the patch under a DOS session. **

1.  Store the upgrade files on a diskette or on your hard disk,
    preferably in a separate directory.

Note:  The patch files *must* be run from a NON write-protected
       diskette.  If you are running the patch from a network,
       be sure that you have write access to the directory in
       which the patch files are stored.  Contact your network
       administrator if you are unsure or copy the files to your
       local hard drive or a writeable diskette.

2)  From the directory where the patch files are stored,
    type:

    DOSUP { Your WinComm PRO directory }

    For example, if your WinComm PRO directory is located in
    C:\WINCOMM, you would type:

    DOSUP C:\WINCOMM

    WinComm will be upgraded and ready to use.

Once each of the four patches has been successfully added,
you may reload Windows and access WinComm PRO.  To ensure that WinComm
was successfully patched, select About from the Help menu.
The date listed in the Help/About dialog should read May 18, 1995.
The Help/About under Internet Messenger should read February 20, 1995.


D.  Contacting Technical Support
================================

Technical Support Telephone Number
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See page 1-9 of the WinComm PRO 1.1 User's Guide.
You can now use a separate telephone number just for WinComm queries.

	(416) 443-4395

