There are two subdirectories on this diskette. MEREMOTE and RNCLIENT.

MEREMOTE:
Meremote contains two files (install.bat and remote.exe) that will install 
Multi-Tech Remote Control Demonstration software.  To the hard drive you 
select.  To install the Multi-Tech Remote Control software change to the 
meremote subdirectory and at the a: prompt type the following: 
(do not type the a:)

a:install c:

This will install the Multi-Tech Remote Control software on your C: drive
in the subdirectory named meremote.  The subdirectory will be created for
you.  Also a variable will be set (ME_P).  This is used by the Remote
Control software.  If you remove this variable the remote control program
will not function correctly.

To start the Multi-Tech Remote Control software you must be in the directory
you installed the software to.  At the DOS prompt type - meremote.
You will get a welcome screen and then a menu selection.  The software is set
a 9600 bps modem when it is installed.  To change this select the menu option
Communications Setup.  On the next menu select com1, then using the F1 key
for help set the desired speed and modem type.  Use the esc key to get back
to the main menu; be sure to save your changes!

The correct phone number has be set in the only selection under the menu
item "Connect to Host".  High light this choice and press enter.  The 
software will connect to the Multi-Tech Demonstration network in Minneapolis,
MN. 

You will be able to do a number of things from a menu that is presented to 
you after you have logged on as "Demo" with the password of "demo" (all lower
case).

RNCLIENT:
Under RNCLIENT are also two files (install and rnode).  To install the
Multi-Tech Remote Node client software do the following:
at the a: prompt type:
(do not type a:)

a:install c:

This will install the Multi-Tech Remote Node client software on your C: drive
in the subdirectory called Rnclient.

To start the Remode Node client software you must be in the subdirectory
you installed the software to.  At the DOS prompt type - client.  This will
bring you to a pull-down menu of four items.  With the use of the F1 key 
you will be able to call various help files to assist you in using the 
Multi-Tech Remote Node Client software.  As shipped the software is set
to operate with a 9600 bps modem on com1.  If you wish to change this from
the main menu select List of Hosts and press enter. Highlight the only
item (demo) and press enter.  This will place you in a configuration screen
that will let you change the type of modem by selecting "Modem Name" and 
pressing enter.  To change the speed highligth "Baud Rate" and press enter,Špick the correct speed for your modem from the list presented.

Please remember that the only selection you can use is a call to Minneapolis,
MN.  When you are asked to login please do so as "Guest" with a password of
"guest" all lower case.  Please remember that each command that is not stored on
you hard drive will be sent across the telephone connection before it is
executed.  This can take a considerable amount of time.  For most commands
that are on the Multi-Tech demonstration network you will be given an
approximate amount of time it will take to transfer the command across the
telephone, or async, lines.  The time noted is just to get the command to
your machine, the execution will take more time, and will depend on just
what the command is to do.

The install program will also place an email package in the same
subdirectory as the Remote Node software.  This is for use with the 
Multi-Tech Remote Node system only.  It will not affect the rest of our 
system.  Therefore, you must be in the Remote Node subdirectory to run the 
E-Mail program.  To run this program just type pmail at you c: prompt.  Again
be sure that you are in the RNCLIENT subdirectory before you run this
E-Mail program.  Please do not delete any of the E-Mail that you find on
the Multi-Tech Demo server.  This information is there for others to use
as well.  You are free to send E-Mail to any one else that is on the
Multi-Tech Demonstration server.  Requests for sales information or 
technical support should be directed through normal channels.

Running windows locally is also acceptable.  However there is are no 
applicatons that you can run under your own windows set-up from the Remote
Node demonstration.  Remember that each and every IPX data packet must
be broken up into 8 bit async data packets prior to being transmitted to 
your PC.  The more IPX data packets requested the longer it will take to
transfer the information.

None of these files will be placed in your DOS path or change
your autoexec.bat or config.sys files in any way.  If you experience problems
simply reboot your computer.  

These files will use just over 2 megs of disk space when fully expanded from
the floppy diskette. Be sure that you have enough space on your hard drive
to copy ALL of the files for proper operation.

Note: making changes to the packet type and data compression is not 
recommended for demonstration purpose.
Also, all remote node programs require that the PC placing the call to the
host network not be logged into a network.  This is because the PC that is
doing the calling will be logging into the network that answers the call.
If the PC was already logged into a network he could not run the remote
node PDIPX and NETX programs.

