A word about the 4 scripts contained in this .zip file:

MAIL.C		Logs on to CRS, opens Rosemail door, 
		downloads Mail .QWK packet, logs off

MAIL1.C		Logs on to CRS, opens Rosemail door, Uploads 
		CRS.PTR, Resets message pointers, downloads
		Mail .QWK packet, logs off

MAILU1.C	Logs on to CRS, opens Rosemail door, Uploads 
		CRS.PTR, Resets message pointers, Uploads CRS.REP, 
		downloads Mail .QWK packet, logs off

MAILU2.C	Logs on to CRS, opens Rosemail door, Uploads 
		CRS.REP, Resets message pointers, downloads
		Mail .QWK packet, logs off

You can edit them any way you like, I have tried to annotate each 
command so as to make it fairly clear what is going on.
For my sessions on CRS I use Standard PCB commands for language, so 
the first command sent in the script is '3 Enter'. If you wish to 
use a different language you will have to edit the first Command 
to send a different number. I also use no graphics, so the second 
command is 'N Q Enter'. If you wish to use graphics you will have 
to edit the 'n q' to 'y'.

You must have your User Name, and your Password defined in your RUNTIME
VALUES setting. Check the Properties menu, Runtime values. When CRS asks
for your Name and Password, the script looks to the Runtime Values for
the responses.

The scripts presuppose an UPLOAD directory called c:\upload. If yours is
something else, you will have to adjust the script accordingly. Note
that in defining the reply file and pointer file you must use double
backslashes in the script - "c:\\upload\\crs.rep".

The scripts do not check for the presence of either crs.rep or crs.ptr,
so they will abort if the command to upload a non-existent file is
given. I am trying to find the correct commands to test for the presence
of the file first, but have not discovered it yet.

You must use ZModem as your default Download protocol, set both in your
Wincomm session settings, and in the Rosemail door. The scripts do not
send commands for downloading files, they rely on the automatic feature
of ZModem downloads. I would suggest in your settings for ZModem within
Wincomm that you use the option for sequentially naming files. Then, if 
you download a CRS.QWK when you already have one in your download 
directory, the new files will be named CRS.QW0, CRS.QW1 etc.

Good Luck with the Scripts. If you experience any problems, I can be
contacted on any of the Windows conferences on CRS, particularly
Conference 97, so send E-Mail there.

-Brian Tyson
brian.tyson@canrem.com







