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The following files and utilities are not necessarily all the files/utilities you can get, but are the ones currently known about. Any newer utilities, scripts batch files are welcomed for submission.
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Simple utility to Return Peak or Off-Peak status as a return code
This utility has been supplied by 'Fred' and should ideally be used as part of a batch file or script file (see also Trumpet Winsock)
Users of KA9Q and the DOS DIS Suite see for tips on how to use
As with any new software please download to an empty directory, extract the files and test there before use.
Click here to download TIMESET.ZIP (3690 bytes)
| TIMESET.DOC | User guide to utility |
| TIMESET.COM | Executable file |
| TIMESET.ASM | Source file |
| TIMETEST.BAT | Batch file to test correct installation |
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This is another example supplied by 'Fred' who is prolific at this sort of thing but not yet in a Surftime enabled area :-((
All you need is a handy little utility called int.com, it allows you to call interupts from a batch file and returns a register value as an errorlevel.
Using INT 1A to get the hour and INT 21 to get the day of the week you just add something like the following to your demon.bat file.
rem Example batch using int.com utility int C 1A 2 if not errorlevel 8 goto :CHEAP if errorlevel 18 goto :CHEAP int a 21 2a if not errorlevel 1 goto :CHEAP if errorlevel 6 goto :CHEAP goto :PEAK Rem put your Cheap rate (evenings and weekends) actions here :CHEAP @echo Cheap Rate - evenings & weekends working goto :end Rem Put your Peak rate (daytime) actions here :peak @echo Peak Rate - daytime working :end
The 'int.com' programme programme is available as INT11.ZIP from Simtelnet and mirrors
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This utility is only supplied in executable form and is FREE for any form of use
This is a utility supplied by Michael Salem to choose one out of two parameters passed to the programme to set in the environment variable 'DIALNUM'. Typically this would be used in a batchfile similar to the one described previously, but using a line in your batch file like:-
SETDIAL 08440996662 08440416662
Using the DOS command 'SET' will list the environment variables, to test operation.
Alternatively the batch file SETTEST.BAT can be used to test the operation.
As with any new software please download to an empty directory, extract the files and test there before use.
Click here to download SETDIAL.ZIP (7381 bytes)
| SETDIAL.DOC | User guide to utility |
| SETDIAL.EXE | Executable file needed |
| SETTEST.BAT | Batch file to test operation |
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This set of programmes have been supplied by PC Services using existing login scripts for Trumpet Winsock modified and Fred's timeset utility This enables automated login scripts to choose the correct number according to time of day and if necessary use two fallback numbers if G4 or G5 numbers fail.
There is a configuration script with dialog box to aid setup. When the modified login script is run, there will briefly be a DOS window appear then disappear as TIMESET is run, then the script continues.
As with any new software please download to an empty directory, extract the files and test there before use.
Click here to download TRUMPET.ZIP (10672 bytes)
| TIMESET.DOC | User guide to utility TIMESET |
| TIMESET.COM | Executable file needed |
| TIMESET.ASM | Source file |
| TIMETEST.BAT | Batch file to test correct installation of TIMESET |
| SURFTIME.DOC | User guide to Surftime scripts for Trumpet Winsock |
| LOGIN.CMD | New Login Script file |
| SURFTIME.CMD | Surftime Configuration Script file |
| SURFTIME.RES | Surftime Configuration Dialog Box resource file |
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