xprQuickB.library, XPR implementation of CompuServe Quick-B protocol
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	This  software  is  for  use with all terminal programs that comply
with  the  XPR  external  protocol  standard,  defined  by Willy Langeveld,
(Currently  [jul'89]  only  VLT  since  version  4.036..   Next  version of
A-TalkIII  should  support  it,  as promised by Marco Papa ;-), to transfer
files to and from the CompuServe network.

	To install, simply copy xprquickb.library in your Libs:  directory.

	To  use xprQuickB, set your external protocol to xprquickb.library,
then  select  transfer protocol Quick B on CompuServe when prompted (option
6).   At  the "File name for your computer:" prompt, DO NOT ENTER anything.
Activate  the  external protocol send or receive function of your terminal.
Select  the  path/file  to  send  or  receive with the file requester (much
better  than  entering  the  whole thing at the CIS prompt, n'est ce pas?).
The  selected  path/filename will be sent with a carriage return to satisfy
the previously described prompt, and your transfer should start.

	There are no external protocol options at this time and the send or
receive  functions  can be interchanged, they both call the same code.  The
host determines the transfer type.


 * xprQuickB.library
 * XPR implementation of CompuServe Quick-B protocol, written by Marc Boucher.

Files in this release:

 aztec.h	- includes usual aztec stuff, function decls etc..
 protolib.c	- An exec library Based on "elib", an example library,
 protolib.h	- created by Jim Mackraz using mylib.asm by Neil Katin.
 timeout.c	- timer.device routines for a simple dos Delay() style function
 protocol.c	- quick-b routines
 xprquickb.c	- main module
 Makefile
 libface.asm	- other library code, from examples by J.Mackraz etc.. Adapted for XPR by Willy Langeveld
 xprquickb.library - your compiled library
 funky.asm	- initial Manx C .begin stuff, (C) by Manx but modified by J.Mackraz
 xproto.h	- include file of most xpr structures by XPR author.
 rtag.asm	- RomTag structure for an exec lib, written by J. Mackraz

	Placed in the public domain, no copyrights apply on this stuff; but
please  do  not  claim  credit  for  code that isn't yours.  Distribute the
complete package, PLEASE!  not just the .library file..

	Please   note   however   that  "protocol.c"  is  based  on  freely
distributable  source  code  placed  on CompuServe.  Some copyrights and/or
restrictions  on  these  may  be  in  effect  -  Read  the notice on top of
"protocol.c".

	I  am  not  yet  on  the  CompuServe  network.  This was written to
satisfy  interest in XPR and to finish a previous attempt which was written
for a friend.

	 Thanks  to  all who contributed to the XPR definition and who have
written  software  to  support  it..   Willy  Langeveld,  Marco  Papa, Rick
Huebner,  and  others  that  I  forget,  don't know, or that will do in the
future.

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Send bug reports, suggestions, ting ting jahe candy to:

-Marc Boucher------------------------------------------Phone: 514/466+8932-
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