There are two telecomm scripts supplied in this package as examples. They are not overly sophisticated, and serve mainly as examples. terminal.rexx a generic terminal program that you may customize in many ways. It features autobaud if you have verbose messages enabled on a Hayes compatible modem. Autobaud is set for 1200 and 2400 only. Fkey 10 will quit the program. Fkey 1 or 2 will reset the modem if it is in command mode. Two are provided for illustrative purposes only, to show what happens with unquotes strings sent to SerMod. cis.rexx This one is a little more complex, and shows one way of writing a script for a particular purpose. It will dial Compuserve, log on, and leave you at your top menu. You will have to supply your own ID, password, dialstring, and FKEY definitions. chat.rexx chat.rexx allows you to make a standard CLI or a shell into a chat window. This is handy in real time conferencing, where incoming and outgoing lines of test otherwise interfere with one another. If you use it in a conference on Compuserve, type '/noecho' on a line by itself to prevent immediate echoing of the outgoing lines, and use chat.rexx from a shell window. sen.rexx A private message may be sent in conference on Compuserve by prepending '/sen nn' to your text. For example, if I wanted to send a private message to job number 5, I might type something like: /sen 5 Have you stopped beating your wife yet? With this script, you canopen a new CLI or shell, invoke sen.rexx, and type '/' on a line by itself. sen.rexx will ask for job number(s). Enter the job number (more than one if you want, and hit . Then simply type the text you wish to send. Each line you type will be sent to the user job number you specified as a private message. You can have more than one sen.rexx active at a time, each window sending to a different user in the conference. killser.rexx - get rid of a running SerMod killrobbs.rexx - get rid of all running ROBBS modules.