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  10. The GeneSys Project Inc. ·  The GeneSys Project Inc. ·  The GeneSys Project Inc
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  16.              ══        ══  ══  ══════  ══════  ══  ══  ══  ═╝  ╚═ (tm)
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  19.                        Remote Communications System (tm)
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  21.                              Fly with the future!
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  25.                      ADVANCED REMOTE COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM
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  35.                              IBM PERSONAL COMPUTER
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  39.                 COPYRIGHT (C) 1987 by The GeneSys Project, Inc.
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  46.                               December 4, 1987
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  68.       PHOENIX REMOTE COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM                  DECEMBER 4, 1987
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  71.                                 TABLE OF CONTENTS
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  73.               1.0  INTRODUCTION
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  75.               2.0  PHOENIX HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS
  76.                      2.1  MODEMS
  77.                      2.2  MODEM SWITCHES
  78.                      2.3  NUMERIC RESULT CODES
  79.                      2.4  MODEM INITIALIZATION
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  81.               3.0  PHOENIX FILES
  82.                      3.1  SYSTEM FILES
  83.                      3.2  HELP FILES
  84.                      3.3  MENU FILES
  85.                      3.4  MESSAGE FILES
  86.                      3.5  WELCOME FILES
  87.                      3.6  BULLETIN FILES
  88.                      3.7  USER INTERFACE FILES
  89.                      3.8  OTHER SUPPORT FILES
  90.                      3.9  BACKUP FILES
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  92.               4.0  BASIC SETUP AND CONFIGURATION
  93.                      4.1  CONFIG SELECTION 5 EXPLAINED
  94.                      4.2  CONFIG SELECTION 6 EXPLAINED
  95.                      4.3  OTHER CONFIG SELECTIONS
  96.                      4.4  COMMAND LINE PARAMETERS
  97.                      4.5  USING BATCH FILES
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  99.               5.0  GETTING STARTED
  100.                      5.1  DEFAULT DRIVE
  101.                      5.2  CONFIG.SYS FILE REQUIRED
  102.                      5.3  RUNNING PHOENIX THE FIRST TIME
  103.                      5.4  SETTING UP THE SYSTEM FILES
  104.                      5.5  SETTING PHOENIX'S ENVIRONMENT
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  106.               6.0  USING QUESTIONNAIRE FILES
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  108.               7.0  PHOENIX NETWORKING
  109.                      7.1  NET-MAIL DESCRIPTION
  110.                      7.2  GETTING A NET/NODE NUMBER ASSIGNED
  111.                      7.3  HOW IS THE NET/NODE SYSTEM ORGANIZED?
  112.                      7.4  NET-MAIL OPERATION
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  114.               8.0  THE FUNCTION KEYS
  115.                      8.1  DEFINITIONS:
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  117.               9.0  THE ALT KEYS
  118.                      9.1  AVAILABLE KEYS
  119.                      9.2  DEFINITIONS
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  121.              10.0  EXTENDED KEYS
  122.                     10.1  AVAILABLE KEYS
  123.                     10.2  EXTENDED KEYS EXPLAINED
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  134.      PHOENIX REMOTE COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM                  DECEMBER 4, 1987
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  137.                              TABLE OF CONTENTS
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  139.              11.0  THE SCHEDULER
  140.                     11.1  HOW TO ACCESS THE SCHEDULER
  141.                     11.2  SCHEDULES EXPLAINED
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  143.              12.0  PHOENIX MENU SYSTEM PLUS (tm) EXPLAINED
  144.                     12.1  A MENU EXAMPLE
  145.                     12.2  SPECIAL MENUS
  146.                     12.3  A MENU TUTORIAL
  147.                     12.4  SPECIAL SYSOP COMMANDS
  148.                     12.5  A LISTING OF ALL PHOENIX COMMAND IDENTIFIERS
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  151.              13.0  ONLINE PROGRAMS EXPLAINED
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  153.              14.0  IF YOU HAVE PROBLEMS
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  155.              15.0  ADVANCED USES AND OPTIONS
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