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┌─────┐ ┌─────┐ ┌─────┐ ┌─────┐ ┌─────┐ ┌─────┐ ┌──┬──┐ ┌─────┐ ┌─────┐ ┌─┐ ░│ ───┤░│ │ │░│ ── │░│ ── │░│ ───┤░░│ │░│ │ │░│ │ │░└─┐ ┌─┘░░│ │░ ░│ │░│ │░│ ── │░│ ─┤░│ ───┤░░│ ───┤░│ │░│ │░░░│ │░░░░│ │░ ░├─── │░│ │ │░│ │░│ │░│ │░░│ │░│ │░│ │ │░░░│ │░░░░└─┘░ ░│ │░│ │ │░│ │░│ │ │░│ │░░│ │░│ │ │░│ │ │░░░│ │░░░░┌─┐░ └─────┘ └──┴──┘ └─────┘ └───┴─┘ └─────┘ └─────┘ └──┴──┘ └──┴──┘ └─┘ └─┘ V e r s i o n 4 . 0 7 C o p y r i g h t ( C ) 1 9 9 1 S h a w n G r e s h a m From Joel Karr's E l e c t r o d e s B B S 903-868-2794 FIDOnet 1/19:55 C r e d i t s ───────────── The following products are copyrighted material and/or trademarks of their copyright and/or trademark holders respectively: DESQview Quarterdeck Systems Remote Access, RABBS Continental Software MASM Microsoft Corporation TASM Borland International Their names are used only for reference to aide in installation and usage of SabreChat!. W h a t i s S a b r e C h a t ! ─────────────────────────────────── SabreChat! is a cross-node/cross-environment chat utility for Remote Access Bulletin Boards Systems providing a means for users on different nodes to conduct 'real-time' communication. SabreChat! provides the following options: ■ Character-by-character communications instead of the confusing, jerky line-by-line method. ■ Runs on nodes separated by DESQview, Networks supporting NetBios, Novell Netware, or WINDOWS graphic environment. ■ Supports remote ANSI on/off (hi/lo intensity), Avatar and 40/80 column displays. ■ Local screen can be updated with an optional direct screen write mode with an CGA Snow Removal option for faster text display as well as a BIOS update mode and the traditional text output method. Supports DESQview's direct screen write buffer. ■ Supports up to 49 nodes! ■ Allows paging to a user on another RA node. ■ Optional two modes of name-prompting to reduce confusion in conversations of 3 or more users that can be changed by the user to fit his or her desires. ■ Can be used to create Conference menus for more than one concurrent chat session under a network or multitasker. NOTICE: The unregistered version of SabreChat! has a ten-minute time restriction. A user may re-enter SabreChat! as often as he wishes though. SabreChat! is written in 8088 assembly language and assembled with the Turbo Assembler Version 2.00 for smaller EXE size and faster execution. R e q u i r e m e n t s ─────────────────────── SabreChat! requires the following to operate correctly. ■ A Communication Fossil. Examples : BNU and X00 ■ ANSI.SYS if you use the S3 (use ASCII/ANSI Text Output function explained later). ■ Only needs about 25k to operate. ■ A multitasker, or a novell or netbios network. NOTE: As of version 4.07, SabreChat! will no longer support Remote Access Version 1.01 or earlier. Earlier versions of SabreChat! should be retained to allow usage with earlier version of RA. L i c e n s i n g A g r e m e n t ─────────────────────────────────── ■ You may use SabreChat! for a period of four weeks to determine it's usefulness on your system. After this period you MUST register SabreChat! or discontinue the use of it. ■ You are encouraged to distribute SabreChat! provided no fee is charged for distribution, the distribution archive is NOT to be modified. ■ Registration will entitle you to future versions of SabreChat! but subject to any special condition of that release. ■ Sabre Products or Shawn Gresham is not obligated to provide future versions, or support, for SabreChat!. ■ You may not modify or reverse-engineer SabreChat!. ■ SabreChat! may NOT be included for distribution as part of any software library that is sold for profit. ■ Sabre Products, or Shawn Gresham's, liability is limited to the amount paid for registration only. R e g i s t r a t i o n ─────────────────────── Welcome to revision 4.07!!! Revision 4.07.00 will, unfortunatetly, be the first version of SabreChat! to have true registrations. The following infomation is needed for registration: Sysop name System name Primary BBS phone number Postal address FidoNet address (if available) Please send $15 US for registration, along with the above information, to one of the following locations: USA: "Registration Schat!" C/- Shawn Gresham Route 1 Box 544 Gordonville, TX 76245 USA "Registration Schat!" C/- Joel Karr Route 1 Box 281c Sherman, TX 75090 USA AUSTRALIA: "Registration Schat!" C/- Terry Harvey PO Box 593 Burwood NSW 2134 AUSTRALIA Accepts VISACARD, MasterCard, BankCard ■ You MUST include all the registration information correct for proper key generation. ■ Checks or money orders should be made payable to the person of the registration site. ■ Include either a stamped, self-addressed envelope, or a FidoNet address for a receipt of your payment. R e g i s t r a t i o n K e y ─────────────────────────────── Upon registering you will receive your personal key via netmail (if availble). If netmail is not available to you, then after receiving your payment receipt via. return mail, call the registration locations' BBS and a PERSONAL message with the key file will be attached on hold for you. Each key is a small file (120 bytes) in size which contains information about your registration. Place a copy in your system directory that the SET SCHAT!= points to (normaly your RA system directory). SabreChat! detects a valid key upon execution and switches into registered mode. Registration information is displayed at program execution, and the "please register" is removed. This removes the 10 min restriction of non registered mode. WARNING! DO NOT make your key available to anyone! Doing so will violate your registration agreement with Sabre Products. S C h a t ! F i l e s ─────────────────────── The following files are included in the SabreChat! archive file. SCHAT!.EXE The main executing file. SCHT!407.DOC This Manual. SETSCHT.COM The file allows you to set the defaults that SabreChat! will use on the command line. SCHAT!.TXT A sample text file that will display to each user as he enters SabreChat!. MXR!.COM Creates a memory buffer for SabreChat! when being used under a multitasker. Now supports up to 49 nodes at once. This program is the descendent of MIXER!.COM that was with version 2.05 and before and is not compatible with the older version of SabreChat! nor is 4.07 compatible with the old MIXER!.COM. NETMXR!.COM This allows simultaneous execution of several nodes of SabreChat! under a multi-tasker on several machines on a network. (yeah, neat trick) REMOVE!.COM Removes MXR!.COM and NETMXR!.COM from memory. MXR!.DOC Help on Mixer! Files created by SabreChat! during execution: SCHAT!.SAV The default file. Created by SETSCHT.COM. SCHAT!.CNF Conference Information. SCHAT!.USR User Information. I n s t a l l i n g S a b r e C h a t ! ───────────────────────────────────────── To install SabreChat!, you will need to create a environment variable called SCHAT! and point it toward the main directory of your bulletin board system. For Remote Access systems, SCHAT! will be set to the same directory as your RA variable is set. This directory must be accessable by all nodes. For example: SET SCHAT!=C:\RA The semaphore path can be set with the SabreChat! utility SETSCHT.COM. SabreChat! will then look for the NODE?.RA files in the semaphore path. Through experience, we have discovered that it is benificial to delete the files: SCHAT!.CNF and SCHAT!.USR in your AUTOEXEC.BAT file. SabreChat! will re-create them when executed and this will prevent any garbage from being left over from a lock-up. Also if you create or modify the SCHAT!.TXT file that came with SabreChat!, you can give additional information to users entering SChat!. The text file could be used for anything you wish: newsletters, warnings, greetings, additional help, and coupled with a random file creator you could use the file for random quotes or such. Please do not include any control characters into the text file other than carriage return and linefeed. I would suggest that you thoroughly read this document for the information that you will need for your system. For help with MXR!.COM please read MXR!.DOC included in the SabreChat! package. U p d a t i n g S a b r e C h a t ! ───────────────────────────────────── If you already have SabreChat! and are upgrading to a newer version please do the following things to make the upgrade as painless as possible. 1. Delete the files SCHAT!.USR and SCHAT!.CNF. 2. If the new version of SChat! has a different sized SCHAT!.SAV delete that too and re-run SETSCHT to reconfigure SabreChat!. C o m m a n d L i n e O p t i o n s ─────────────────────────────────────── Below is a listing of all the command line parameters needed to execute SabreChat!. I have included a full length description of each and usage examples to help prevent confusion. A ASCII/ANSI/Avatar Usage. This flag determines whether ASCII, ANSI, or Avatar commands are sent to an online user. A<0, 1, 2, or 3> where 0 = None, 1 = Ansi, 2 = Avatar, 3 = Ansi/Avatar. Default: A0 - None Example: SCHAT! A3 - Ansi/Avatar Mode B Set Immediate Users Baudrate. This command sets the baud rate for an immediate user on whatever communications port that was specified with the P <set port number> option. Please see the following chapter over IMMEDIATE USERS. B<baud> where baud is a rate 300 to 38400. Default: Leaves the port at whatever setting it was at. Example: SCHAT! &Gina_Lewter B1200 P0 -- Handles Online User at 1200 baud on port 0. C Select Talk Port. Selects communications port to be used for cross-node communications. Not to be confused with P (Call Com Port) that determines the communication port for the caller. Only use this command if you wish to use a communications port for cross-node chatting otherwise do not include it on the command line. C<port> where port is a valid communications port 1-8. Default: None Example: SCHAT! C2 - Use COM2 D NetBios Double Checking Mode. (NETBIOS and NOVELL ONLY) This command enables SabreChat!'s character double check mode. Netbios has a tendency to lose characters on systems with 4 or more nodes due to the fact of netbios communication when the network drives are being heavily used. By using the D command line parameter, Sabre Chat! will try to double check each character sent to help cut down on the character loss. NOTE: I would recommend that you only use this command, if you are indeed experiencing character loss problems on a multiserver system or a system where the server is a node of the bbs. Default: Disabled Example: SCHAT! D - enable netbios double checking F Define Message Filename. RA versions 1.10 and above use NODE?.RA to send messages to other nodes. The F command allows the sysop to specify the filename if he does not wish to use NODE?.RA. F<filename> where filename is a legal filename with ? in place of the node number. Default: FNODE?.RA Example: SCHAT! FONLINE?.MSG H Use Handle/Aliases. When this flag is set SabreChat! will use caller's handles/aliases instead of their names. H<0 or 1> where 0 = use names, and 1 = use handles. Default: H0 Example: SCHAT! H1 -- use handles I Use Novell Netware IPX DataGram Routines. (NOVELL ONLY) Allows SabreChat! to run on Novell Netware systems that have loaded IPX without need of a clumsy netbios shell. Default: Off Example: SCHAT! I - use Novell Netware Routines. L Use NetBios and Specify LANA Card Number. (NETBIOS ONLY) Allows SabreChat! to run on systems running NetBios without having to use an RS232 cable. Do not include if you wish to use the C <talk port> or V<Memory Buffers> options. L<LANA Card> where LANA Card is 0 or greater. Default: None Example: SCHAT! L0 - activates netbios with LANA 1 M Set Name Prompting Default. This parameter sets the prompting type that will be default when a user enters SabreChat!. The user can later change his prompting by use of the ^T toggle prompting mode command, if he or she prefers another mode. M<0,1,or 2> where 0 is NONE (disabled) 1 is First Name example: --Shawn-- hiya 2 is initial mode example: SG> hiya Default: M0 - Disabled Example: SCHAT! M1 - First Name prompting enabled N Assign Node. Selects node to use when reading USERON.BBS for the user information. N<node> where node is a valid RA node 1-49. Default: N1 - Node 1 Example: SCHAT! N3 - Node 3 O Select Conference Name. Now with version 4.07 of SabreChat!, multitasking systems can now take advantage of the conferencing ability before only available to networks. This command line option allows the SysOp to specify the initial conference that the user will be involved in upon entering SabreChat!. More Information on conferencing is included later in the 'Conferencing' chapter in this manual. O<conference name> where conference name is a valid conference name. Default: OSCHAT! Example: SCHAT! L0 OGIRLS - use netbios with the name GIRLS. P Select Caller Communications Port. Specifies the com port to be used for the online caller. Be careful not to confuse this command with the C <talk port> option. This option is ignored if the caller is local (i.e. baudrate 0). Should be the same port as being used by the bulletin board. P<port> where port is a valid communications port 1-8. Default: None (local) Example: SCHAT! P1 - Use COM1 S Display Mode. Sets the local screen update mode. Modes available are Direct Screen Update (the fastest), Direct Screen Update with CGA Snow Removal, Bios Output Routines (slightly slower than direct) and normal ASCII/ANSI text prints (the slowest). The Direct Screen Update and BIOS modes should auto-adapt to your video environment (i.e. 80x25, 80x43, 80x50, etc...) and place the status bar at the bottom. If you have problems with the direct display, try downgrading to BIOS and even to the text output routine if all else fails and SChat! will operate as it did in the earlier versions. The status bar is not available in the text output mode. S<0, 1, 2, or 3> where 0 is direct 1 is direct with CGA Snow Removal 2 is Bios Output 3 is ASCII/ANSI text output Default: S0 Direct Example: SCHAT! S2 - Use Bios T Set Minutes Remaining. Sets the maximum amount of time allowed in chat in minutes before SabreChat! will return the user to the BBS. NOTICE: This command is ALWAYS set to 10 T<minutes> where minutes is 0-255. Default: T20 - 20 minutes Example: T90 - 1 Hr 30 Minutes U Ask User for Initial Conference Names. This option causes SabreChat! to prompt the user for a conference name upon entering. Default: None Example: SCHAT! U V Use Memory Buffers. (MULTITASKER and NETMXR! ONLY) Allows SabreChat! to communicate across windows on a multitasking system. This option requires that MXR!.COM or NETMXR!.COM was executed before entering the multitasker. Please read the 'Mixing Systems' chapter later in this manual if you wish to operate under a multitasker and a network at the same time. Default: None Example: SCHAT! V - allows operation under a multitasker. Z Set Screen Length. Sets the screen length in lines for the direct and BIOS output modes. Does not effect the text output routines or the output to an online user. The function is included in case auto-detection (default) fails to correctly estimate the video mode. Also useful for setting smaller number of lines in DESQview so that the SChat! status bar will be visible in the DESQview window. Default: Detect Example: SCHAT! Z10 - sets number of lines to 10. - Set User Inactivity Timeout Time. This command line parameter allows the sysop to set the time in which SabreChat! will abort if the user is inactive. A warning will be sent to the user one minute before SabreChat! aborts back to the system. -<2-255> where 2-255 is the minutes before abort. Default: -5 Example: SCHAT! -3 - sets limit to 3 minutes. & Local Non-BBS Operation Mode. This option allows the sysop enter SabreChat! as a different node, but without need of an actual BBS node being present. He will not be present in the USERON.BBS file but will be fully present in the SabreChat! session as an individual node. SabreChat! should be called with a node number higher than the highest number on the board (i.e. node 4 on a 3 node system.). Preferably the next node number to prevent large .USR files (i.e. don't use node 49 :) unless you have plenty of space) &<first_last name> Default: Disabled Example: SCHAT! &Shawn_Gresham N3 -- Shawn Gresham on imaginary node 3. Example: SCHAT! &Gina_Lewter N3 B1200 -- Online User at 1200 baud on imaginary node 3. U s i n g S a b r e C h a t ! ─────────────────────────────── Once in SabreChat! the user can activate commands by either hitting control-[key] or by typing '/[key]' on a blank line. The following commands are availiable to users once in SabreChat!: A Toggle ASCII/ANSI/Avatar mode. This will toggle the code form that SabreChat! will send color information to the remote user (if any). Does not affect the local screen. C Toggle 80/40 column wrapping. This command toggle controls the point at which SabreChat! performs its word wrapping. (unfortunately affects local side too) E Smile. (COURTESY COMMAND) The user smiles. F Change Conference. This command displays a list of conferences and allows the user to change which conference he is in. Conference names are limited to normal ASCII character and if the name is preceded with a '/' then the conference is considered private and the name will not show on the conference list, instead PRIVATE is displayed. Only users knowing the name may enter the conference. G Check Online Messages. This command tells SabreChat! to look for messages sent by RA's page_online command and display them. L Laugh. (COURTESY COMMAND) The user laughs. N Toggle Color Intensity. This toggles between intense and normal colors in ANSI and Avatar modes. O List Users Currently Online. This command lists the users curretly online in RA as per USERON.BBS. It does not show hidden users and will display the users handles instead of their names if the H1 parameter is used on the command line. P Page Online. This command is the same as RA's page_online option. T Toggle Prompting Mode. This allows the user to toggle thru all the prompting modes availiable in SabreChat! (none,full name, intial) W Wrist Watch. Displays the time and the time remaining for the user. X Exit SabreChat! and return to BBS. Z Display the Help Screen. Also some other keys have been added for the / commands. /? and /h display the help screen. /s smiles. /q quits. U s i n g S a b r e C h a t ! W i t h R A B B S ───────────────────────────────────────────────────── SabreChat! has been designed on, around, and for Remote Access Bulletin Boards. All of the command line parameters have a RABBS counterpart to allow easy setup. A full listing of these options are in the RA.DOC file. The most used options are included below. *G Ansi Graphics 0=off, 1=ansi, 2=avatar, 3=ansi/avatar used with SChat!'s A option as A*G *N Current Node used with SChat!'s N option as N*N *P Communications Port used with SChat!'s P option as P*P *T Time remaining in minutes used with SChat!'s T option as T*T These commands are the exact counterpart to SabreChat!'s command line options. SabreChat! can be executed by RA's Type 7 menu. Example as follows: USER TEXT : (S)abre Chat! MENU TYPE : 7 OTHER TEXT : SCHAT!.EXE N*N P*P T*T A*G HOT KEY : 'S' Currently, LANA settings for the net option will have to be 'hard-set' at the command line because RA does not have a counterpart. OTHER TEXT : SCHAT!.EXE N*N P*P T*T A*G L0 U s i n g A M u l t i T a s k e r ───────────────────────────────────── SabreChat! operates under a multitasker using the V <memory buffers> option. To use SChat! with the V option, you must first execute MXR!.COM before entering the multitasker (such as DV.COM). This program creates the TSR's and buffers that SabreChat! will use later to communicate inbetween windows. Details about MXR!.COM and it's installation are described in MXR!.DOC included in this archive. So far, SChat! has been tested under DESQview and WINDOWS, but should work under any multitasking environment using the V command line option. You may have difficulty using SabreChat!'s direct screen updating with a multitasker. Switching to the BIOS output mode should help prevent confusing local displays and still retain the status line. If problems persist move down to the ASCII/ANSI text output and SabreChat! will operate as it has in previous versions. A useful trick is to set the Z<screen lines> option to the size of your windows (if any) so that you can locally see the status bars for each node without the windows scrolling. Example of a DESQview call would be as follows: SCHAT!.EXE N*N P*P A*G V or SCHAT!.EXE N*N P*P A*G S2 Z10 V (bios screen update half screen size) U s i n g N e t W o r k s ─────────────────────────── SabreChat! Version 2.05 was the first of the SCHAT! series to allow communication via NetBios. Version 3.60 included the excluded novell network users into the ballgame. Netbios (L) and Novell (I) modes operate identically. A Group Name is created by each node when SabreChat! is executed and text is sent to and from that name. Sometimes heavy drive access can cause character loss on multi-server systems or on the server machine. If this becomes a persisant and serious problem, try turning on the DoubleChecking feature (command line option D) and this should help cut down on losses. C o n f e r e n c i n g ─────────────────────── With the introduction of version 4.07, SabreChat! now allows conferencing with multitaskers as well as networks. The following paragraphs have been written to help explain SabreChat!'s conferencing abilities. Conferences are like rooms set aside for users to talk to each other in (in fact, you may wish to use conference names that further this idea to help your users with the concept). Users can create rooms by using the Control-F (/F) and entering a room that is not on the list. Rooms disappear after the last users leaves them. Users initially enter the SCHAT! conference unless the SysOp specifies another with the O command line option or the users are prompted for a conference name by means of the U command line option. Conference names beginning with '/' are considered private and are listed so with the Control-F command. Only users knowing the name may enter the conference since it is not listed anywhere. I have include a standard RA menu example to show what I mean. SCHAT.ASC example Welcome Traveller to the Towne of GreySmauk! ────────────────────── (D)ragon Inn (M)aid's Corner (S)tory Teller's Block (W)izard's Guild (T)alk in Private (A)rch-Mage's ONLY (R)eturn to the Wilderness. Select F,L,P,S or Q: SCHAT.MNU examples for a network system: 'D' - Type 7 : SCHAT!.EXE ODRAGON-INN 'M' - Type 7 : SCHAT!.EXE OMAIDS-CORNER 'S' - Type 7 : SCHAT!.EXE OSTORY-TELLER 'W' - Type 7 : SCHAT!.EXE OMAGES-GUILD 'T' - Type 7 : SCHAT!.EXE U 'A' - Type 7 : SCHAT!.EXE O\ARCH-MAGE 'Q' - typical goto or return to menu depending on how you have it setup. The previous example is a simplified RA menu that shows all the various options availiable for conferencing systems. Option 'D' is an example of the sysop-defined group name using 'DRAGON-INN' as the tag to communicate across the net. The 'T' option allows two users to use a previously decided number to conduct a private SChat! session or just to create their own place using the U <user-defined group name> option. And finally the 'A' menu option shows that mixed with RA's restricted security access you could open restricted access SChat! session with, in this case, 'ARCH-MAGE' as the group name. I m m e d i a t e U s e r s ───────────────────────────── Immediate User Mode allows you to use SabreChat! without the need of a specific BBS or a BBS at all. This allows you to specify the information normally passed by USERON.BBS. Making it possible to use SabreChat! on the spur of the moment or even on a network in the office to talk to someone else on the net. Immediate User Mode releases SabreChat! from bulletin board systems expanding it uses. Two people or more people could talk across a NETBIOS or NOVELL network by using a call similar to this: User 1: SCHAT! N1 &Shawn_Gresham User 2: SCHAT! N2 &Gina_Lewter SabreChat! can be used in immediate mode with an online user just by adding the port and baudrate User 3: SCHAT! N3 &Joel_Karr B9600 P0 This feature allows other non-specific BBS's to use SabreChat! and it also allows the sysop or a local user to pop into SabreChat! as an imaginary node. T e c h n i c a l i t i e s ─────────────────────────── For the sake of debugging, I have included a list of system specific items that might cause conflict with other software. ■ SChat! calls MXR! via interrupt 66h. ■ SChat! calls the fossil driver via interrupt 14h. ■ SChat! calls NetBios via interrupt 5ch. ■ SChat! uses the IPX low-level datagrams packets in the Novell Netware (I) mode. ■ SChat! gets it's user information from USERON.BBS. ■ SChat! gets it's keyboard input from the fossil and likewise uses it's screen output routines in text mode. ■ SChat! performs its Bios Output mode via interrupt 10h. T h e F u t u r e ─────────────────── Here is a list of suggestions and various ideas that we have spawned or have received from contributing users during the development of SabreChat!. Whether these ideas become code is dependent on the usefulness and difficulty of the task. ■ Split windows for ANSI users. ■ Log Entries. ■ A SysOp Capture Option for recording those unforgettable moments. If you have a nifty idea for an useful option, please drop us some mail. After all... we can't think of everything. :) Which leads to... H e l p o r C o m m e n t s ─────────────────────────────── If you have any difficulties or comments, we would appreciate any feedback (is there anybody out there?!?). Please call Electrodes BBS (903) 868-2794 or NetMail at 1/19:55 to Shawn Gresham or Joel Karr (SysOp). We are also available on the RA_SUPPORT and RA_UTIL echos. T h a n k s ─────────── I'd like to thank the following people for all the various things they did in the development of SabreChat!. Joel Karr, my number one ALPHA tester, for submitting his delicate BBS for testing (still got your finger over that reset button???) and for the invaluable programming help and insight! Les Harding, for all those hours of testing the "other side" and the technical help that made programming easier. Debbie Karr, for the moral support and soft drinks!! And to all the users of Electrodes BBS who had to deal with SabreChat!'s moody tendencies...thanks guys and gals!!! You're the ones that I writing it for! B e t a T e a m ──────────────── This beta cycle had to be contained within RA beta sites only. I know there were others that had helped in testing this version, but sorry guys, I didn't have your names! Thanks to all the RA beta folks that gave a helping hand with this release!!! And to our old beta team, thanks guys! We will continue beta testing thru you when possible. Starting with this release we hope to get back to beta testing with you. We have not forgotten you!! A special thanks goes out to our fantastic Beta Team. Let's all take our hats off for these few brave souls. Keep up the good work gang. Fred Horner Rod Hancock The Private EaR Motor City Software Waco, Tx Oshawa ON 1:388/10 1:229/418 (817) 776-9877 (416) 579-6318 Terry Harvey Bruce Bodger Eagle One BBS The Truckstop BBS Burwood NSW Australia Tulsa, OK 3:712/704 1:170/400 61-2-745-3190 (918) 254-6618 Documentation by Shawn Gresham and Joel Karr, 1991. Good Bye!