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==Description==
'''DialUp''' provides an interface to the InJoy and AT&T dialers that is similar to but far more powerful than IBM's LINKUP.EXE.
DialUp provides an interface to the InJoy and AT&T dialers that is similar to but far more powerful than IBM's LINKUP.EXE.


DialUp is a package of REXX routines designed to interface with the InJoy
DialUp is a package of REXX routines designed to interface with the [[InJoy Dialer]] from F/X Communications and/or the AT&T Global Network TCP/IP Dialer. Its functions are:
dialer from F/X Communications and/or the AT&T Global Network TCP/IP
# Start the dialer if not already started.
Dialer. Its functions are:
# Dial a predetermined host.
 
# Disconnect from the host.
1.  Start the dialer if not already started.
# Launch an object after connection (ala LINKUP.EXE)
2.  Dial a predetermined host.
# Create a launch object
3.  Disconnect from the host.
4.  Launch an object after connection (ala LINKUP.EXE)
5.  Create a launch object
 
 
==Download==
* [http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/h-viewer.php?dir=/pub/os2/apps/internet/dialer&file=cdipf.zip cdipf.zip]


==License==
==License==
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==Links==
==Links==
* [http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/h-viewer.php?dir=/pub/os2/apps/internet/dialer&file=cdipf.zip cdipf.zip]


[[Category:Software]]
[[Category:Internet]]

Revision as of 04:29, 12 November 2017

DialUp provides an interface to the InJoy and AT&T dialers that is similar to but far more powerful than IBM's LINKUP.EXE.

DialUp is a package of REXX routines designed to interface with the InJoy Dialer from F/X Communications and/or the AT&T Global Network TCP/IP Dialer. Its functions are:

  1. Start the dialer if not already started.
  2. Dial a predetermined host.
  3. Disconnect from the host.
  4. Launch an object after connection (ala LINKUP.EXE)
  5. Create a launch object

License

No charge shareware.

Author

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