CONTACTS 
0201 - Chips & Tech.                      408 434 0600
020101 - Mr. Morris E. Jones
020102 - Vice President  =Ext. 4283  car: 398 6004
020103 - New Products Development =fax 434 0765

SUBJECTS
Medit Development
PgUp/Dn, Enter keys,
be able to disconnect
Menu & Function Index, 0603

0606 -    ..
0607 - Summary/Objective
0608 -
060801 - Received revised Medit with pgup and pgdn and no_1a_eof feature.
060802 - Sent him pcanywhere and experimeted with it.
060803 -
060804 - He created configuration for Windows extended mode, and we
060805 - experimented with this.
060806 -
060807 -
0609 -
0610 - Menu design
0611 -
061101 - He still is unable to do this.  Looks like it might be several weeks
061102 - to several months before this is ready.
061103 -
061104 -
0612 -
0613 - DOS copy command
0614 -
061401 - Received revised Medit that supposedly enters as a default the
061402 - no_1a_eof mark, so this is no longer needed in my files with the get
061403 - command, which was created yesterday.
061404 -
061405 - Need to experiment with new medit and copy command.
061406 -
061407 - Remove the revised SDS code in 02601.
061408 -
061409 -
0615 -
0616 -

SUBJECTS
POIMS/SDS Presentation
Schematic
Evaluation

0806 -
080601 -  ..
080602 - Morris Offered Suggestions on POIMS Technology
080603 -
080604 - Received today via mail Morris' comments on the POIMS paper, which
080605 - explains advantages of SDS, and was delivered to Morris on 910216.
080606 - ref SDS 2 0755
080607 -
080608 - I will review his remarks under a separate record.
080609 -
080610 -    [...in another record began revisions. ref SDS 6 0001]
080611 -
080612 -    [On 921127 received remarks on revised POIMS. ref SDS 7 0866]
080613 -
080614 -
080615 -
0807 -

SUBJECTS
Software
Windows 386

0905 - Windows
0906 -
090601 - Morris configured Windows for me and explained how I can use SDS in a
090602 - window by selecting DOS and entering Alt space bar.
090603 -
090604 - We also used Windows to run the modem and transfer PCanywhere to him
090605 - while working on another task.
090606 -
090607 - Morris helped me configure Windows for modem operation.  I have to
090608 - enter ata on the screen to answer his ring.
090609 -
090610 -
090611 - Make the windows config.sys a batch file.
090612 -
090613 -    I think this can be run only when Windows is run.
090614 -
090615 -
090616 -
0907 -
0908 -

SUBJECTS
Software
PC Anywhere  i: 00 14

1005 - Progress
1006 -
100601 - Successfully used this where I used anywhere, and Morris used aterm
100602 - and asend.  Seems like I have to be in the anywhere dir to run it, but
100603 - aterm can be started from anywhere on the disk.
100604 -
100605 - We set up a configuration in Anywhere for Morris.
100606 -
100607 - It does not seem to work very well with Windows because of the large
100608 - amount of data that has to be sent for each screen.
100609 -
100610 - For SDS it seems to be fairly quick.
100611 -
100612 - Password
100613 -
100614 - Anywhere remote station must identify the person using Aterm with a
100615 - password.  We used MOJO for Morris.
100616 -
100617 -
100618 -
1007 -

SUBJECTS
Software
Pkarc, 910310

1105 - Progress
1106 -
110601 - Morris used this again to send me updated medit.asm files that
110602 - contain the corrected code.
110603 -
110604 - There are two commands:   pkarc and pkxarx.  The first is for
110605 - compression and the second uncompresses.  The commands given without
110606 - params return instructions.  The problem is that I tried this and did
110607 - not get the one instruction I recall Morris giving for umcompressing
110608 - the file he sent this morning:
110609 -
110610 -     pkxarc -a [filename] [path][filename]
110611 -
110612 - When I tried this spec, it failed, but following worked:
110613 -
110614 -     pkxarc -x [filename] [path]
110615 -
110616 - This was actually entered like this:
110617 -
110618 -     pkxarc -x b248.arc c:\10
110619 -
110620 - Where b248.arc was a compressed file sent by Morris.  I executed the
110621 - command from its directory, in this case c:\09.  The target directory
110622 - is given without parameters.  Presumably I could have given a command
110623 - like (notice a space is needed after the path ending delimiter):
110624 -
110625 -     pkxarc -x b248.arc c:\10\ medit.asm
110626 -
110627 -
110628 -
110629 - Compression
110630 -
110631 - This is accomplished by the following:
110632 -
110633 -     pkarc -a sds.arc c:\sd\01\*.*
110634 -
110635 - This puts all the files in sd 10 into a single file sds.arc.
110636 -
110637 - Unfortunately this cannot compress subdirectories so it does not help
110638 - us that much with distributing SDS.  Since a good many Help files have
110639 - the same name in different directories the contents are lost in trying
110640 - to put them all in a single large file because they are overwritten.
110641 -
110642 -
110643 -
1107 -