GPURSUE DOC;ŽPURSUE MEX ÐSAMPLE MEX g110/8/85 The files PURSUE.MEX and SAMPLE.MEX automate the use of GTE-Telenet's PC Pursuit with MEX112 or later. They could no doubt be refined and improved for MEX-PC or MEX Plus using conditional testing operators. Assuming you have substituted your local access and callback phone numbers for `???????' and `xxxxxxx' in PURSUE.MEX and want to reach the system in SAMPLE.MEX, the syntax (with STAT EXTEND turned ON) is: PURSUE SAMPLE The SET commands used are overlay-dependent, so it may be necessary to send the equivalent control strings to your modem with SENDOUTs instead. PC Pursuit recommends 8 data bits, 1 stop bit and no parity. Have fun! Bruce Morgen modem with SENDOUTs instead. PC Pursuit recommends 8 data bits, 1 sto.overlay-dependent command to set modem to auto-answer SET ANSWER .overlay-dependent command to shut off modem speaker SET QUIET .PC Pursuit tends to be noisy STAT FILTER ON .a personal preference STAT BELL OFF .minimum reply time on sendouts STAT REPLY 1 .repeat because my modem is dense SET QUIET .repeat because my modem is dense SET ANSWER .let the modem settle down SLEEP 2 .your local PC Pursuit access number DIAL ??????? .clear CRT CLS .waste a little time SENDOUT "" .tell PC Pursuit your callback number SENDOUT "xxxxxxx" .chain to *.MEX file for the system you're calling (NO CR/LF here!) READ {1} Purs.tell PC Pursuit what city you want - this city and SENDOUT "CHICAGO" .phone number are for Ken Stritzel's Sun Valley RCP/M near Chicago SENDOUT "9835147" .tell PC Pursuit you'll wait SENDOUT "Y" .restore default sendout reply time STAT REPLY 8 .make sure modem is ready for callback SET ANSWER .clear CRT CLS .await callback in terminal mode T  time STAT REPLY 8 .ma