Pelican Software Inc. P.O.Box 741072 Houston Tx. 77478 713.242.8928 Voice 713.242.9573 Fax Compuserve 7262,3050 INTERNET 72662.3050@compuserve.com AOL Mespo - Running ReadCIS Unattended - Run3Cis.mco is a macro to launch Readcis in autoexec mode, which is unattended operation. Copy the run3cis.mco file into your \Macro\Mco directory. Set an alarm in Pelican's Server 1. In the new alarm dialog, choose "Yes" for "Link to Macro". 2. Set the time and date you want ReadCIS launched. 3. Make the sound "Silent" if you don't want an alarm when the macro is run. 4. Press Enter to save the alarm. 5. Server will ask you for the name of the macro to run. 6. Attach the run3cis macro to the alarm. ReadCIS Autoexec.on Switch - The macro looks for this switch, and if it is not found, it is created on Internal. It only makes sense to assume that if you're running the macro, you must wan't autoexec mode, or you'de just start it through Readcis. Right? Run3Cis has been tested with Fcomms, and Comms. (3Fax modem and other modem) About ReadCIS - Available on Compuserve Palmtop forum. (Readcis.zip) ReadCIS is a program to automate CompuServe navigation from the Psion Series 3a computer. ThreeCIS is the script that performs the online work. ReadCIS and ThreeCIS are shareware, and can be registered together online. About MacSys - Available on Compuserve Palmtop forum. (Macsys.zip) MACRO SYSTEM is an application written for a Psion Series 3a pocket computer which allows the user to create cross-application macros. Macros are preprogrammed series of commands that help automate many repetitive tasks. Each macro, once written and translated, must be installed and assigned a hotkey. Afterwards, pressing the hotkey from any application will execute the macro. About Server - Available on Compuserve Palmtop forum. (Server.zip) (Np52.zip) Server is product from Pelican Software Inc. that combines two utilities, SoundOFF and Alarm Server. SoundOFF will turn you sound off during meetings, and the Alarm Server will queue alarms without going through the built-in Psion alarm server. Mark Esposito