WELCOME to bigmodem.
Bigmodem commands.
:Bigmodem has been designed based upon ideas found in some other
modem programs.
 Bigmodem is written original by:

	L.Koopman
	Waarbekenplein 13
	Hengelo (o)

And makes use of a system library file for a lot of subroutines.
This library is exactly the same as supplied with the ZCPR2 package.
Called SYSLIB.REL.

One known problem is the file size for remote operations,
(as the remote directory function).
The size may be incorrect due to the fact that on the local
computer a different CP/M block size current is, as on the remote
end.
Example:
	Remote computer block size = 2K
	Local  computer block size = 1K

If a remote file is =< 8 sectors of 128 bytes
Then the file will show on the remote computer as a 2K file
(The smallest selectable unit size).
The same file as displayed on the local end (R command), will show
this file with a size of 1K.
Due to the fact that this file, when we decided to get it with the
(G) command, will consume exactly the same amount as shown with the
remote directory command, (1K) this has not been changed.

As a security rule I decided to have only access to remote user 0
area.
So we are only able to display the remote user 0 or get a file from
remote user 0.


:S FILENAME.TYP [TO] [FILENAME.TYP]	Send a file to remote.
 S *.TYP [TO] B:			Send a group of files to remote.
					Store them on drive B:

 G FILENAME.TYP [TO] [FILENAME.TYP]	Receive a file from remote.
 G *.TYP [TO] B:			Receive a group of files from
					remote. Store them on drive B:

 L					List local directory
 L *.MAC				List a selection of local dir.
 L B:					List local directory of drive B:

 R					List remote directory (current disk)
 R *.MAC				List a selection of remote dir.
 R B:					List remote directory (drive B:)

 M Text					Send a message to remote.

 E					List error counter.

 F					Get free space on current remote disk
 F B:					Get free space on remote drive B:

 T					Toggle the trace flag.
					Gives some debug information during
					a session.

 ?					Gives a build in help summary.

 Q					Exit to CP/M

