NOTE: Below is the screen you will get when you type PCBSCMP ?

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PCBSCMP Ver 1.0, by Bill Shields, Hill AFB, UT, 1991

  Usage: PCBSCMP [/F filename]
Purpose: Creates REMOTE.INF from PCBOARD.SYS file.  File contains
         NAME, BAUD, PASSWORD, COMM PORT, ANSI MODE  comma delimited

/F filename .... If specified the parameters will be supplied to filename
                 in the following order:
 %1 ............ FIRST NAME 
 %2 ............ LAST NAME
 %3 ............ BAUD 
 %4 ............ PASSWORD 
 %5 ............ COMM PORT 
 %6 ............ ANSI MODE 

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I designed this file so that I could supply information to my DBASE IV program
(I execute it with RUNTIME using DOORWAY).  If the program finds a REMOTE.INF 
file it knows its running via remote and will read the individuals information
in.  Each individual is assigned security levels in the program which sets what
they can and cannot do.  When they comply with a transaction it plugs their
name in the updated by field so everyone knows whats going on (keeps folks 
honest).  NOTE: This is where it gets its name PCBSCMP for PCBoard and Small
Computer Management Program (SCMP).

This is how I use it.  I figure that you may have a comparable use for it so
I'm making it available (released to public domain - all my programs are free
and non-nagware).

REQUIREMENTS:  This version requires that PCBOARD.SYS file be in the default
directory.  Below is how I run a batchfile supplying to it all the information
such as communication port (the REMOTE.INF does the rest via DBASE).

: BATCH FILE TO EXECUTE WANTADS.BAT FILE
echo off
cls
watchdg1 on
e:
cd \dbase\wantads
copy c:\pcb\pcboard.sys
pcbscmp /F wantads
c:
cd \pcb
watchdg1 off
board