BatchCom Version 1.0
                 by John C. Gilbert

For instructions enter parameter HELP with call

BATCHCOM is designed for use in transferring a group of
files between computers using MODEM and XMODEM. It expects
the list of files being transferred to be in a file named
NAMES.SUB. This list can be prepared by a text editor or
by FMAP.COM. A <cr><lf> is required between file names.
BATCHCOM also uses SENDOUT.COM.

By convention, the above named files are expected to be on
the 'A' disk with the files to be sent or received on the
'B' disk.

BATCHCOM operates by creating a file named $$$.SUB in the
format prepared by CP/M's SUBMIT.COM. CP/M accepts this as
a legitimate list of commands to be executed.

By default, BATCHCOM will send the files from MODEM using
the parameter S.600. This may be changed with a parameter
in the call to the program. The form of the parameter is
MODEM(A.SSS) where A is the single character S (send) or
R (receive) and SSS is the speed;e.g. 300,450,600. The
format is important.

BATCHCOM also accepts the name of a program to link the
two computers prior to transfer. This call is executed
as the inital command and effects a smooth linkage withot
a possible timeout. The format is DIAL(NN...N) where
NN...N is a program name such at CMTN30 or DIAL3.

In addition, HELP will provide this printout.