SLAVE
                (c) 1990 Atari Computers, Australia


SLAVE was created for the single purpose of communicating with other 
computers with a minimum of effort.  

As a full-duplex serial communications program that supports the 
widely accepted X-Modem protocol, the only prerequisites are a 
serial interface for your Portfolio and a terminal program on your 
host computer.

The communications parameters are preset at:

        9600 Baud, No parity, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit.

HOW TO USE SLAVE

1.      Turn off Portfolio and plug in the serial interface.

2.      Using a null modem adaptor and a serial cable, connect the      
        interface to the serial port of your host computer.

3.      Load a terminal program on your host computer and configure
        each of the communication parameters as outlined above.

4.      At the DOS prompt of your Portfolio type SLAVE.

5.      A message will appear on your host computer followed by the
        familiar DOS prompt.  Your Portfolio can now be controlled
        directly from the host computer.


COMMANDS SUPPORTED

        DIR or DIR/W    (Wild cards are supported).
        TYPE <Filename.ext>
        C: (change drive)
        CLOCK (Display time )
        CD <Directory>
        MD <Make directory>
        RD <Remove directory>
        Send <filename.ext>  (Sends a file from Portfolio)
        RECEIVE (Filename.ext> (Sends a file to Portfolio)
        FREE (displays free disk space of current drive)
        DEL <Filename.ext> (Deletes a file on Portfolio)


SLAVE has been tested and found to work successfully on the following
computers:

Atari ST family
Atari TT
Atari Stacy
Apple Macintosh
Commodore Amiga
MS-DOS family
Microbee
Epson CP/M laptop

SLAVE remains the copyrighted material of Atari Australia.  Distribution
is authorised through existing Public Domain channels.  

Atari Computers Pty Ltd
376 Lane Cove Road,
North Ryde, NSW 2113
AUSTRALIA
Tel. (02) 805-0344
Fax. (02) 887-2231
Email GEnie: ATARI-OZ