There is a copy of the executable XC in /usr/lib/xc.
It may live in any directory on your PATH, but it should always have uid and
gid set to uucp, and should show '-rws--x--x' permissions.
The command line 'chown uucp xc;chgrp uucp xc;chmod 4711 xc' will do the deed.

The Xenix binary is version 4.3; the Unix version is 4.4.

The complete source code for XC version 4.4 is in /usr/lib/xc/src.


Three formatted versions of the manual for XC are in /usr/lib/xc:
	
  xc.LOCAL      compress or pack this, and place it in /usr/man/cat.LOCAL
  xc.lp.fancy   this is paginated, and suitable for a back-spacing printer	
  xc.lp.plain   this is for any printer

The first of these has backspace sequences that are understood by 'more', 'pg',
or 'less'. It it is not paginated, it's one long manuscript.

The second uses the same backspace sequences, but is paginated.

The third is entirely plain text, and also paginated.


Sample scripts are provided in /usr/lib/xc.
Copies of the these are also in /usr/lib/xc/src.
The ones which start with a dot (e.g. .xc, .autocis) are scripts for XC.
Three others (call, callback, and cisdownload) are Bourne shell scripts.
Copy and use these to your heart's content, but of course you need to modify
them for your local modem ports, telephone numbers, login names, passwords.


Your best bet for speedy support is a message posted in Section 10 of
CompuServe's SCOForum.
Your next alternative is a message to jpr@jpr.com.
I'll accept voice calls as a last resort...
Office: (212) 391-9100   Home: (212) 877-0440

All comments, criticisms, or encomia accepted!

@(#) JPRadley Thu Mar 10 02:13:24 EST 1994