SecureCom ver. 1.00W for Win95/NT
Copyright (c) 1998 by Gary L. Robinson 

     
    SecureCom is a small and fast personal communication 
tool.  It is designed to hook two people  up directly 
(without using the IRC channels, servers, IP servers, etc.) for 
a one-on-one  personal text mode chat.

    SecureCom utilizes two "Hailing features" to accomplish this.  
One Hailing feature uses a built in seamless e-mail facility to send 
your current IP address to another SecureCom user in a specially 
coded e-mail letter.  The other user (who is checked into the 
net and has SecureCom running in Monitor ON mode) will receive the 
message and prompt him to connect or not connect.   

    The other Hailing feature utilizes the use of an internal TCP/IP
server that listens on a preassigned port for direct connection
requests.  One SecureCom user can Hail another user via the 
Internet and/or a Lan directly by just knowing their IP address.   It
sends the Hail (connection request) directly to the IP address and
is handled by SecureCom's internal server that prompts the user to
accept or decline the connection.

    Either of these Hailing methods can be used independently of
one another.

    One button Hailing makes it a simple and painless way to connect
on the Internet or the local network..

    No other servers, e-mail or support software are needed.
    
    This Windows 95/NT version requires Windows 95 or Windows NT with 
TCP/IP installed and an internet connection with a mail account.