Date:    Tue, 2 Nov 95 16:50 EST                                                
From:    "H. D. Knoble" <HDK@PSUVM.PSU.EDU>                                     
Subject: Obtaining and Installing Ewan Telnet                                   
                                                                                
EWAN Telnet is a free Winsock Telnet client that allows both session            
logging to DOS files and lists of many Telnet sites. It it is fully             
customizable and freeware. Excellent for LIAS, PennPages, CAC Access            
Server(Password change), CAC Sun Work Cluster, etc.                             
                                                                                
1) Launch FTP and pick the "Profile Name" CAC More Windows Clients and          
   then click on OK to FTP there.                                               
2) On the left side of the screen click on MKDIR and make the directory         
   C:\AAA    and then do a CHDIR to C:\AAA                                      
3) Now find the file on the right-hand lower screen named: ewan1052.zip         
   and BINARY download that to C:\AAA                                           
   Then CLOSE and EXIT FTP.                                                     
4) Shell to DOS and unzip C:\AAA\EWAN1052.ZIP in place; E.g., issue DOS         
   commands: CD C:\AAA                                                          
             PKUNZIP EWAN1052.ZIP                                               
   This will unload the zip file's contents in C:\AAA also.                     
   (If you don't have pkunzip.exe get the CAC FTP server file:                  
   pub/dos/apps/unzip.exe and unload this into a DOS utility                    
   directory; directions come with this and it's free, not shareware.)          
5) EXIT back to Windows and run File Manager; point to C:\AAA and               
   double-click on INSTALL.EXE                                                  
   When it asks for target directory you give: C:\IACCESS\EWAN                  
   After install is finished you can DELETE C:\AAA and Exit File Manager.       
6) Copy Two icons produced from EWAN folder to Internet Access Folder           
   and delete the now empty EWAN folder. You can launch EWAN Telnet and         
   click on New to configure it to "know about" several Telnet hosts.           
   Repeatedly click on NEW and fill in title and host. E.g.                     
   Title                          Host                                          
   -----------------------------------------------                              
   Penn State Library - LIAS      lias.psu.edu                                  
   CAC Server (passwords)         bell.cac.psu.edu                              
   CAC SUN Work Cluster           wilbur.psu.edu                                
   PenPages                       psupen.psu.edu                                
   InterNIC Information Server    rs.internic.net                               
   -----------------------------------------------                              
   Now when you launch EWAN (by hand in this case) you can simply               
   click on a Host title in the Host title window that gets created             
   to telnet to any site you choose. Note that Ewan has lots of neat            
   options, like COPY/PASTE and Capture Session, that trmptel.exe               
   (Trumpet Winsock Telnet utility) doesn't.                                    
                                                                                
7) Now to make Gopher use EWAN instead of trmptel.exe do the following:         
   a) launch Gohper                                                             
   b) click on pull-down OPTIONS/Viewer Setup;                                  
   c) scroll down on that screen to where you see "viewer" entry:               
      terminal/telnet                                                           
   d) at terminal/telnet for viewer: ewan.exe %i %p                             
              and working directory: c:\iaccess\ewan                            
      Now when Gopher Telnets it will use EWAN instead of the more              
      primitive Trumptel.