>
> The REGISTER.EXE is not a data file, but an executable
> program. You run it, and it registers CT with whatever
> call you tell it to. However, I am not sure if it will
> overwrite an existing call in the program.
It will not, I have tried that.
If you download CT.EXE from the ftp site: ftp.packetcluster.com you can use
register.exe successfully since that CT.EXE is not pre-registered. BTW it's
version 9.27. The file can be found in the outgoing directory of the
mentioned ftp site.
>
> Anyway, try it. The usage is to type REGISTER at the
> C:> prompt and it will ask you which call you want
> to register.
73 de Aurelio
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