I've been using the program TST10.exe in order to script some telnet sessions at work via batch files; however, the powers that be want to make sure that this program is definitely freeware. The homepage of the creator (Albert Yale) - http://ay.home.ml.org/ and his email address (ay@aci.qc.ca) are all defunct (not surprising considering how old the program is). Does anyone know of a way to prove that licensing is not required for this program?

Looks like it's shareware: http://www.winsite.com/bin/Info?500... Life's more painless for the brainless.

Hmmm... Anyone know if Albert Yale is still reachable in some way? I've not been able to find any other telnet scripting program with the ability to record the results of the session (though if one exists, I'm all ears).

How about this:?? http://www.finditinmontreal.com/app... Life's more painless for the brainless.

That was the closest info I've seen about his company yet; unfortunately, their webpage doesn't exist, and the phone number was an answering machine for a masseuse, evidently. Thanks for the help, though!

I seem to be on a mission!!!! http://canada411.yellowpages.ca/sea... Life's more painless for the brainless.

Thanks for digging all that stuff up for me! Unfortunately, the first number listed was for a different company. The second number was an answering machine that was entirely in French, so I'm not sure! :) The name Albert Yale was never used in the recording, though, so I suspect that it's probably not him. I really appreciate your efforts!!