This program now supports the running of connect scripts, enabling you
to connect to a station via a node just by typing the name of the
script you want to run.

To make this work you must have a file in the working directory given
by FILEDIR: in /etc/kamrc (or the equivalent kam configuration file in
your home directory) which has the name of the station you wish to
connect to, in upper case.

The first line in the script file should contain only the name of the
first node you need to connect to.  The following lines should contain
the succeeding node commands you will issue once connected to your
first node.

For example, I connect to a BBS called IPBBC, via two nodes, HARPDN
and ENFLD.  To do this, I have a file called IPBBC which contains the
following lines -

HARPDN
C ENFLD
C IPBBC

To connect I press the connect button or the F4 hot key, and simply
enter IPBBC.

The way the program works is that when you try to connect, the program
first looks for a file in its working directory (given by FILEDIR:) by
the name of the station connect name you have entered.  If it finds
one, it runs the script in the file.  Otherwise it begins a normal
connect to the station name you have specified.

This can also be used to provide connect aliases.  I have a file MAIL
in my working directory which contains a single line -

G3XXF-1

This is my Kam mailbox callsign.  Thus, I can connect to my Kam to
collect mail messages stored on it by pressing F4 and entering MAIL.
