DialupToTelnet is a very simple program, so there aren't going to be any lengthy
documents on how to use it.

The simplest way to run it is to pass the com handle of the dialup connection
using the -H command line parameter.  An example for Argus (I assume this is
what most people will be using) which uses %h to specify the com handle would be:

C:\ARGUS\DIALUPTOTELNET.EXE -H%h

That will use the default port of 23, server of 127.0.0.1, and timeout of 15.
You can change these defaults using the -P, -S and -T parameters respectively.
For more information on usage, simply double click on DialupToTelnet.exe and
read the informational dialog.

One thing to note is that DialupToTelnet requires a com HANDLE, not a com PORT.
This means that you cannot use a DOS based front-end, such as FrontDoor to
answer your dialup connections.  You'll need a Win32 based front-end, such as
the previously mentioned Argus (freely available at http://www.ritlabs.com).

The Source subdirectory contains the code required to build your own custom copy
of DialupToTelnet.exe.  Read the included Compiling.txt for more information.

Thanks go to Bryan Turner (http://www.vbsoft.org) for the idea and the testing,
and to Maarten Bekers (http://www.elebbs.com) for the EleCOM routines.

The support website is http://www.mannsoft.ca, and email is m@mannsoft.ca