    ICONTALK.EXE - An OS/2 utility that allows .CMD files to display
                   messages on the title bar or icon text.

    This program is for OS/2 only (it does not work in DOS sessions).  Use
    it to enhance your .CMD files, so they "talk" through the OS/2 icon
    text and title bars of windowed sessions.  For example, if you have a
    .CMD file that periodically needs user input, ICONTALK can display an
    appropriate message, which can be seen even if you have minimized the
    session running the .CMD file.

    SYNTAX:

    ICONTALK <any message>

    The only limit on the size of the message is what can fit in the icon
    and title text.  If you don't provide a message, ICONTALK will give you
    syntax help.

    NOTE: OS/2 allows you to "name" your windowed sessions.  When you do
    this, ICONTALK will not work.  Only "unnamed" OS/2 sessions can benefit
    from ICONTALK.  To start an unnamed OS/2 windowed session, type

           START /WIN

    on the OS/2 command prompt.  Named OS/2 sessions ignore ICONTALK's
    request to change names (an OS/2 feature).

    Example:

       REM A Simple OS/2 .CMD file to demonstrate ICONTALK
       ICONTALK Look at the title/icon!
       PAUSE
       ICONTALK Let's run CHKDSK on C:
       PAUSE
       ICONTALK Checking drive C:
       CHKDSK C:
       ICONTALK CHKDSK complete!
       PAUSE

    Disclaimer:  I'm releasing this program AS-IS.  No warranties,
    guarantees, or other claims that it works or is harmless.  This program
    seems to work on OS/2 1.3 and 2.0, but don't take my word for it!

    You are free to use, copy and distribute this program, as long as you
    DO NOT CHARGE A FEE to others.  If you want to use this commercially,
    call me and we'll work something out.

    Enjoy!

    Doug Azzarito
    c/o TCI RBBS-PC
    407-487-3441 (V.32)
    407-487-3442 (HST/V.32)

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