These technical manuals are for programmers who want to make direct calls to the Invisible LAN software. Each manual is supplied in ASCII text format.

Invisible LAN Operating System APIs

Invisible LAN Internal Function Interfaces (for DOS and Windows 3.X) -- This manual documents the software interrupts that you can use to call the Invisible LAN operating system, for DOS and Windows 3.X. With these functions, you can exercise control over the redirector, server, disk cache, and other Invisible LAN modules. (N30DOCS.ZIP, 20K.)

Invisible LAN Manager Transactions (for DOS and Windows 3.X) -- This manual documents the network management transactions supported by the Invisible LAN operating system, for DOS and Windows 3.X. Management transactions are used mainly to manage print queues and to control security functions. (N30MNGR.ZIP, 15K.)

Invisible LAN Function Interface Extensions (for Windows 95) -- This manual documents the function calls that you can use to call the Invisible LAN operating system, for Windows 95. With these functions, you can exercise control over the redirector, server, print spooler, and other Windows 95 network functions. (N30DOCX.ZIP, 16K.)

Invisible LAN Manager Extensions (for Windows 95) -- This manual documents the added and changed network management transactions supported by the Invisible LAN operating system, for Windows 95. Management transactions are used mainly to manage print queues and to control security functions. (N30MGRX.ZIP, 15K.)

Invisible LAN NetBIOS APIs

Invisible LAN NetBIOS Programming Interface (for DOS and Windows 3.X) -- This manual documents the commands and data structures supported by Invisible NetBIOS, for DOS and Windows 3.X. NetBIOS (Network Basic Input-Output System) is a standard programming interface that applications can use to communicate over the network. (NBAPI.ZIP, 40K.)

Invisible LAN NetBIOS Extensions (for Windows 95) -- This manual documents the new programming interfaces supported by Invisible NetBIOS, for Windows 95. NetBIOS (Network Basic Input-Output System) is a standard programming interface that applications can use to communicate over the network. (NB95.ZIP, 18K.)

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