The cost for registered Kali is $20 (US currency).

Make checks payable to "Jay Cotton"

Checks must be in US Dollars and drawn on a US bank.

Mail to: Jay Cotton
PO Box 282
Franklin Springs, GA 30639-0282

***Be sure to include an email address!!!

For faster delivery and the convenience of credit cards, call Axxis
at the following number (or send email to kali@axxis.com):

1-801-565-1443 (this is NOT 1-800; it is NOT a toll-free call)

This same phone number can be used to FAX an order. If you don't
get a human to answer the phone leave your ordering information on
the voice mail system and I'll get your order processes as soon as
possible.

Purchasing Kali

So, are you tired of the 15 minute limit in the demo? Go ahead and
register! The price of Kali is $20 (US dollars). When you buy
Kali you will get your own personal serial number and key to unlock
the full power of Kali. Play until you drop.

Once you buy Kali you will be assured free upgrades when Kali is
improved...even if the price goes up in the future.

When offering a file you can offer up to 10 files at a time and
several people can download these files at the same time. When you
"get" a file, you can name the file anything you want and put in in
any directory you want. For example, if Wyvern offers the file "#0
c:\kali\kchat.exe" for downloading, you can type "/get Wyvern 0
d:\games\kali\kchat20.exe". This will take file number "0" offered
by Wyvern and place it in the directory d:\games\kali\ and name the
file kchat20.exe.


Using Kali Without a Kali Server

Kali will work without a server by having one of the PCs act as a
server. In this mode Kali will only allow 4 player games (the
server plus three clients). The server has a special role in this
mode and the faster PC should take the honors. This PC will simply
type:

KALI

and press enter. The other PCs will use the IP# of the host just
like they would when connecting to a normal server. The kali /s
listing will not include the ping, process, loss, or time columns
like it does when using a normal server. Everything else should
work normally.


A Final Thought

Killing your friends across the Internet can be VERY addictive.
Have fun, but don't lose your "real" life just to play a game!

(*) Hey, since I'm making up this hypothetical example scenario, I
might as well go whole hog, right? ;-)

To join a channel, type /join #channelname. To exit, type /quit.

To use Kali Chat with Kali. First run Kali and connect to a
server; then run Kchat. After finding players for a game, exit
Kali Chat and directly launch your game. No need to re-run Kali.


These are the commands that you can enter while in Kali Chat:

/help - display the list of commands
/clear - clear screen
/[25|50] - select 25 or 50 line mode
/nick - change nickname
/away - tell everyone that you are away from your PC
/beep [on|off] - beep when getting a private message
/join <#channel> - join a different channel
/who [<#channel>|*] - list people using Kali Chat
/whois - get information on a registered user
/msg [|#] - send a private message
/me - posture a message
/ping [|#|*] - test connection speed
/ignore - toggles the ability to ignore someone
/shownodes - will display the user's ip# next to each nickname
/hidenodes - will not display the ip numbers
/offer - offer a file for other people to download
/get <#> - get file <#> as
/progress - displays download progress (from sender)
/kali - list people connected to the Kali server
/motd - display message of the day from server
/quit [] - exit chat program

Pressing alt-x will also exit Kali Chat. Pressing ctrl-l will
clear the screen.

KCHAT.CFG:

nickname = Newbie
shownodes
nobeep
beeponarrival
lines = 50
macro1 = This is my first macro!
macro2 = This is my second macro!
macro9 = This is my ninth macro!
macro0 = This is my zeroth macro!

Put your own nickname for "nickname." The "shownodes" option
displays ip numbers next to everyone's nickname while chatting. It
can be annoying so just remove this line if you don't want it. The
"nobeep" option stops the beeping that normally occurs when you get
a private message. The "beeponarrival" option will cause the PC to
beep when new people arrive in Kchat. The "lines" parameter can be
set to either 25 or 50. If you leave it out Kchat will use the
default screen size when you run kchat (as long as it's either 25
or 50 lines).

To run Kchat just type:

kchat

If you use Kchat without a kchat.cfg file it will require you to
enter your nickname on the command line, "kchat mynickname". If
you use Kchat with Kali the Kali nickname will override the Kchat
nickname set in kchat.cfg.

You will automatically start out on the #chat channel. To see who
else is on this channel, type /who. To see everyone using Kali
Chat, type /who *. To see a list if users on a specific channel,
type /who #channelname.