  The Blue Wave Mail Door incorporates a very powerful feature, the Blue
  Wave Bundling Commands, to let you, the user, pick and choose your mail
  quite selectively.  The result is savings in on-line time and even the
  time you spend reading your mail.  Let the Blue Wave Mail Door do your
  work for you!

  The Blue Wave Mail Door defaults to downloading ALL NEW mail in your
  selected areas.  The following bundling commands only MODIFY the defaults.

    `!' : Use at the END of a bundling command to notify the door NOT to
          prompt for more bundling commands.  If a ! is not used on a command
          line, a new total will be calculated and displayed, and the door
          is ready to accept more commands.

    `-' : Use the - character to SUBTRACT an area from those that have
          scanned.  If you - an area, the Blue Wave Mail Door will default
          to NOT UPDATING your message pointers. The special keyword ALL or *
          after a - indicates to SUBTRACT ALL AREAS!
          Examples:
          -14 -25  (deselects ONLY areas 14 and 25--Bundle the rest!)
          -ALL or  (deselects ALL areas scanned. Use the + commands to
          -*        selectively turn the areas back on.)

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    `+' : Use the + character AFTER using the - character to RESELECT an
          area.  This command is especially useful when you are
          scanning MANY areas, but want to download just a few.  Sorry,
          but you may NOT ADD an area with a + command if it is not being
          scanned.
          Examples:
          -14 -25 -2 -20 +14 (Oops..I want area 14, but don't want to retype)
          -* +22 +48 (Subtract all areas, then add 22 and 48 to bundle)

    `P' : Takes PERSONAL mail only in an area.  If you use the P option,
          only messages addressed to your LOGIN name and your REAL name
          will be bundled for the area.  To download ONLY personal mail,
          you could use a Pall or P*.
          Examples:
          -all +14 P2 (Subtract all areas, add 14, and PERSONAL ONLY in 2)
          P* or Pall  (Personal only in ALL areas)

    `A' : Takes PERSONAL mail plus messages addressed to "All" in an area.
          All other messages in the message area are skipped.
          Example:
          A14 A17     (D/load all new msgs except area 14 and 17)
          A*          (Only download personal and msgs to "All" in ALL areas)
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    `K' : Takes KEYWORDS only in an area.  You may define keywords from the
          Blue Wave Mail Door's Configuration Menu.  If the message FROM:,
          TO:, or SUBJ: fields contain a keyword that is defined, the K
          command will bundle the message. Since, in most cases, you will
          want to download PERSONAL and KEYWORD mail, the K command by itself
          takes both personal and keywords.  Please do not use something like
          'K10 P10'.  It is unnecessary!
          Examples:
          -ALL K4 K19 (Subtract all areas, and d/l KEYWORDS ONLY in 4 and 19)
          K4          (Simply download all mail, but ONLY KEYWORDS in area 4)
          K* or Kall  (Download ONLY keywords in ALL areas)


    `F' : The F command will FILTER messages based on those you have defined
          from the Blue Wave Mail Door's Configuration Menu.  If you have
          'JOE COOL' defined as a filter then the door would *not* bundle
          any messages with JOE COOL in the TO, FROM, or SUBJ fields.
          Examples:
          F2 F20      (Filter out messages in areas 2 and 20)
          F* or Fall  (Filter out messages in ALL AREAS!)

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    `L' : The L command takes 2 parameters.  By using the command 2L10, you
          would tell the Blue Wave Mail Door to bundle area #2, but ONLY
          the LAST 10 messages.  It extremely useful when trying out a new
          base to download.  If the sysop keeps several hundred messages in
          an area, you may use the L command to eliminate downloading ALL of
          the messages, but just a few to get a taste of the conference.
          NOTE:
          This command *will* update your message pointers for the area. If
          you do *not* wish to update your pointer with the L command, please
          see the 'N' option.
          Examples:
          -24 18L30   (subtracts area 24, and d/l only 30 msgs in #18)
          18L30 n18   (d/l last 30 messages in #18, but don't update pointer)

    `B' : This command performs similarly to the 'L' command described
          above, but it allows you to download the FIRST xx number of
          messages after your lastread pointer.  If the message scan shows
          that there are 1000 new messages in area 17, you could specify
          "17B500" to grab the first 1000 of them.  Then at a later time
          you could re-download the rest of the messages.
          Example:
          -22 99B23   (subtracts area 22, and d/l 23 new msgs in area 99)
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    `N' : The N command deals strictly with message pointers.  The N command
          can be used selectively by area to N)ot update your pointers, or
          globally with the ALL or * commands.  Please use the N command with
          discretion.  If used incorrectly, your pointers will never be
          updated, and you will be downloading the same mail every day!
          Examples:
          n* or Nall (No update of your message pointers in all areas)
          2L10 n10   (10 new messages in area 2, don't update pointers)

    `U' : The U command does the reverse of the N command.  It will U)pdate
          your message pointers for an area either selectively or globally.
          Normally this command would not be used, since the Blue Wave Mail
          Door defaults to updating your pointers in all areas that you have
          downloaded.
          Examples:
          n* u12    (Don't update any pointers, except in area #12)
          n* u*     (A U* simply nulls the effect of an N*.)

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    'M' : The M command tells The Blue Wave Mail Door to use the macro
          number you have defined in the Configuration Menu of the door.
          Examples:
          M1        (Use Macro #1 as the bundling command)
          M3        (Use Macro #3 as the bundling command)


    'E' : Use the E command to E)rase all previous bundling commands, and
          return to the original state before the door processed any
          bundling commands.

     Press 'R' at the Blue Wave Bundling Command prompt to RELIST the Scan
     Table.
