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DOORSYS.SCR �$�DOORFILE.SCR p#�FAUTOVAL.SCR p##�**END**����This storage file contains the default text/display set for Telegard.  When 
manually unpacking this .TWS file, make sure that you specify the correct 
unpacking directory.  These *.ANS, *.MSG, *.AVT and *.TXT files should be 
unpacked into the TEXT DIRECTORY which you specified in your configuration -
for example, \[installdir]\TEXT\

If you are unsure about the defined directory or haven't specified the 
correct path, please abort this process by answering NO, check, and rerun.
                                                               (BBSLADD.MSG)

Please enter accurate information when prompted.  If the board has 
restricted hours, please post those hours and a relative time zone so that
as little disturbance is created as possible.  Thanks.
                                                              (BBSLVIEW.MSG)

The following BBS list is user maintained, and it's accuracy is based only
upon the information that is provided by users.  Please be considerate when
calling systems in this listing- if it continually rings, perhaps the board 
has gone down, etc...

                                                                  (BDAY.MSG)
`09-------------------------------------------
`03Happy Birthday, `0F~UF`03!!!
`05Have a great day!
`09-------------------------------------------
                                                                 (BDAYS.MSG)
`09-----------------------------------------------------
`0BYou had a birthday since you last called!!
`03Happy Birthday, `0F~UF`03!!!
`05(A little late, but it's the thought that counts!)
`09-----------------------------------------------------
                                                               (BULLET2.MSG)

                         Colour Codes - 2.7 to 3.0

  There are two new colour methods for use in Telegard 3.0.  These two 
  methods allow the SysOp (and users in messages) to use a full range of 
  colours -- all foreground and background combinations in low and high 
  intensity, and of course the blinking versions of those as well.  This 
  provides a total of 256 different colour combinations.

  The first method is the most compact, and was added since it will keep
  SysOp definable strings/menus to a shorter length (for more text).
  The second method is easier to use, and was implemented so that users 
  don't need to remember the compact codes.

  Both methods use a sequence of three characters to change the colour - 
  the first method changes both the foreground and background at the
  same time.  The second method changes one at a time (so to change both
  the foreground and background, two sequences are required).

  The first method:

  The colour sequence indicator (`), followed by two characters from 0 to 
  9, A to F to form the colour code.  The colour codes are listed below for 
  your convenience (low and high intensity side by side).

  REGULAR

           Black   Blue    Green   Cyan    Red     Magenta Brown   White
          ���������������������������������������������������������������Ŀ
  Black   � `0000 `0808`07 � `0101 `0909`07 � `0202 `0A0A`07 � `0303 `0B0B`07 � `0404 `0C0C`07 � `0505 `0D0D`07 � `0606 `0E0E`07 � `0707 `0F0F`07 �
          ���������������������������������������������������������������Ĵ
  Blue    � `1010 `1818`07 � `1111 `1919`07 � `1212 `1A1A`07 � `1313 `1B1B`07 � `1414 `1C1C`07 � `1515 `1D1D`07 � `1616 `1E1E`07 � `1717 `1F1F`07 �
          ���������������������������������������������������������������Ĵ
  Green   � `2020 `2828`07 � `2121 `2929`07 � `2222 `2A2A`07 � `2323 `2B2B`07 � `2424 `2C2C`07 � `2525 `2D2D`07 � `2626 `2E2E`07 � `2727 `2F2F`07 �
          ���������������������������������������������������������������Ĵ
  Cyan    � `3030 `3838`07 � `3131 `3939`07 � `3232 `3A3A`07 � `3333 `3B3B`07 � `3434 `3C3C`07 � `3535 `3D3D`07 � `3636 `3E3E`07 � `3737 `3F3F`07 �
          ���������������������������������������������������������������Ĵ
  Red     � `4040 `4848`07 � `4141 `4949`07 � `4242 `4A4A`07 � `4343 `4B4B`07 � `4444 `4C4C`07 � `4545 `4D4D`07 � `4646 `4E4E`07 � `4747 `4F4F`07 �
          ���������������������������������������������������������������Ĵ
  Magenta � `5050 `5858`07 � `5151 `5959`07 � `5252 `5A5A`07 � `5353 `5B5B`07 � `5454 `5C5C`07 � `5555 `5D5D`07 � `5656 `5E5E`07 � `5757 `5F5F`07 �
          ���������������������������������������������������������������Ĵ
  Brown   � `6060 `6868`07 � `6161 `6969`07 � `6262 `6A6A`07 � `6363 `6B6B`07 � `6464 `6C6C`07 � `6565 `6D6D`07 � `6666 `6E6E`07 � `6767 `6F6F`07 �
          ���������������������������������������������������������������Ĵ
  White   � `7070 `7878`07 � `7171 `7979`07 � `7272 `7A7A`07 � `7373 `7B7B`07 � `7474 `7C7C`07 � `7575 `7D7D`07 � `7676 `7E7E`07 � `7777 `7F7F`07 �
          ����������������������������������������������������������

  BLINKING COLOURS

           Black   Blue    Green   Cyan    Red     Magenta Brown   White
          ���������������������������������������������������������������Ŀ
  Black   � `8080 `8888`07 � `8181 `8989`07 � `8282 `8A8A`07 � `8383 `8B8B`07 � `8484 `8C8C`07 � `8585 `8D8D`07 � `8686 `8E8E`07 � `8787 `8F8F`07 �
          ���������������������������������������������������������������Ĵ
  Blue    � `9090 `9898`07 � `9191 `9999`07 � `9292 `9A9A`07 � `9393 `9B9B`07 � `9494 `9C9C`07 � `9595 `9D9D`07 � `9696 `9E9E`07 � `9797 `9F9F`07 �
          ���������������������������������������������������������������Ĵ
  Green   � `A0A0 `A8A8`07 � `A1A1 `A9A9`07 � `A2A2 `AAAA`07 � `A3A3 `ABAB`07 � `A4A4 `ACAC`07 � `A5A5 `ADAD`07 � `A6A6 `AEAE`07 � `A7A7 `AFAF`07 �
          ���������������������������������������������������������������Ĵ
  Cyan    � `B0B0 `B8B8`07 � `B1B1 `B9B9`07 � `B2B2 `BABA`07 � `B3B3 `BBBB`07 � `B4B4 `BCBC`07 � `B5B5 `BDBD`07 � `B6B6 `BEBE`07 � `B7B7 `BFBF`07 �
          ���������������������������������������������������������������Ĵ
  Red     � `C0C0 `C8C8`07 � `C1C1 `C9C9`07 � `C2C2 `CACA`07 � `C3C3 `CBCB`07 � `C4C4 `CCCC`07 � `C5C5 `CDCD`07 � `C6C6 `CECE`07 � `C7C7 `CFCF`07 �
          ���������������������������������������������������������������Ĵ
  Magenta � `D0D0 `D8D8`07 � `D1D1 `D9D9`07 � `D2D2 `DADA`07 � `D3D3 `DBDB`07 � `D4D4 `DCDC`07 � `D5D5 `DDDD`07 � `D6D6 `DEDE`07 � `D7D7 `DFDF`07 �
          ���������������������������������������������������������������Ĵ
  Brown   � `E0E0 `E8E8`07 � `E1E1 `E9E9`07 � `E2E2 `EAEA`07 � `E3E3 `EBEB`07 � `E4E4 `ECEC`07 � `E5E5 `EDED`07 � `E6E6 `EEEE`07 � `E7E7 `EFEF`07 �
          ���������������������������������������������������������������Ĵ
  White   � `F0F0 `F8F8`07 � `F1F1 `F9F9`07 � `F2F2 `FAFA`07 � `F3F3 `FBFB`07 � `F4F4 `FCFC`07 � `F5F5 `FDFD`07 � `F6F6 `FEFE`07 � `F7F7 `FFFF`07 �
          ����������������������������������������������������������


  The second method:

  The colour sequence indicator (|), followed by two characters (0..9) 
  which form the colour code.  This method changes only the foreground
  or the background at any given time.  To change both attributes, two
  colour sequences need to be used.

            Fore                Back              Blink
          �������Ŀ            ����Ŀ            �����Ŀ
  Black   � |0000 |0808|07 �    Black   � |15|1616|07|16 �    Black   � |15|24 24|07|16 �
          �������Ĵ            ����Ĵ            �����Ĵ
  Blue    � |0101 |0909|07 �    Blue    � |15|1717|07|16 �    Blue    � |15|25 25|07|16 �
          �������Ĵ            ����Ĵ            �����Ĵ
  Green   � |0202 |1010|07 �    Green   � |15|1818|07|16 �    Green   � |15|26 26|07|16 �
          �������Ĵ            ����Ĵ            �����Ĵ
  Cyan    � |0303 |1111|07 �    Cyan    � |15|1919|07|16 �    Cyan    � |15|27 27|07|16 �
          �������Ĵ            ����Ĵ            �����Ĵ
  Red     � |0404 |1212|07 �    Red     � |15|2020|07|16 �    Red     � |15|28 28|07|16 �
          �������Ĵ            ����Ĵ            �����Ĵ
  Magenta � |0505 |1313|07 �    Magenta � |15|2121|07|16 �    Magenta � |15|29 29|07|16 �
          �������Ĵ            ����Ĵ            �����Ĵ
  Brown   � |0606 |1414|07 �    Brown   � |15|2222|07|16 �    Brown   � |15|30 30|07|16 �
          �������Ĵ            ����Ĵ            �����Ĵ
  White   � |0707 |1515|07 �    White   � |15|2323|07|16 �    White   � |15|31 31|07|16 �
          ���������            ������            �������


                                                               (BULLET3.MSG)
ADDING BULLETINS

To add a bulletin, you simply create a file called BULLETnn.MSG in your 
/text/ directory.  The filename you choose should be indicative of the keys 
you want the user to type to access the bulletin.  For instance, if you 
want the user to type "4" to get the bulletin, the corresponding filename 
is BULLET4.MSG.  If you want the user to type "TU" then the corresponding 
filename is BULLETTU.MSG.

After you have created the neccessary bulletin, edit BULLETIN.MSG and add 
the bulletin to the listing.  This will ensure the user knows the bulletin 
exists (since this is the text file which is displayed listing all the 
bulletins).

DELETING BULLETINS

To delete a bulletin, do the reverse.  Delete the bulletin filename 
(BULLET4.MSG for instance) and edit BULLETIN.MSG to reflect the fact that 
this bulletin no longer exists.

                                                               (BULLET1.MSG)
TELEGARD 3.0 RELEASE ANNOUNCEMENT

MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO - June 16, 1996 - Since Telegard gamma-1 was released, 
we have been making considerable progress toward the 3.0 release -- and 
it's finally here.  The following announcement is an update to the features 
announcement made prior to gamma-1 last summer.  NOTE ALL UPDATES TO THIS 
FILE HAVE BEEN MARKED WITH "|" IN THE FAR LEFT-HAND COLUMN.

For the development of 3.0, our goal and priority has been to move the 
software into the future.  Many of the features in 3.0 are new to the 
software and have been written from ground up.  And while some of the 
features are available in other BBS packages, 3.0 marks the first version 
that they will be coming to Telegard.  We are attempting to enrich the 
usefulness of Telegard without changing the interface which has made 
Telegard a popular and user-friendly bulletin board system.

     _____________
     MESSAGE BASES

     The message bases have been redesigned from ground up.  They 
     incorporate many of the powerful mailing features that are now 
     expected by most bulletin board systems operators and users.
     
     * Support for two standard message base formats; JAM and Squish.  
       These message base formats replace the proprietary format which 
       Telegard users have come to hate (and some love, but I don't think 
       there are many of them).  With these standard base formats, there 
       will be many more options available for utilities and message bases.  
       Programmers will even be able to use one of the various toolkits and 
       interfaces to program for Telegard and the new message base formats.  
       Fido *.MSG support was slated for release in TG 3.0, but since the 
       format is extensive (ie, not very standard) it was decided that JAM 
       and Squish could fulfill the message base needs for TG 3.0.

     * Support for messages up to 64K (65535 bytes) in length - eclipsing 
       the old maximum of 32K.  The message writing buffer is also 64K, 
       over 800 lines at 80 characters per line (nearly four times as large 
       as the previous buffer of 200 lines).

     * Support for a maximum of 32000 message bases - a combination of any 
       type of the message base formats (JAM/Squish).
       
     * Support for internal QWK mail.  QWK functions include uploading and 
       downloading of mail, separate base selection lists, network mail 
       uploads (QWK mail network hubs) and offline user configurations.
     
     * Support file attaches (between users and in public conferences by 
       security).  File attaches will be available for optional download 
       and will be removed after being downloaded from any private area.

     * Support for carbon copying (multi-recipient messages) by security, 
       also allowing a user to forward messages to various users after the 
       message has been received.

|    * Support for cross posting (multi-area messages) by security, 
|      allowing a user to broadcast a message to various areas.
       
     * Support for full-alias messages, including anonymous messages and 
       alias messages.  Telegard still fully supports all the formats: 
       realname, alias, optional anonymous, forced anonymous, anyname 
       (selection) and dear "abby".  Both Squish and JAM formats support 
       these extended types in different ways.
      
     * Support for external editors was expanded to provide all dropfile 
       formats and the external information file MSGINF which contains 
       posting/message base information.
       
|    * Support for nodelist lookup to verify a netmail message destination
|      address is correct (from the current nodelist compiled list).  Cost
|      tables are also read from the nodelist to determine the credit 
|      charge for each outbound message.  Telegard currently only supports
|      VERSION 6 nodelist types (VERSION 7 and other types are planned for
|      a subsequent release).

|    * Support for AKA matching was built into the outbound netmail 
|      routines on an area-by-area basis.  The AKA matching will attempt
|      to match an outbound AKA with an AKA matching table, and if a match
|      isn't found, default to the primary address.  This allows for all 
|      netmail to be imported into a singular netmail area.

|    * Support for multiple netmail bases was built in based on AKA
|      selection; the netmail base associated with any particular echomail/
|      newsgroup area can be configured for each network AKA, allowing
|      multiple reply bases (useful for newsgroup->imail replies).
|      This also allows certain AKAs to not have any netmail access; by
|      not configuring a netmail area, there will be no netmail replies 
|      available from the echomail bases using that particular AKA.
       
|    * Support for fast nodelist browsing, based on search criteria (259:?) 
|      or search text ("DARK" as in "Dark Zone", etc). Nodelist searching
|      is buffered and fast I/O methods are used for performance.

     * Support was completed for full UUCP interaction via gateway 
       programs.  UUCP support includes different prompts for netmail
       gateways, automated "ALL" posting and UUCP message formatting.
|      Antique UUCP gateway is also enabled for those systems which use
|      an older gateway which requires the To: name to be UUCP, with the
|      destination address as the first line of the message text.

     * Support for subject scans.  Text body scans will be implemented for 
       Telegard 3.0 to be used in larger areas where subjects are often 
       wrong or misleading.
     
|    * Support for ECHOMAIL.JAM & NETMAIL.JAM for improved message toss
|      and scan time and efficiency (for JAM echomail bases).  Squish toss
|      logs are not supported as of yet (Telegard does not store the area
|      tag, which Squish requires (ug, dumb)).

|    * Support for handy maintenance and statistical commands built into
|      the system - new menu option M! provides an active breakdown of
|      the message system, and MT allows automated posting of text files.


     __________
     FILE BASES
     
     The file section was redesigned from ground up.  While the look and 
     feel of the previous Telegard was maintained as much as possible, many 
     of the features that have been missing from Telegard for a long time 
     have been added to the file areas for this release.
     
     * Support for a maximum of 32000 file bases.
     
     * Support for CD-ROM drives.  All files from CD-ROM drives will be 
       stored in a temporary directory before the download begins so that 
       file protocols will not struggle trying to get the file from the 
       CD-ROM in intervals.  CD-ROM support also includes automated 
       detection of the CD so that files are automatically 'unavailable' if 
       the correct CD is not in the drive.
       
     * Support for global file downloading (optionally toggled off).
     
     * Support for extended descriptions of up to 26 lines in length.
     
     * Support for automated importation of FILE_ID.DIZ/DESC.SDI 
       descriptions so that the author-intended description is correctly
       imported into the file bases.  Telegard will also attempt to 
       reformat the files if the files are not of the correct format.
       NOTE: THE _CORRECT_ FORMAT IS 10 LINES @ 45 CHARACTERS PER LINE.
       
     * Support for upload/download queues in batch/single file protocol 
       modes.  Upload/download queues can be used to store files and 
       download in blocks at a given point in time.  Downloading in blocks 
       also allows the download of descriptions of files that are 
       transferred.
     
     * Support for file tagging from the menu prompt or during file 
       lists/searches.  Tagged files will be added to the download queue 
       for downloading.  File tagging can be done by filename, or by
       file number, allowing multiple files to be tagged at once.
       
     * Support for advanced index system making file downloading and 
       searching faster when using full filenames/file tagging, providing
       almost immediate reaction to file requests.

     * Support for default protocols so that protocol selection need not be 
       done every time a file is downloaded.

     * Support for bi-directional protocols to allow uploading and 
       downloading at the same time while in the file bases.
       
     * Support for daily download limits (KB and number of files) so that 
       restrictions can be created by security level to limit the number of 
       files that can be taken daily.

     * Extended graphical specification support for BMP and JFIF (JPG) 
       files.  Resolution and colour (as well as version header) 
       information will be optionally added to file descriptions.  This
       adds to the support already existing for GIF (87A/89A) files.

     * Support for TESTINFO.DAT external tester data file - for automated
       importation of conversion and description information, as well as 
       file status after testing when used with an upload tester which 
       creates the TESTINFO.DAT data file.

     * Support for internal (TG) RAR file viewing, adding to the already
       supported ARC/PAK, ARJ, LHZ, ZIP and ZOO viewing.

     * Internal file maintenance including updating of file sizes, dates,
       offline status, file points, importing FILE_ID.DIZ files and adding
       graphical specifications (see above for formats supported).

     _____
     DOORS
     
     * Support for the two standard drop file formats: DOOR.SYS and 
       DORINFO1.DEF.  Additional support for PCBOARD drop file format 
       (PCBOARD.SYS) and WWIV dropfile format (CHAIN.TXT).  External
       support provided via scripts includes Solar Realms dropfile
       format (DOORFILE.SR), the Wildcat! dropfile format (CALLINFO.BBS),
|      and the Spitfire dropfile format (SFDOORS.DAT), as well as sample
|      scripts on how to customize the DOOR.SYS/DORINFO.DEF output for
|      varying purposes.
     
     * Support for advanced swapping for doors (turn door swapping off
       for certain doors).

     * Support for advanced door timing (turn door timing off for certain
       doors).

|    * Support for advanced door logging (turn door logging off for certain
|      doors - when on, tracks door start & end times and usage time).
     
     * Support for script language for quick-drop file programming (see 
       later section for further information on script files).
       
     * Support for file updates to all Telegard data files.

     _________
     MULTINODE

     While these hooks have been added for Telegard 3.0 and have been 
     tested fairly extensively, this does not make the system multinode 
     compatible.  When the release is made, it will be as close to 
     multinode ready as possible - those that wish to try it, however, are 
     still doing so at their own risk.
         
     * Support for file sharing so that all files will be opened in the 
       correct mode.  Files will be opened, updated and closed.  Files 
       which are open for greater periods of time will have their first 
       byte locked, meaning that the file shouldn't be updated until after 
       it is unlocked.
      
     * Support for multiple modem setups and command line switches to 
       segregate the node information (i.e. node 1 will store it's vital 
       information in \TEMP1\ and node 2 in \TEMP2\).  These important
       files include door drop files, message base temporary files and 
       several new files including transfer queues, base tables and iemsi 
       information files and sysop logs.

|    * Support for internode messages and who's online listing.  Internode
|      messaging allows short messages to be sent to another online node,
|      and can be used by the SysOp to send a broadcast (all nodes) 
|      message.  Who's online listing provides a detailed list of who is
|      online, and coupled with new menu items and menu commands, can also
|      display what the user is currently doing on the system.

|      Telegard multinode support now contains the following items:
|
|          * Full node tracking (who's online/status) for each node, incl
|            a Who's Online listing which can be augmented with languages
|          * Complete internode messaging
|          * Advanced stub system (used to credit files, transfer time, 
|            etc) when the user is online, without fail

|      Internode chatting will be added in a subsequent release. 

     _________
     LANGUAGES
     
     * Support for multiple languages.  Complete definitions of all strings 
       for any number of languages.  Well over 1500 strings are available 
       for definition - with string lengths being unlimited.  With the 
       script and display file extension, the power of the language support
       is still unrealized.
       
     * Support for alternate menu/text paths for each language, so that 
       each language can have it's own set of menus and text files.  
       Alternatively, the language set can use a default menu/text set.
       
     * Support for customizable date formats for international users - date 
       formats include MM/DD/YY, YY/MM/DD and DD/MM/YY.  The formats are 
       used for all date displays and date input fields.

     * Optional support for extended characters in all user information 
       fields to support languages which commonly user characters found in 
       the eighth bit (characters 128 to 256, including accented and 
       special characters).
     
     _____________
     MISCELLANEOUS
     
|    * User passwords are now stored in two methods (SysOp toggled); 
|      storing the pw text & CRC, or just the pw CRC.  The second method
|      provides an "encrypted" password scheme; the CRC is a one way
|      hash which creates keys which are almost unique to the hashing text
|      (the password in this case).  The password matches are done with the
|      CRC, and the SysOp has the choice of storing the PW text, or leaving
|      it out of the data file (providing a secured data file).

|      The password encryption method also has the ability to rebuild the
|      password text during the next successful login, ensuring that the
|      SysOp can almost seamlessly switch between the methods.

     * Support for modem speeds of 300 to 115200 bps.  Support includes
       complete customization of VERBOSE result codes (no more messy 
       numbers) and ARQ connections (for modems which support this feature).
       Also built in was a hardware extension platform which allows some
       measurable portability between releases to upgrade the connection
       rates for various modems with just a simple data file.

     * Support for extended HISTORY.DAT files and LASTON.DAT files which 
       record more information and store the information so that can be 
       displayed online.  New commands include caller listings (which can 
       be customized by the number of days to go back - for instance, a 
       yesterday's caller listing) and various HISTORY.DAT graphing 
       functions.
     
     * Completely updated sysop controls.  A new sysop window system which 
       displays all vital information in various sysop windows (all under 4 
       lines in total used space).  The SysOp control keys were all redone
       to be ALT-KEY activated, replacing the often confusing and misleading
       series of ALT, CTRL and FUNC keys which the previous versions have 
       used.
     
     * Support for extended security measures, including random passwords 
       and automated password replacements (after specified period of 
       days).
     
     * Support for multiple colour system - two varying colour systems 
       which support up to 256 colour combinations - foreground, background 
       and blinking attributes.  One colour system is easier to understand, 
       while the other one is more compact and allows SysOps to add more 
       colour into tight string spaces.

     * Support for Remote Imaging Protocol (RIP) and full support for 
       Avatar graphics protocol.  Advanced fallback also includes ANSI or 
       text modes.  Support includes the sending of .RIP/.AVT files along 
       with the standard .ANS and .MSG files.
       
     * Support for extended MCI sequence.  The MCI sequence has been 
       expanded from 26 combinations to nearly 100, including all required 
       user and system information.

     * Support for IEMSI logon sequences allowing users with IEMSI to 
       automatically login as users and new users (both optional toggles).
     
     * Support for definable newuser and logon sequences, including 
       information collected and forced values, etc.
       
     * Support for a completely indexed user system, removing user numbers 
       from use within Telegard.  The indexed system allows the userbase to 
       be packed, sorted and manipulated without the loss of data elsewhere 
       in the system.

     * Completely new user editor includes all information in the userbase, 
       down to the last statistics and fields stored for each user.
       
     * Support for a programming-like script language.  The script language 
       is capable of getting and storing information, comparing 
       information, writing text files, counting loops, etc.  The script 
       language is fully integrated into the system and can be used to 
       customize various parts of the BBS.

     * Support for external definition files - *.ADF, *.PDF and *.MDF, 
       which contain information on archivers, protocols and modems for 
       easy installation into Telegard.  Default definition files have been 
       included for most popular archivers, protocols and modems.  This 
       also allows the easy distribution of working setups and 
       configurations through network mail and file distribution systems.

     * Support for external sysop paging files/programs.  Paging files can 
       be customized and programmed with various tones (to create tunes of 
       course), or an external chat program can be used in place of the 
       internal one.

     * Support for numerous validation levels, which allow for quick 
       upgrading to predefined flag and access settings.

     * Support for user subscription system, including automated expiry 
       dates and expiry levels.  Subscription system is based on 
       subscription date, length of membership, and level of membership 
       (based on validation levels).

     * Support for timebank storage system based on security level includes 
       daily deposit and withdrawal limits, and maximum account limits.

     * Support for special logoff sequences - including exiting without 
       hanging up, and logoff cycling (logging the user off and returning 
       back to the logon name prompt).

     * Support for automated rebuilding of damaged/missing files.  No more 
       messy installation programs or external update utilities required.
                                                 
     __________
     STRUCTURES

|    * Every telegard structure has changed since the previous 2.7 version 
       (if there are any left standing, it is a real surprise to me and 
       you'll have to tell me so I can take care of that as soon as 
       possible. ;)
       
|    * The final structures for Telegard 3.0 are available as TGDEV301.ZIP.  
       There will be a follow-up release (the first Telegard Programming
       Reference file), which will have sample access source code, as well 
       as sample data files as created by Telegard. 

|      The TGDEV301.ZIP file is available from any of the development sites
       which are listed at the end of this announcement.  The file size is
|      ~67k, the file date is 06-09-1996.  The file contains C/Pascal
|      structure files as well as a complete development document, which
|      documents the Telgeard structures and other helpful items.

     _____________________
     PROPOSED RELEASE DATE

|    Telegard 3.0 (the final, non-gamma version) will be released on
|    June 18, 1996.  Barring any unforseen problems, the final version
|    will be released on this date and sent out as TG_300.ZIP.

|    The file will be available from all Beta sites, as well as the 
|    following locations:

|         TG_SUP                           ; Fidonet file dist. for TG
|         ftp://filebank.com               ; Our FTP site
|         http://qlink.queensu.ca/~4ts2    ; My HTTP/WWW site

|    and will likely be available at several other sites shortly after
|    it's release.

     _____________
     DOCUMENTATION

     Telegard 3.0 will be as completely documented as possible at the
     time of release.  Any missing documentation will be released when
     completed.

|    ___________________
|    VERSION 2.7 SUPPORT

|    As of the 3.0 release, we will no longer be supporting Telegard 2.7.
|    Version 2.7 is nearly five years old (Dec 1991), and is now considered
|    a legacy version.  SysOps continuing to use Telegard 2.7 should look 
|    for no support in the TG_SUPPORT conference.

     _________
     PLATFORMS

     At this time, Telegard is only being programmed for DOS.  The reason 
     for this is that we would prefer to have a stable product before we 
|    attempt to cross over to OS/2 or Windows platforms.  Since 3.0 has
|    now been released, we will begin looking at porting the Telegard code
|    over to new platforms.  Please do not ask which ones, or when -- we
|    will just be *beginning* to look now.


Although this list is fairly comprehensive, only highlights were chosen to 
represent each area.  There are countless other changes which have not been 
included in this feature listing -- the changes from 2.7 are fairly 
phenomenal and will take some adjustments to get used to.  I do hope that 
this information will provide insight into the direction that development 
has taken.  Many of these features should be welcome additions to your 
system.

Thanks for your interest in Telegard 3.0.
                                                                
                                                                Tim Strike
                                               Kevin Watkins & Don Johnson
                                                            Michael Yadron
                    
                                                       TELEGARD BETA TEAM:
                     Paul Dyer, Ernest Evert, Hugo Ferreira, Lars Hellsten
                 Derek Hessman, Bill Johansen, Brent Johnson, Perry Lowell
               Deanna Luke, Kevin McKillop, Clint O'Donnell, Andrew Relian
      Jack Schofield, Nathan W. Seeley, Carol Shenkenberger, Michael Smith
                                    Gary Stewart, John Tabler, Dave Turner

                                                             FORMER SITES:
                Michael Bogden, David Luckie, Jeffrey Johnson, Scott Malin
                 Lucas Nealan, Michael Randolph, Steve Shapiro, Jack Smook

;
; CALLBACK.SCR - Sample TCR 2.00 Callback Script            Last modified:
;                                                        December 20, 1996
;                                                               Tim Strike
;
; This script can be used to hook up a generic callback door to Telegard.
; While this script was designed specifically for TCR 2.00, other doors
; which create semaphore files can also be used.  A TCR 1.10 setup is   
; outlined in TCR110.SCR.
;
; Rememeber: (i) change the paths to reflect your system, (ii) change the
; validation levels to reflect your system (ie. you may not have a long
; distance "temporary" validation level).

MENU DG c:\bbs\fksutil\tcr.bat ~VM c:\bbs\temp\
FILEEXIST c:\bbs\fksutil\tcr\success.tcr VALIDATE B
FILEEXIST c:\bbs\fksutil\tcr\longdist.tcr VALIDATE C

; For multinode usage, comment above lines and uncomment lines below:
;MENU DG c:\bbs\fksutil\tcr.bat ~VM c:\bbs\temp~CN\ ~CN
;FILEEXIST c:\bbs\fksutil\tcr\success.~CN VALIDATE B
;FILEEXIST c:\bbs\fksutil\tcr\longdist.~CN VALIDATE C

; The batch file that should be used with TCR is CALLTCR.BAT in the BBS\TCR
; directory:
;
;               Singal node:            Multinode:
;                  @ECHO OFF               @ECHO OFF
;                  CD\BBS\FKSUTIL\TCR      CD\BBS\FKSUTIL\TCR
;                  TCR /L:%1 /D:%2         TCR /L:%1 /D:%2 /#:%3
;                  EXIT                    EXIT
;
; TCR is a generic (DOOR.SYS) callback door written by Tim Strike.  The
; version available with this revision of CALLBACK.SCR is TCR200.*  There
; may be other generic callback doors available; their usefulness is not
; accounted for.
;
; Using scripts and generic doors in Telegard 3.0, the callback can be done
; without touching any data files - in this sense, any update to Telegard
; does not require structural changes to the callback door.
;
; CALLINFO.SCR - Sample script file                          Last modified:
;                                                        September 13, 1995
;                                                                Tim Strike
;
; This script creates CALLINFO.BBS, and executes a door which uses that 
; format of dropfile.  This means that a conversion is not neccessary, 
; speeding things up and giving the SysOp control over the system and 
; dropfile contents.
;
; Note the use of @*@ which passes all the parameters passed to the script
; command onto the door command - as an example, this might include 
; something like:
;                           -E
;                           CALLINFO C:\DOORS\RUNDOOR.BAT ~CN
;
; in which case, @*@ would become C:\DOORS\RUNDOOR.BAT ~CN
;
;
; create temporary variable
VARIABLE TEMP STRING
;
FILECREATE CALLINFO.BBS
TEMP "4"
ACS !B96 TEMP "3"
ACS !B24 TEMP "0"
ACS !B12 TEMP "2"
ACS !B3  TEMP "1"
ACS XL   TEMP "5"
FILEPUT "$TEMP$"
FILEPUT "~UA"
FILEPUT "~US"
FILEPUT "~CM"
TEMP "MONO"
ACS XA TEMP "COLOR"
FILEPUT "$TEMP$"
FILEPUT "<password>"
FILEPUT "~UN"
FILEPUT "0"
FILEPUT "~ST"
FILEPUT "~ST ~SD"
FILEPUT "A"
FILEPUT "~TM"
FILEPUT "~RF"
FILEPUT "~TL"
FILEPUT "~RK"
FILEPUT "~UD"
FILEPUT "~UJ ~UI"
TEMP "NOVICE"
ACS XX TEMP "EXPERT"
FILEPUT "$TEMP$"
FILEPUT "~VT"
FILEPUT "01/01/80"
FILEPUT "~TP"
FILEPUT "~VS"
FILEPUT "0"
FILEPUT "~TI"
FILEPUT "~TK"
FILEPUT "8"
TEMP "REMOTE"
ACS XL "LOCAL"
FILEPUT "$TEMP$"
FILEPUT "COM~CP"
FILEPUT "~UO"
FILEPUT "~CA"
TEMP "TRUE"
ACS XL "FALSE"
FILEPUT "$TEMP$"
TEMP "Normal"
ACS XE "MNP/ARQ"
FILEPUT "$TEMP$ Connection"
FILEPUT "12/31/99 23:59"
FILEPUT "~CN"
FILEPUT "1"
FILECLOSE
MENU D-@*@
                                                              (CHANGEPW.MSG)

For security reasons, you are required to change your password on a regular 
basis.  Please do not 'rotate' passwords - use a unique password each time 
you change it.
                                                                (CLOSED.MSG)

This BBS has been closed to the general public, and is no longer accepting 
new users.  Please do not attempt to logon again, as you will be met with 
the same closure message.  This BBS is private.  Thank you.
;
; DORINFO1.SCR - Sample script file                          Last modified:
;                                                           January 5, 1996
;                                                                Tim Strike
;
; This script creates DORINFO1.DEF, and executes a door which uses that 
; format of dropfile.  This means that a conversion is not neccessary, 
; speeding things up and giving the SysOp control over the system and 
; dropfile contents.
;
; NOTE: Telegard already provides a DORINFO1.DEF shell (Menu command DD).
; This script is provided for doors which require different information
; to be sent (i.e. doors which don't require locked baud rates for 
; example).  Modify as needed, but remember, our official DORINFO1.DEF
; format is that which is created by the menu command, not this script!
;
; Note the use of @*@ which passes all the parameters passed to the script
; command onto the door command - as an example, this might include 
; something like:
;                           -E
;                           DORINFO1 C:\DOORS\RUNDOOR.BAT ~CN
;
; in which case, @*@ would become C:\DOORS\RUNDOOR.BAT ~CN
;
FILECREATE DORINFO1.DEF
FILEPUT "~ES~SA"
; SysOp Name, first & last (print in last place, can't separate)
FILEPUT ""
FILEPUT "~ES~SS"
FILEPUT "COM~CP"
; use ~CA if locked rate is required (if locked)
FILEPUT "~CB BAUD,N,8,1"
FILEPUT "0"
; use ~UH if handle is required
FILEPUT "~EM~UR"
FILEPUT "~UF"
FILEPUT "~UL"
FILEPUT "~UA"
FILEPUT "~UW"
FILEPUT "~US"
FILEPUT "~CM"
FILEPUT "0"
FILECLOSE
MENU D-@*@
;
; DORINFON.SCR - Sample script file                          Last modified:
;                                                          January 28, 1996
;                                                                Tim Strike
;
; This script creates DORINFOn.DAT, and executes a door which uses that 
; format of dropfile.  This means that a conversion is not neccessary, 
; speeding things up and giving the SysOp control over the system and 
; dropfile contents.
;
;                      *  *  *  IMPORTANT  *  *  *
; This script creates a DORINFOn.DAT where n is replaced with the current
; node number.  This script is *ONLY* needed for multinode systems and
; for doors which look for DORINFO<node>.DAT instead of DORINFO1.DAT.
;
; NOTE: Telegard already provides a DORINFO1.DAT shell (Menu command DD).
; This script is provided for doors which require different information
; to be sent (i.e. the node number stored in the extension of the file).
; Modify as needed, but remember, our official DORINFO1.DAT format is that 
; which is created by the menu command, not this script!
;
; Note the use of @*@ which passes all the parameters passed to the script
; command onto the door command - as an example, this might include 
; something like:
;                           -E
;                           DORINFON C:\DOORS\RUNDOOR.BAT ~CN
;
; in which case, @*@ would become C:\DOORS\RUNDOOR.BAT ~CN
;
FILECREATE DORINFO~CN.DAT 
FILEPUT "~ES~SA"
; SysOp Name, first & last (print in last place, can't separate)
FILEPUT ""
FILEPUT "~ES~SS"
FILEPUT "COM~CP"
; use ~CA if locked rate is required (if locked)
FILEPUT "~CB BAUD,N,8,1"
FILEPUT "0"
; use ~UH if handle is required
FILEPUT "~EM~UR"
FILEPUT "~UF"
FILEPUT "~UL"
FILEPUT "~UA"
FILEPUT "~UW"
FILEPUT "~US"
FILEPUT "~CM"
FILEPUT "0"
FILECLOSE
MENU D-@*@
                                                               (FLAGS1A.MSG)

This file will be displayed to all users who have flag 1A toggled ON.
Other files available are FLAGS1*.MSG where * is A..Z for flag set 1, and 
FLAGS2*.MSG where * is A..Z for flag set 2.
                                                                (GOAWAY.MSG)

It is obvious that the SysOp is not around to answer your page.  Please
send mail if you wish to get a quicker response, or try paging the SysOp
on your next visit.
;
; HANGUP.SCR                                                 Last Modified:
;                                                             June 18, 1996
;                                                                Tim Strike
;
; This logon script is to replace the H? commands with a little more 
; functionality and add a little bit of configurability.
; 
; The script should be passed the hangup command you wish to use, as it
; will be executed after the other portions.
;

VARIABLE LOGOFF BOOLEAN

; check for tagged files?
IFNOT "~FQ" "0"
   ; tagged files were found
   MENU FS
   NOYES LOGOFF "`0CContinue with your logoff? [No]: `0B"
   IF "$LOGOFF$" "NO"
      ; don't logoff, so end the script (which won't process the logoff)
      ENDSCRIPT
   ENDIF
ENDIF

; process menu hangup command (passed as script parameters)
MENU @*@

                                                               (INQUIRE.MSG)

Please ensure that you are using the correct user name to gain access to 
the system.  If you have not entered the correct name, hit NO and try again.

If you have forgotten your password, you may leave a message to the SysOp.

                                                               (INQUIRY.MSG)

Passwords will only be given out with a voice call to your home/work, or 
optionally a netmail message to your system if you are a SysOp.  There is 
no other way to get your password.

Also, if passwords have been encrypted on this system, not even the SysOp 
knows your password.  You will have to request a new password (keep this in 
mind for your letter -- prove who you are!).

Please leave a message now explaining the situation.
                                                               (LOCKOUT.MSG)

You have been locked out of the system for various reasons.  Please do not 
attempt to logon again.  Bye...
                                                                (LOGOFF.MSG)
Thank you for calling ~SA, a fine Telegard BBS...

Time Remaining : `0E~CT`07
Time Online    : `0E~CO`07

Please call again!~SW~SW~SW
;
; LOGOFF.SCR                                                 Last Modified:
;                                                          October 22, 1995
;                                                                Tim Strike
;
; This logoff script is a sample logoff script.  The logoff script is called
; during the logoff sequence - with one paremter, the logoff type.
; Normal logoff, @1@ = 0, Fast Logoff @1@ = 1, Cycled Logoff @1@ = 2
;
; we have nothing to do -- do nothing ;)
~SC

`0ENew User Information Verfication

`07(`0EA`07)Real Name       `0A~EL25~UR `07(`0EN`07)Terminal type   `0A~EL15~UT
`07(`0EB`07)Handle          `0A~EL25~UH `07(`0EO`07)Screen Size     `0A~VWx~VS
`07(`0EC`07)Geo. Region     `0A~EL25~VG `07(`0EP`07)Password        `0A<not shown>
`07(`0ED`07)Address         `0A~EL25~UB `07(`0EQ`07)Language        `0A~EL15~VM
`07(`0EE`07)Location        `0A~EL25~UA `07(`0ER`07)FSE Usage       `0A~EL15~VE
`07(`0EF`07)Postal Code     `0A~EL25~UC `07(`0ES`07)Date Format     `0A~EL15~VD
`07(`0EG`07)Data Phone      `0A~EL25~UE `07(`0ET`07)Screen Pause    `0A~EL15~VP
`07(`0EH`07)Voice Phone     `0A~EL25~UD `07(`0EU`07)Message Clear   `0A~EL15~VC
`07(`0EI`07)Date of Birth   `0A~EL25~UO `07(`0EV`07)Extended Menu   `0A~EL15~VF
`07(`0EJ`07)Gender          `0A~EL25~UG `07(`0EW`07)Menu Hotkeys    `0A~EL15~VH
`07(`0EK`07)Note 1          `0A~EL25~VI `07(`0EX`07)Protocol        `0A~EL15~VT
`07(`0EL`07)Note 2          `0A~EL25~VJ
`07(`0EM`07)Note 3          `0A~EL25~VK
;
; LOGON.SCR                                                  Last Modified:
;                                                             June 18, 1996
;                                                                Tim Strike
;
; This logon script is a sample logon script.  The logon script is called   
; during the logon sequence - with one paremter, whether or not it is a fast
; logon or not.  If it's a fast logon, @1@ = 1, otherwise @1@ = 0.
;

; add your doors here that you wish to run for all logins
; MENU DGTGNEWS ~CP ~CB ~UN
; ... etc ...

; process full-length logon, skip if fastlogon
IF "@1@" "0"
   ; add your doors here that you wish to run for long logins only
   ; MENU DGTGNEWS ~CP ~CB ~UN
   ; ... etc ...

   ; check auto-message
   MENU UR
   ; display userinfo file
   MENU -FUSERINFO
ENDIF

; show user statistics
PUTNL "`0BYou are caller #`09~SN"
NL
PUTNL "`07Time available ......: `0B~CT"
IFNOT "~TP" "0"
   IFNOT "~TR" "0"
      PUTNL "~SG`0EIllegal logons ......: `84~TR attempts"
   ENDIF
   PUTNL "`07Total times called ..: `0B~TP calls (~TQ today)"
   PUTNL "`07Last date called ....: `0B~UI ~UJ"
ENDIF
ACS R8 PUTNL "`07Account limits ......: `0B~RC calls per day and ~RT minutes per call"
ACS !R8 PUTNL "`07Account limits ......: `0B~RC calls per day and ~RT minutes per day"

; mailbox status
MENU LM
; short-messages (important)
MENU LS
; voting tally (important)
MENU LV
; check mail
MENU MC

; if not fast-logon, bulletins
IF "@1@" "0"
   PAUSE
   MENU OS
ENDIF
                                                                (LOGON1.MSG)

The logon files (logon.msg, logon1.msg through logon9.msg) are available 
for news, statistics, logon notes and whatever else you wish to put into
these display files.
                                                                (MONTHS.MSG)

This file is displayed just in case you cater to an audience who may be 
unsure of the month codes (ie August = 08).  If you do not wish to use this 
file, simply delete it.

`0B01`0E=January         `0B04`0E=April           `0B07`0E=July           `0B10`0E=October
`0B02`0E=February        `0B05`0E=May             `0B08`0E=August         `0B11`0E=November
`0B03`0E=March           `0B06`0E=June            `0B09`0E=September      `0B12`0E=December
                                                                (NEWAPP.MSG)

You will now be sending a new user letter to the SysOp.  This letter is
required, and cannot be avoided.  If you choose to put nothing in your 
message, you will probably not be noticed (and not valididated).  In this
message, please write something about yourself; why you called, what you 
do, your interests, etc.  Please also include why you think you should 
become a member of this system.
                                                   ~SS
~SP
;
; NEWUPASS.SCR - Enable new user password                    Last modified:
;                                                        September 27, 1995
;                                                                Tim Strike
;
; This script can be used to enable a new user password which is required
; to gain entry into the BBS system.  To install this script, you need to
; do the following:
;
; Replace line 0110 in the <language>.TXT with
;       0110 $NEWUPASS
;
VARIABLE NEWPASSW STRING
GET NEWPASSW "~SM`09Enter new user password: `0B" 25 YES
;
; define your password in place of NEW_USER -- the password should be
; in uppercase only -- if you want to use case sensitive passwords, then
; change the YES in the GET statement to NO.
;
IFNOT "$NEWPASSW$" "NEW_USER"
   ;
   ; the user did *not* correctly input the password -- display system is
   ; closed file (CLOSED.*) and hangup on the user
   ;
   FILEDISPLAY CLOSED
   HANGUP
ENDIF
;
; if the user is still online at this time, give them the option of
; continuing the logon { this is just to display the text that would 
; normally be displayed in string 0110 }
;
PUT "~SM`0CContinue logging on as a new user? [~&Y]: `0B"
                                                               (NEWUSER.MSG)

Welcome!  You have chosen to logon as a new user.  Your information will be 
kept STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL, and will never be seen except by administration 
of this system or at the request of a legal subpoena.

You will be required to answer several newuser questions, the answers to 
which will be recorded in your user record.  If you wish to continue 
logging in as a new user, please respond YES to the next question.  If you 
have decided you do not wish to be a member, respond NO and you will be
promptly logged off.

Thanks,
~SS - ~SA
                                                              (NEWUSER1.MSG)

There are only a few rules to remember:

       `0B1.  Check before uploading - don't upload duplicate or worthless
             files.  You will NOT receive credit for them.
       `0B2.  Don't be abusive (ratios, language, etc).
       `0B3.  Provide accurate information when prompted.

                                                               (NOSYSOP.MSG)
`09Your page has been echoed through the house...
`02   .... but it appears to have fallen upon deaf ears.

`0ALeave mail, if you wish...
`09IBM PS/2 series
`09AT/386 or compatible
`09PC/XT or compatible
`0C486 or compatible
`0CPentium
`0ACommodore Amiga
`0ACommodore 64/128
`0AAtari ST
`0AApple Macintosh
`0AApple II/IIgs
`0ATandy
`0B2400
`0228,800
`0E9600
`0233,600
`0E14,400
`0CISDN
`0E16,800
`0CTelnet
`0E19,200
Messages
Files
Doors
Support
                                                              (PASSWORD.MSG)

Security issues are of primary importance in any information exchange.  
Your account is your identity on this system -- if it is 'pirated' or used
by someone else for their own use, it can damage you and your reputation.

Please consider the following items before choosing your password:

     `0B1.`07 Passwords should not be common dictionary words.  This is too 
        often the method used in brute force attacks on passwords.  `0CMake 
        your password something unique.
     `0B2. `07Do not use a password from another system that you are on.
     `0B3. `07Do not use family names, street addresses, etc. that are easily found.
     `0B4. `0CIt is strongly recommended you make your password at least
        10 characters in length, including both alpha (letters) and numeric
        (numbers) characters.

;
; SFDOORS.SCR - Sample script file                           Last modified:
;                                                        September 13, 1995
;                                                                Tim Strike
;
; This script creates SFDOORS.DAT, and executes a door which uses that 
; format of dropfile.  This means that a conversion is not neccessary, 
; speeding things up and giving the SysOp control over the system and 
; dropfile contents.
;
; Note the use of @*@ which passes all the parameters passed to the script
; command onto the door command - as an example, this might include 
; something like:
;                           -E
;                           SFDOORS C:\DOORS\RUNDOOR.BAT ~CN
;
; in which case, @*@ would become C:\DOORS\RUNDOOR.BAT ~CN
;
;
; create temporary variable, bbs directory variable 
VARIABLE TEMP STRING
VARIABLE BBSDIR STRING "C:\BBS\"
;
FILECREATE SFDOORS.DAT 
FILEPUT "~UN"
FILEPUT "~UH"
FILEPUT "<password>"
FILEPUT "~UF"
FILEPUT "~CB"
FILEPUT "~CA"
FILEPUT "~CM"
FILEPUT "0"
FILEPUT "$BBSDIR$"
TEMP "TRUE"
ACS !XA TEMP "FALSE"
FILEPUT "$TEMP$"
FILEPUT "~US"
FILEPUT "~TI"
FILEPUT "~TL"
FILEPUT "~RT"
FILEPUT "0"
FILEPUT "0"
FILEPUT "FALSE"
FILEPUT "FALSE"
FILEPUT "FALSE"
FILEPUT "~CL"
TEMP "TRUE"
ACS !XE TEMP "FALSE"
FILEPUT "$TEMP$"
FILEPUT "~MN"
FILEPUT "~FN"
FILEPUT "~CN"
FILEPUT "9999"
FILEPUT "0"
FILEPUT "9999"
FILEPUT "0"
FILEPUT "~TH"
FILEPUT "~TJ"
FILEPUT "~UD"
FILEPUT "~UA"
FILECLOSE
MENU D-@*@
;
; UPDATEU.SCR                                                 Last Modified:
; Prompt for update of missing user record fields          February 18, 1996
;                                                                 Tim Strike
;
; This script has been designed such that it prompts the user for missing
; user information, if it's missing.  This is mainly used for conversion
; updates, or, for the purposes of requiring a MASS upgrade of user 
; information!
;
; This script should be placed in string 353, as $UPDATEU.  That string is
; now sent here as part of the script.
;

PUTNL "~SM`0BWelcome to ~SA`0B, ~UH.~SM"
PUTNL "`0EVerifying user record fields . . ."

VARIABLE UPDATE INTEGER "0"
; see if we need to update calling-from area
IF "~UA!" "!"
   UPDATE "1"
ENDIF
IF "~UC!" "!"
   UPDATE "1"
ENDIF
IF "~UD!" "!"
   UPDATE "1"
ENDIF
IF "~UE!" "!"
   UPDATE "1"
ENDIF
; update calling from area (hidden OP80), just so that the calling
; area isn't asked for each individual question, but rather only ONCE.
IF "$UPDATE$" "1"
   MENU OP80
ENDIF

; check street
IF "~UB!" "!"
   MENU OP3
ENDIF

; check city
IF "~UA!" "!"
   MENU OP4
ENDIF

; check postal code
IF "~UC!" "!"
   MENU OP5
ENDIF

; check voice phone
IF "~UD!" "!"
   MENU OP7
ENDIF

; check data phone
IF "~UE!" "!"
   MENU OP6
ENDIF

; check birthdate
IF "~UO" "00/00/00"
   MENU OP9
ENDIF

; uncomment to check gender
; check gender
;IF "~UG" "N/A"
;   MENU OP10
;ENDIF

PUTNL "`0BComplete."
~SC
                                                              (USERINFO.MSG)
`0E Your user information (visible only to you):`07
                                           
 User Name  `0B~EL30~UH`07     Security  `0B~US`07
 Real Name  `0B~EL30~UR`07       Data #  `0B~UE`07
   Address  `0B~EL30~UA`07      Voice #  `0B~UD`07
  Location  `0B~EL30~UB`07       Gender  `0B~UG`07
    Postal  `0B~EL30~UC`07     Birthday  `0B~UO`07

`09 ====== CALLS: =====   ==== MAIL: ====   ===== FILE: =====   == MISC: ==
`07 Total      `0E~EL8~TP`07   Public     `0E~EL4~TA`07   UL `0E~ER4~TI:~EL7~THKB`07   Pause   `0E~VP 
`07 Time Left  `0E~EL8~CM`07   Private    `0E~EL4~TB`07   DL `0E~ER4~TK:~EL7~TJKB`07   ClsMsg  `0E~VC 
`07 First on   `0E~UK`07   Netmail    `0E~EL4~TC`07   Today `0E~ER3~TM:~EL5~TLKB`07   FlInpt  `0E~VF
`07 Last on    `0E~UI`07   FS Editor  `0E~EL10~VE`07                 Hotkey  `0E~VH
`07          @ `0E~UJ                     `09SCREEN `0E~UT ~VWx~VS

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
An attempt has been made to illegally logon under your account -- an incorrect 
password, voice number or phone number was provided during the login.

      System Date/Time : ~SD  ~ST
            Connection : ~CB bps
                  Node : ~CN

This attempt may have been a legitimate accident or perhaps someone was 
attempting to borrow your account.  Please use your discretion and determine 
whether to pursue this matter further.
~ER78~SS
W - E - L - C - O - M - E
TO A NEW BBS RUNNING

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                                                               (WELCOME.MSG)

                          W - E - L - C - O - M - E

                            to a NEW BBS running

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    ##     ##        ##        ##        ##    ##  ##    ##  ##   ##    ##  ##
    ##     ########  ########  ########   ######   ##    ##  ##    ##  ######

;
; BDAYCHEK.SCR                                               Last Modified:
;                                                             June 18, 1996
;                                                                Tim Strike
;
; This script is a sample of the power of the scripting language.  This
; script provides a random check based on the users date of birth (it
; must be enabled in the user records to be useful!).
;

VARIABLE NUM1 INTEGER
VARIABLE NUM2 INTEGER
VARIABLE BDAY STRING ""
VARIABLE ATTEMPTS INTEGER "0"

; only check on a random basis - if the numbers match, we check . . .
RANDOM NUM1 20
RANDOM NUM2 20
IFNOT "$NUM1$" "$NUM2$"
   ENDSCRIPT
ENDIF

; translate MM/DD/YY fields into "#" sign (for mask)
; translates from user date format to ##/##/##
VARIABLE BDAYMASK STRING
TRANSLATE BDAYMASK "~VD" "MDY" "###"

:LOOP
; we failed, oh-oh!
JE "$ATTEMPTS$" "3" FAILED
GET BDAY "`0CEnter date of birth (~VD): `4F" 8 NO "$BDAYMASK$"
; check birthday
JE "$BDAY$" "~UO" OKAY
; increment attempts
INCREMENT ATTEMPTS
JUMP LOOP

:FAILED
PUTNL "`0EIncorrect!"
MENU -S`0CFailed date of birth verification!`07
;if you do not want to hang up on the failed user, uncomment the line below!
HANGUP
ENDSCRIPT

:OKAY
PUTNL "`0FCorrect"
;
; SINGLE.SCR - Single node doors on multinode systems        Last modified:
;                                                             July 11, 1996
;                                                                Tim Strike
;
; This script is a sample script to be used for doors which only support
; one concurrent node.  The script can process the flag files and deny
; access to the door; create the flag file for the first usage; clear the
; flag file in the event of a crash.  THIS SCRIPT IS *ONLY* NEEDED FOR
; MULTINODE SYSTEMS RUNNING DOORS WHICH ARE SINGLE NODE ONLY!
;
; This script accepts a number of parameters; the first is the path to
; the inuse flag, the second is the door command, and the rest are the
; options field for that door command:
;
;       @1@     Path (without trailing slash)
;       @2@     Door menu command
;       @3-99@  Door options (command to run, etc)
;
; The calling syntax would then be similar to:
;
;       -E
;       SINGLE DG <door command>
;
; declare variables
VARIABLE KILLUSE BOOLEAN

; check for inuse flag, run door, delete inuse flag
FILEEXIST @1@\BUSY.TG CALL INUSE
FILECREATE @1@\BUSY.TG
FILEPUT "Door Usage Flag - ~UH on node ~CN (~SD ~ST)"
FILECLOSE
MENU @2@@3@ @4@ @5@ @6@ @7@ @8@ @9@ @10@
FILEERASE @1@\BUSY.TG
ENDSCRIPT

;
; inuse function
:INUSE
FILEDISPLAY DOORUSED
; if CoSysOp or SysOp, give option to remove file
ACS !XS ENDSCRIPT
; loop back if file removed, else goto end
NOYES KILLUSE "`0CDoor is flagged busy - remove BUSY.TG? [~&Y]: `0B"
IF "$KILLUSE$" "YES"
   ; display whos online listing, display busy flag (which records usage)
   MENU NW
   FILEDISPLAY @1@\BUSY.TG
   PUTNL "~SM`07Removing the BUSY.TG file could cause the system to become unstable"
   PUTNL "if the door is still in use on another node.  ONLY REMOVE THE BUSY.TG"
   PUTNL "FILE IF YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN THE DOOR IS NOT IN USE."
   NOYES KILLUSE "~SM`0CContinue to remove BUSY.TG? [~&Y]: `0B"
   IF "$KILLUSE$" "YES"
      FILEERASE @1@\BUSY.TG
   ENDIF
ENDIF
FILEEXIST @1@\BUSY.TG ENDSCRIPT
RETURN

;
; OTHER IMPORTANT NOTES:
;
; (i)   Multinode .BAT file should move the door dropfile to the single node
;       door path, and the door should check for the dropfile there.  This
;       will require passing the node number as the first option to the
;       batch file you are calling, for example:
;
;       -E SINGLE C:\DOORS\SNDOOR DG C:\DOORS\SNDOOR\RUNDOOR.BAT ~CN
;
;       RUNDOOR.BAT:
;          @ECHO OFF
;          CD\DOORPATH
;          REM file is copied since it will exist in any number of multinode
;          REM directories; point the door to look for the file in the path
;          REM instead of any temp directory -- unless you can pass the path
;          REM of the dropfile on the command line of the door.
;          COPY C:\BBS\TEMP%1\<doorfile>
;          RUNDOOR.EXE
;          CD\BBS
;
; (ii)  Some doors create an INUSE.FLG (or other such BUSY flag) all by 
;       themselves -- this is more elegant.  However, it is faster and more 
;       configurable to let this script file & Telegard handle the busy 
;       status of the door.  If you use this script file, I suggest adding 
;       a line such as "DEL <path\DOORinuseflag>" before the door command 
;       (RUNDOOR.EXE) in the above batch file.  This will ensure that the 
;       door does not stop the process if this script file says it is okay
;       to continue.
;
; (iii) This script file is relatively untested, but should provide all the 
;       neccessary hooks and flags for running single node doors on 
;       multinode systems.  Please, however, *TEST* this script file and 
;       the changes you have made before doing any serious work with it 
;       (use a dummy game somewhere).
;
                                                              (BULLETIN.MSG)
`1F~EC79~SA`07

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;
; TCR110.SCR - Sample script file                            Last modified:
;                                                        September 13, 1995
;                                                                Tim Strike
;
; This script can be used to hook a generic callback door into Telegard.
; The callback door that this script was designed for is TCR 1.10 -- 
; although other callback doors that create semaphore files can used.
;
; Rememeber: (i) change the paths to reflect your system, (ii) change the 
; validation levels to reflect your system (ie. you may not have a long 
; distance "temporary" validation level).

;MENU DG C:\BBS\TCR\CALLTCR.BAT C:\BBS\TEMP\
;FILEEXIST C:\BBS\TCR\SUCCESS.TCR VALIDATE B
;FILEEXIST C:\BBS\TCR\LONGDIST.TCR VALIDATE C

; For multinode usage, comment above lines and uncomment lines below:
MENU DG C:\BBS\TCR\CALLTCR.BAT C:\BBS\TEMP~CN\ ~CN
FILEEXIST C:\BBS\TCR\SUCCESS.~CN VALIDATE B
FILEEXIST C:\BBS\TCR\LONGDIST.~CN VALIDATE C

; The batch file that should be used with TCR is CALLTCR.BAT in the BBS\TCR
; directory:
;
;               Singal node:            Multinode:
;                  @ECHO OFF               @ECHO OFF
;                  CD\BBS\TCR              CD\BBS\TCR
;                  TCR /D:%1               TCR /D:%1 /#:%2
;                  EXIT                    EXIT
;
; TCR is a generic (DOOR.SYS) callback door written by Tim Strike.  The 
; version for this script is TCR v1.10B2 -- this is not the latest TCR 
; version, and another script CALLBACK.SCR is available for use with TCR 
; v2.00. There may be other generic callback doors available; their 
; usefulness is not accounted for.
;
; Using scripts and generic doors in Telegard 3.0, the callback can be done
; without touching any data files - in this sense, any update to Telegard
; does not require structural changes to the callback door.
;
; HITENTER.SCR                                                  Last Updated:
; Stuffs the user keyboard with the enter key               November 16, 1997
;
PUT "@*@"
MENU -;;

                  S Y S T E M   I N   L O C K E D   S T A T E

The system is presently in a locked state -- a datafile update is in 
progress which requires that no users be actively online.  The system has 
automatically shut down all nodes of the system in order to complete the 
task.

Please try the system again at a later time.  If for whatever reason the 
system enters deadlock (the lock exists, but no node is using the lock), 
the system should time out within the next 4 hours and allow usage once 
again.  We apologize for any inconvenience this update causes.

(SysOp: To manually remove deadlock, delete the TGLOCK.* semaphore files)

~SP
                                                                 (LOGON.MSG)

`0ESystem Announcements:

`07Welcome to a new Telegard BBS!  Now running Telegard v~SV!

~ER70~SS, SysOp
`07------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The following new user was found to have duplicate phone numbers with other
users on the system when the duplicate number check was performed.

     Handle  `0F~EL30~UH`07  Data Phone  `09~UE`07
  Real Name  `0F~EL30~UR`07 Voice Phone  `09~UD`07
    Address  `0E~UB
             `0E~EL30~UA`07  Connection  `0B~CB`07 bps
             `0E~EL30~UC`07        Node  `0B~CN`07

The following users have matching phone numbers:

 Rec#   Handle                         Real Name
 -----  ------------------------------ --------------------------------
;
; OLDDOORS.SCR - Sample script file                          Last modified:
;                                                         February 18, 1997
;                                                                Tim Strike
;
; This script creates an OLD style DOOR.SYS file.  The DOOR.SYS file 
; included built-in to Telegard 3.0x was incorrect -- this script creates 
; the exact format as the 3.0x series of Telegard.  I do *not* suggest the
; use of this script as an alternative to the proper DOOR.SYS file, but only
; as a method of distributing the cost of upgrading to the new version --
; i.e. you should slowly change to the new internal DG foramt.
;
; Note the use of @*@ which passes all the parameters passed to the script
; command onto the door command - as an example, this might include 
; something like:
;                           -E
;                           OLDDOORS C:\DOORS\RUNDOOR.BAT ~CN
;
; in which case, @*@ would become C:\DOORS\RUNDOOR.BAT ~CN
;
; create variables
VARIABLE TEMP STRING
VARIABLE BBSDIR STRING "C:\BBS\"
;
FILECREATE DOOR.SYS 
FILEPUT "COM~CP:"
FILEPUT "~CB"
FILEPUT "8"
FILEPUT "~CN"
FILEPUT "~CA"
FILEPUT "Y"
FILEPUT "Y"
TEMP "N"
ACS XC TEMP "Y"
FILEPUT "$TEMP$"
FILEPUT "N"
FILEPUT "~UH"
FILEPUT "~UA"
FILEPUT "~UD"
FILEPUT "~UE"
FILEPUT "<password>"
FILEPUT "~US"
FILEPUT "~TP"
FILEPUT "~UI"
FILEPUT "~CE"
FILEPUT "~CM"
TEMP "NG"
ACS XA TEMP "GR"
FILEPUT "$TEMP$"
FILEPUT "~VS"
TEMP "N"
ACS XX TEMP "Y"
FILEPUT "$TEMP$"
FILEPUT "A"
FILEPUT "A"
FILEPUT "~UY"
FILEPUT "~UN"
FILEPUT "Z"
FILEPUT "~TI"
FILEPUT "~TJ"
FILEPUT "~TL"
FILEPUT "~RK"
FILEPUT "~UO"
FILEPUT "$BBSDIR$"
TEMP "TEMP~CN\"
ACS N0 TEMP "TEMP\"
FILEPUT "$BBSDIR$$TEMP$"
FILEPUT "~SS"
FILEPUT "~SS"
FILEPUT "~SE"
TEMP "N"
ACS XE TEMP "Y"
FILEPUT "$TEMP$"
FILEPUT "N"
FILEPUT "Y"
FILEPUT "7"
FILEPUT "0"
FILEPUT "~FS"
FILEPUT "~EL5~CO"
FILEPUT "~EL5~UJ"
FILEPUT "~RF"
FILEPUT "~TM"
FILEPUT "~TH"
FILEPUT "~TJ"
FILEPUT ""
FILEPUT "0"
FILEPUT "0"
FILECLOSE
MENU D-@*@
;
; DOORSYS.SCR - Sample script file                           Last modified:
;                                                         February 18, 1997
;                                                                Tim Strike
;
; This script creates DOOR.SYS, and executes a door which uses that 
; format of dropfile.  This means that a conversion is not neccessary, 
; speeding things up and giving the SysOp control over the system and 
; dropfile contents.
;
; NOTE: Telegard already provides a DOOR.SYS shell (Menu command DG).
; This script is provided for doors which require different information
; to be sent (i.e. doors which don't require locked baud rates for 
; example).  Modify as needed, but remember, our official DOOR.SYS
; format is that which is created by the menu command, not this script!
;
; Note the use of @*@ which passes all the parameters passed to the script
; command onto the door command - as an example, this might include 
; something like:
;                           -E
;                           DOORSYS C:\DOORS\RUNDOOR.BAT ~CN
;
; in which case, @*@ would become C:\DOORS\RUNDOOR.BAT ~CN
;
; create variables
VARIABLE TEMP STRING
VARIABLE BBSDIR STRING "C:\BBS\"
;
FILECREATE DOOR.SYS 
FILEPUT "COM~CP:"
FILEPUT "~CB"
FILEPUT "8"
FILEPUT "~CN"
FILEPUT "~CA"
FILEPUT "Y"
FILEPUT "Y"
TEMP "N"
ACS XC TEMP "Y"
FILEPUT "$TEMP$"
FILEPUT "N"
FILEPUT "~UR"
FILEPUT "~UA"
FILEPUT "~UD"
FILEPUT "~UE"
FILEPUT "<password>"
FILEPUT "~US"
FILEPUT "~TP"
FILEPUT "~UI"
FILEPUT "~CE"
FILEPUT "~CM"
TEMP "NG"
ACS XA TEMP "GR"
FILEPUT "$TEMP$"
FILEPUT "~VS"
TEMP "N"
ACS XX TEMP "Y"
FILEPUT "$TEMP$"
FILEPUT "A"
FILEPUT "A"
FILEPUT "~UY"
FILEPUT "~UN"
FILEPUT "Z"
FILEPUT "~TI"
FILEPUT "~TJ"
FILEPUT "~TL"
FILEPUT "~RK"
FILEPUT "~UO"
FILEPUT "$BBSDIR$"
TEMP "TEMP~CN\"
ACS N0 TEMP "TEMP\"
FILEPUT "$BBSDIR$$TEMP$"
FILEPUT "~SS"
FILEPUT "~UH"
FILEPUT "~SE"
TEMP "N"
ACS XE TEMP "Y"
FILEPUT "$TEMP$"
FILEPUT "N"
FILEPUT "Y"
FILEPUT "7"
FILEPUT "0"
FILEPUT "~FS"
FILEPUT "~EL5~CO"
FILEPUT "~EL5~UJ"
FILEPUT "~RF"
FILEPUT "~TM"
FILEPUT "~TH"
FILEPUT "~TJ"
FILEPUT ""
FILEPUT "0"
FILEPUT "0"
FILECLOSE
MENU D-@*@
;
; DOORFILE.SCR - Sample script file                          Last modified:
;                                                         February 18, 1997
;                                                                Tim Strike
;
; This script creates DOORFILE.SR, and executes a door which uses that 
; format of dropfile.  This means that a conversion is not neccessary, 
; speeding things up and giving the SysOp control over the system and 
; dropfile contents.
;
; This script creates a file comparable with SRDOOR 4.01.
;
; Note the use of @*@ which passes all the parameters passed to the script
; command onto the door command - as an example, this might include 
; something like:
;                           -E
;                           DOORFILE C:\DOORS\BRE\RUNBRE.BAT ~CN
;
; in which case, @*@ would become C:\DOORS\BRE\RUNBRE.BAT ~CN
;
; @1@ gets the first token of the parameters, @2@ gets the second, etc...
; @*@ gets all the tokens from the parameters.
;
FILECREATE DOORFILE.SR
FILEPUT "~UH"
FILEPUT "-1      ANSI? 1=yes,0=no,-1=unknown"
FILEPUT "1       IBM-Characters? 1=yes,0=no,-1=unknown"
FILEPUT "~EL7~VS Page length, 0=unknown"
FILEPUT "~EL7~CB Baud rate"
FILEPUT "~EL7~CP COM port, 0=local"
FILEPUT "~EL7~CM Time left, in minutes, -1=unlimited"
FILEPUT "~UR"
FILECLOSE
MENU DG@*@
;
; ALternatively, instead of forcing the ANSI? type as unknown, the second
; FILEPUT command can be changed to one of the following constructs:    
; (1) Return ANSI=1, AVATAR=2, RIP=3 else 0 (if door can handle #2/#3)
;     FILEPUT "~EL7~UW ANSI? 1=yes,0=no,-1=unknown"
; (2) Return based on terminal/fallback entries:
;     VARIABLE HASANSI INTEGER 0
;     IF "~UT" = "Ansi" HASANSI 1
;     ENDIF
;     IF "~UV" = "Ansi" HASANSI 1
;     ENDIF
;     FILEPUT "$HASANSI$       ANSI? 1=yes,0=no,-1=unknown"
;
; AUTOVAL.SCR - Autovalidate users based on password         Last modified:
;                                                         November 24, 1997
;                                                                Tim Strike
;
; This script implements a Telegard 2.7 feature that we removed from the
; internal code.  It allows users who know some keywords to be validated
; to a specific level.
;
; To install this script, you need to do the following:
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VARIABLE LEVEL STRING
GET AUTOVALPW "~SM`09Enter the autovalidation user password: `0B" 25 YES

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IF "$AUTOVALPW$" "LEVELA"
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ENDIF

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PUT "Sorry, you have not entered a valid password."
MENU -SInvalid autovalidation password: $AUTOVALPW$
ENDSCRIPT


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VALIDATE $LEVEL$
MENU -SAutovalidation password accepted.
PUT "Congradulations, you've been upgraded to level ~UZ."
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`0D~SD ~STTJ`09Time Left: [`0B~CT`09] (`0F?`09=`0FHelp`09)~SMAutomessage Menu `01: `0Bs10MAIN<0(A)uthor Reply - Reply to author of auto-messagef auto-message-message(A)uthor Reply222222222222222222221As10UA6(R)ead Auto-Message - Display the current auto-message(R)ead Auto-MessageRs10UR/(W)rite Auto-Message - Write a new auto-message(W)rite Auto-MessageWs50UW15((Q)uit to Main - Return to the Main Menu(Q)uit to MainNew CommandQXX-\`0C--- `0EBBS List Menu `0C---`02~SA
`0D~SD ~STG`09Time Left: [`0B~CT`09] (`0F?`09=`0FHelp`09)~SMBBS List Menu `01: `0Bs10MAIN<0(A)dd to BBS List - Add an entry to the BBS list(A)dd to BBS ListAs10OA1(E)dit BBS list - Edit entries in the BBS listing(E)dit BBS list - Edit entries in tEXXs10ON-(S)ee BBS List - Display the current BBS list(S)ee BBS ListSs10OB bslistD(T)elegard Sites - View listing of Telegard Beta/Disitribution Sites(T)elegard SitesNew CommandTXXs10OBTG_BETAd((Q)uit to Main - Return to the main menu(Q)uit to MainQ-\0C--- `0EEmail Menu `0C---Menu                                                  `02~SA
`0D~SD ~STL`09Time Left: [`0B~CT`09] (`0F?`09=`0FHelp`09)~SMPrivate Email Menu `01: `0BMAIN<email.(N)ote to SysOp - Leave a message to the SysOp(N)ote to SysOpNs5MESysOptrike6(R)ead Mail - Read private mail sent from another user(R)ead MailRs25MC0(S)end Mail - Send private email to another user(S)end MailSs25ME8(T)oggle Mailbox - Close/Open box, forward mail settings(T)oggle MailboxTs25OP17(Q)uit to Previous Menu(Q)uit)uitQ-\!`0C--- `0EFile System Menu `0C---`02~SA
`0D~SD ~ST3]`09Time Left: [`0B~CT`09] (`0F?`09=`0FHelp`09)~SM<`0B~FN: ~FB`09>~SMFile System Menu `01: `0Bs10MAIN<FIRSTCMDFT>(#)Area Change - Enter the file area number at the menu prompt(#)Area Change#F#/([)Previous Area - Go to the previous file area([)Previous Area[FA-'(])Next Area - Go to the next file area(])Next Area - Go to the next file ]FA+.(A)rea List - List file areas available to you(A)rea ListAFALB(C)hat w/SysOp - Chat with the SysOp (send Email if not available)(C)hat w/SysOpCs10OCSysOp6(D)ownload - Download file/Add files to download queue to batch queue)
(D)ownloadDs10FD1(E)dit Queue - Edit download queue (tagged files)(E)dit QueueNew CommandEXXs10FE6(F)ile Search - Search file bases for specific file(s)nd filenames
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`0D~SD ~ST~SATESTING1.TXTTESTING2.TXTC`09Time Left: [`0F~CT`09] (`0F?`09=`0FHelp`09)~SMMain Menu `01: `0731234567890123456789012345678901234567890MAIN�<testing tesitng testing testing test,(A)uto-Message - Go to the auto-message menu(A)uto-MessageAs10-/auto$(B)BS List - Go to the BBS list menu
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`0D~SD ~ST``09Time Left: [`0B~CT`09] (`0F?`09=`0FHelp`09)~SM<`0B~MN: ~MB`09>~SMMessage System Menu `01: `0Bs10MAIN<=(#)Area Change - Enter message area number at the menu prompt(#)Area Change#M#2([)Previous Area - Go to the previous message area([)Previous Area[MA-*(])Next Area - Go to the next message area(])Next Area]MA+1(A)rea List - List message areas available to you(A)rea ListAMA!6(B)rowse Nodelist - Search nodelist for networks/nodes(B)rowse NodelistNew CommandBXXs10MBB(C)hat w/SysOp - Chat with the SysOp (send Email if not available)(C)hat w/SysOpCs10OCSysOp6(D)ate Pointer - Modify your last-read message pointer(D)ate PointerDs10ML/(E)mail Menu - Enter private mail to sysop/user(E)mail MenuNew CommandEXX-/email((F)ile Menu - Go to the file system menu(F)ile MenuFs10-^scanf+(J)oin Main Group - Switch to another grouprence(J)oin Main GroupJs10OR7(L)ist personal - list areas with new personal messages(L)ist personaldLNXs10MWPA(N)ew Message Scan - Search current or all areas for new messages(N)ew Message ScanNs10MN2(O)ffline Mail - Transfer mail for offline reading(O)ffline MailOs10-/qwk@(P)ost Message - Post public message in the current message area(P)ost MessagePs10MP((Q)uit to Main - Return to the main menu(Q)uit to MainQ-^main7(R)ead Messages - Read messages in current message area(R)ead MessagesRs10MR9(S)can Messages - Scan titles of messages in current area(S)can MessagesSs10MSB(W)aiting Messages - Read waiting messages in current or all areas(W)aiting MessagesWs10MWC(Z)Set Scan Areas - Set areas to be scanned during new message scan(Z)Set Scan AreasZs10MZF(!)Message Stats - List message area stats (posts/day, local posts...)(!)Message Stats!XXs250M!%`0C--- `0EOnline Programs Menu `0C---`02~SA
`0D~SD ~STN`09Time Left: [`0B~CT`09] (`0F?`09=`0FHelp`09)~SMOnline Programs Menu `01: `0Bs20MAIN<((0)None - Sample command using no format(0)None0s255D-sample.bat ~CN ~UL ~CT ~UG ~UR ~UB6(1)WWIV - Sample command using WWIV (CHAIN.TXT) format(1)WWIV1s255DCsample.bat ~CN ~UL ~CT ~UG ~UR ~UB?(2)RBBS-PC - Sample command using RBBS-PC (DORINFO1.DEF) format
(2)RBBS-PC2s255DDsample.bat ~CN ~UL ~CT ~UG ~UR ~UB2(3)DOOR.SYS - Sample command using DOOR.SYS format(3)DOOR.SYS3s255DGsample.bat ~CN ~UL ~CT ~UG ~UR ~UB>(4)PCBoard - Sample command using PCBoard (PCBOARD.SYS) formatrmat
(4)PCBoard.SYSNew Command4XXs255DPsample.bat ~CN ~UL ~CT ~UG ~UR ~UB@(5)Spitfire - Sample command using Spitfire (SFDOORS.DAT) format(5)Spitfire5s255-ESFDOORS sample.bat ~CN ~CN ~UR ~UBA(6)Wildcat! - Sample command using Wildcat! (CALLINFO.BBS) format(6)Wildcat!6s255-ECALLINFO sample.bat ~CN~UG ~UR ~UBD(7)SolarRealm - Sample command using SolarRealm (DOORFILE.SR) format
(7)SolarRealmNew Command7XXs255-EDOORFILE sample.bat ~CNle of door>B(C)hat w/SysOp - Chat with the SysOp (send Email if not available)(C)hat w/SysOpCs10OCSysOp((F)ile Menu - Go to the file system menu(F)ile MenuFs10-^scanf;C.(M)essage Menu - Go to the message system menu(M)essage MenuMs10-^scanm;C((Q)uit to Main - Return to the main menu(Q)uit to MainQ-\`0C--- `0EPersonal Data `0C---DATA Menu                                          `02~SA
`0D~SD ~ST:`09Time Left: [`0B~CT`09]~SM`09Personal Data Menu `01: `07nu : s10MAIN<(A)User Name      ~UH(A)User Name      ~UHAs200OP2(N)Language       ~VL(N)Language       ~VLNOP18(B)Real Name      ~UR(B)Real Name      ~URBs200OP1(O)Def. Protocol  ~VT(O)Def. Protocol  ~VTOOP25(C)Address        ~UB(C)Address        ~UBCs25OP3(P)Screen Editor  ~VE(P)Screen Editor  ~VEPOP16(D)Location       ~UA(D)Location       ~UADs25OP4(R)Emulation      ~UT(R)Emulation      ~UTROP15(E)Postal Code    ~UC(E)Postal Code    ~UCEs25OP5(S)creen Size     ~VWx~VS(S)creen Size     ~VWx~VSSOP14(F)Data Phone     ~UE(F)Data Phone     ~UEFs25OP6(T)Date Format    ~VD(T)Date Format    ~VDTOP19(G)Voice Phone    ~UD(G)Voice Phone    ~UDGs25OP7(U)Message Clear  ~VC(U)Message Clear  ~VCUOP54(H)Password       <hidden>(H)Password       <hidden>HOP8(V)Full Input     ~VF(V)Full Input     ~VFVOP55(I)Birthdate      ~UO(I)Birthdate      ~UOIs25OP9(W)Menu Hotkeys   ~VH(W)Menu Hotkeys   ~VHWOP56(J)Gender         ~UG(J)Gender         ~UGJs200OP10(X)pert Mode      ~VX(X)pert Mode      ~VXXOP58(K)Note 1         ~VI(K)Note 1         ~VIKOP11(Y)Screen Pause   ~VP(Y)Screen Pause   ~VPYOP57(L)Note 2         ~VJ(L)Note 2         ~VJLOP12(Z)Mailbox        ~UM(Z)Mailbox        ~UMZOP17(M)Note 3         ~VK(M)Note 3         ~VKMOP13(=)Macros - Define user macros	(=)MacroscmdNew Command=MXOM(Q)uit to Main(Q)uit to MainQ-^main;C!`0C--- `0EQWK Offline Mail `0C---`02~SA
`0D~SD ~STJ`09Time Left: [`0B~CT`09] (`0F?`09=`0FHelp`09)~SMQWK Offline Mail `01: `0Bs10MAIN<D(1)Default archive type - change the default packet compression type1. Archive type    : ~OAANew Command1XXQO1A(4)Include news - toggle the inclusion of BBS NEWS in mail packet4. Include news    : ~ODDNew Command4XXQO4F(7)Include newfiles - toggle inclusion of NEWFILES list in mail packet7. Include newfiles: ~OGGNew Command7XXQO7F(2)Bundle from user - toggle bundling of mail FROM USER in mail packet2. Bundle from user: ~OBBNew Command2XXQO2D(5)Include welcome - toggle inclusion of WELCOME file in mail packet5. Include welcome : ~OEENew Command5XXQO5D(8)Session listing - toggle inclusion of SESSION TEXT in mail packet8. Session listing : ~OHHNew Command8XX6QO8E(3)Bluewave Index - toggle inclusion of BLUEWAVE index in mail packet3. Bluewave index  : ~OCCNew Command3XXQO3D(6)Include goodbye - toggle inclusion of GOODBYE file in mail packet6. Include goodbye : ~OFFNew Command6XXQO6A(9)Pointer file - toggle inclusion of POINTER file in mail packet9. Pointer file    : ~OIINew Command9XX9 QO9(XXX)New Telegard command (XXX)New commandNew Command	SUBHEADER-L7;14;7;47(D)ownload QWK Packet - Transfer new mail in QWK format(D)ownload QWKDQD?(T)oggle QWK Bases - Select bases to include in download packet(T)oggle BasesTMZ7(U)pload QWK - Upload QWK mail packet with your replies(U)pload QWKUQU%(Q)uit back - return to previous menu(Q)uit backQ-\'`09Scan for `0BNEW `09files? (y/N): `0B `07s10MAIN�<Ys10FNGYs10-^file;CNs10-^file;C(XXX)New Telegard command(XXX)New commandENTERs10-^file;C*`09Scan for `0BNEW `09messages? (y/N): `0B `07s10MAIN�<Ys10MNGYs10-^msg;CNs10-^msg;C(XXX)New Telegard command(XXX)New commandENTERs10-^msg;C#`0C--- `0ESysOp Control Menu `0C---`02~SA
`0D~SD ~STL`09Time Left: [`0B~CT`09] (`0F?`09=`0FHelp`09)~SMSysOp Control Menu `01: `0Bs250MAIN<,(A)rchive Manager - Edit Archive Definitions(A)rchive ManagerNew CommandAXXs250*A)(E)vent Editor - Edit Event Configuration(E)vent EditorNew CommandEXXs250*E-(F)ile Manager - Edit File Area Configuration(F)ile ManagerNew CommandFXXs250*F*(G)roup Manager - Edit Group Configurationup(G)roup ManagernagerNew CommandGXXs250*G%(H)istory Logs - Display history logs(H)istory LogsNew CommandHXXs250*H0(L)anguage Manager - Edit language configuration(L)anguage ManagerNew CommandLXXs250*L3(M)essage Manager - Edit message area configuration(M)essage ManagerNew CommandMXXs250*M*(N)ode Manager - Manage node configuration(N)ode ManagerNew CommandNXXs250*N(O)SysOp Log - View sysop logssop log
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`0D~SD ~STG`09Time Left: [`0B~CT`09] (`0F?`09=`0FHelp`09)~SMTimebank Menu `01: `0Bs10MAIN<-(B)lackJack - Gamble time in BlackJack casino(B)lackJackmeBTG20;300(D)eposit Time(D)eposit TimeDTD30;300'(S)tatus - View Timebank Account Status(S)tatusSTS(T)ransfer Time(T)ransfer TimeTTT30+(W)ithdraw Time - Remove time from timebank(W)ithdraw TimeWTW30#(Q)uit - Quit back to previous menu(Q)uitQ-\`02--- `0ENew Telegard Menu `02---`02~SA*`09Select which group to change [12Q]? `0BMAIN�<!1. Main group - Change main group
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                  Telegard Bulletin Board Software, v3.10
                       REFERENCE: Security ACS Codes

                      Copyright (C) 1998 by Tim Strike
                            All Rights Reserved.


    The following ACS functions are available for Telegard 3.10.

    ACS   Parameters   Description                          Example
    ---   ----------   -----------------------------------  ----------
    #C    "text"       "text" in User.Comment field         #C"CBV"
    A     <n>          User of age >= <n>                   A18
    B     <n>          Connection rate >= <n> (baudrate     B144
                           minus the last two zeros)
    C     <c>          Current group 1 = <c>                CT
    D     <c>          Current group 2 = <c>                DF
    E     <c>          User with flag 1 <c>                 EA
    F     <c>          User with flag 2 <c>                 FA
    G     <c>          User gender = <c>                    GF
    H     <n>          Hour of day = <n>                    H10
    I     <s>          User ID = <s,form: nnnn)             I0001, I00RA
    J     <n>          Message board = <n>                  J0
    K     <n>          File board = <n>                     K1
                       (above two functions use raw message
                           area numbers - i.e. the numbers
                           before area compression)
    L     <n>          User total calls >= <n>              L14
    M     <n>          User public posts >= <n>             M50
    N     <n>          Node number = <n>                    N1
    O     <n>          Online time >= <n>                   O15
    P     <n>          User filepoints >= <n>               P25
    R     <c>          User with restriction <c>            RE

                         L - Logon only ONLY per/day
                         C - Can't page SysOp
                         A - Can't post AutoMessage
                         * - Can't post anonymous
                         E - Can't post private
                         N - Can't post Netmail
                         P - Can't post at all
                         K - Can't vote
                         M - Forced mail deletion
                         G - Can't post Echomail
                         1 - No UL/DL Ratio
                         2 - No post/call Ratio
                         3 - No File Point Check
                         4 - Protection from Deletion
                         5 - No Daily DL Ratio
                         6 - No DL Time Check
                         7 - No Forced PW Change
                         8 - Time Per Call 

    S     <n>          User security level >= <n>           S25
    T     <n>          User timeleft >= <n>                 T40
    V     <c>          User ratio test

                         K - User passed UL/DL K ratio
                         P - User passed post/call ratio
                         T - User passed post/time ratio
                         U - User passed UL/DL ratio

    W     <n>          Day of week = <n>                    W0
                          0=Sunday..6=Saturday
    X     <c>          Misc User Testing                    XA|XV

                         A - User has ansi graphics
                         I - User has full-line input ON
                         C - SysOp is available
                         E - Error Correcting connection
                         F - FileSysOpACS (current area)
                         L - Local logons
                         M - MessageSysOpACS (current area)
                         N - User in newuser process
                         P - User has pause ON
                         Q - Files are queued for download
                         R - User has RIP graphics
                         S - User has SysOpACS
                         T - User has TTY graphics
                         V - User has Avatar graphics
                         X - User is in expert mode
                         Z - User has CoSysOpACS
        
    Y     <n>          Minutes of current day >= <n>        Y60
    Z     <c>          User subscription level = <c>        ZB
                       (Note: the user subscription level is
                        updated if user sl/flag changes are
                        done through the subscription system
                        (auto/manual); changing them separately
                        does not update the subscription level)

    &                  AND                                  S25&FA
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    !                  NOT                                  S25&!S50
    ()                 Grouped ACS                          (S5&!S10)|VP
    ^                  TRUE                                 ^
    %                  FALSE                                %


                  Telegard Bulletin Board Software, v3.10
                      REFERENCE: Colour (Color) Codes

                      Copyright (C) 1998 by Tim Strike
                            All Rights Reserved.


    INTRODUCTION    
        
        There are two methods of changing colours in Telegard 3.10, for use 
        in display files (*.MSG), in the language strings, menu prompts and 
        in message text (where not stripped).

        The two methods allow the use of the full range of colours -- all 
        foreground and background combinations in low and high intensity, 
        and of course the blinking versions of those as well.  This 
        provides a total of 256 different colour combinations.

        The first method is the most compact, and was added since it will 
        keep SysOp definable strings/menus to a shorter length (for more 
        text). The second method is easier to use, and was implemented so 
        that users don't need to remember the compact codes.

        Both methods use a sequence of three characters to change the 
        colour - the first method changes both the foreground and 
        background at the same time.  The second method changes one at a 
        time (so to change both the foreground and background, two 
        sequences are required).

        I highly suggest using the *first* method.  It's faster (and more 
        efficient to part) and also more compact, and likely to be the 
        method that is retained if one has to go. ;)

    PRELIMINARY NOTES
  
        Yellow is listed as high-intensity brown (Why?  I don't know, ask 
        them DOS programmers from way back...).  Likewise, Pink is listed 
        as high-intensity magenta (although this is more intuitive).
        
    METHOD I
    
        The colour sequence indicator (`), followed by two characters from 
        0 to 9, A to F to form the colour code.  The colour codes are 
        listed below for your convenience (low and high intensity side by 
        side).

  REGULAR
           Black   Blue    Green   Cyan    Red     Magenta Brown   White
          +-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+
  Black   | 00 08 | 01 09 | 02 0A | 03 0B | 04 0C | 05 0D | 06 0E | 07 0F |
          +-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+
  Blue    | 10 18 | 11 19 | 12 1A | 13 1B | 14 1C | 15 1D | 16 1E | 17 1F |
          +-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+
  Green   | 20 28 | 21 29 | 22 2A | 23 2B | 24 2C | 25 2D | 26 2E | 27 2F |
          +-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+
  Cyan    | 30 38 | 31 39 | 32 3A | 33 3B | 34 3C | 35 3D | 36 3E | 37 3F |
          +-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+
  Red     | 40 48 | 41 49 | 42 4A | 43 4B | 44 4C | 45 4D | 46 4E | 47 4F |
          +-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+
  Magenta | 50 58 | 51 59 | 52 5A | 53 5B | 54 5C | 55 5D | 56 5E | 57 5F |
          +-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+
  Brown   | 60 68 | 61 69 | 62 6A | 63 6B | 64 6C | 65 6D | 66 6E | 67 6F |
          +-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+
  White   | 70 78 | 71 79 | 72 7A | 73 7B | 74 7C | 75 7D | 76 7E | 77 7F |
          +-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+

  BLINKING COLOURS
                                                           
           Black   Blue    Green   Cyan    Red     Magenta Brown   White
          +-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+
  Black   � 80 88 | 81 89 | 82 8A | 83 8B | 84 8C | 85 8D | 86 8E | 87 8F |
          +-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+
  Blue    � 90 98 | 91 99 | 92 9A | 93 9B | 94 9C | 95 9D | 96 9E | 97 9F |
          +-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+
  Green   � A0 A8 | A1 A9 | A2 AA | A3 AB | A4 AC | A5 AD | A6 AE | A7 AF |
          +-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+
  Cyan    � B0 B8 | B1 B9 | B2 BA | B3 BB | B4 BC | B5 BD | B6 BE | B7 BF |
          +-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+
  Red     � C0 C8 | C1 C9 | C2 CA | C3 CB | C4 CC | C5 CD | C6 CE | C7 CF |
          +-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+
  Magenta � D0 D8 | D1 D9 | D2 DA | D3 DB | D4 DC | D5 DD | D6 DE | D7 DF |
          +-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+
  Brown   � E0 E8 | E1 E9 | E2 EA | E3 EB | E4 EC | E5 ED | E6 EE | E7 EF |
          +-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+
  White   � F0 F8 | F1 F9 | F2 FA | F3 FB | F4 FC | F5 FD | F6 FE | F7 FF |
          +-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+

    METHOD II

        The colour sequence indicator (|), followed by two characters 
        (0..9) which form the colour code.  This method changes only the 
        foreground or the background at any given time.  To change both 
        attributes, two colour sequences need to be used.

            Fore                Back              Blink
          +-------+            +----+            +-----+
  Black   | 00 08 |    Black   | 16 |    Black   |  24 |
          +-------+            +----+            +-----+
  Blue    | 01 09 |    Blue    | 17 |    Blue    |  25 |
          +-------+            +----+            +-----+
  Green   | 02 10 |    Green   | 18 |    Green   |  26 |
          +-------+            +----+            +-----+
  Cyan    | 03 11 |    Cyan    | 19 |    Cyan    |  27 |
          +-------+            +----+            +-----+
  Red     | 04 12 |    Red     | 20 |    Red     |  28 |
          +-------+            +----+            +-----+
  Magenta | 05 13 |    Magenta | 21 |    Magenta |  29 |
          +-------+            +----+            +-----+
  Brown   | 06 14 |    Brown   | 22 |    Brown   |  30 |
          +-------+            +----+            +-----+
  White   | 07 15 |    White   | 23 |    White   |  31 |
          +-------+            +----+            +-----+

        The "|" characters in the boxes to not translate into colour codes 
        because they are not immediately followed by a number (but rather 
        by other characters (i.e. "-" or " ").  This is important to note 
        if you need to hse the "|" character anywhere.


                  Telegard Bulletin Board Software, v3.10
                   REFERENCE: Built-in Text File Displays

                      Copyright (C) 1998 by Tim Strike
                            All Rights Reserved.


    The following files should be placed into the language.textpath or
    system.textpath to be properly displayed.  Files without extensions
    can have ansi (.ans), avatar (.avt), rip (.rip) or telegard/ascii
    (.msg) extensions.  Files with specific extensions will only work with
    those extensions.

    Filename        Displayed...

    ACSnn           when user has acs for ACS event nn
    BANKSTAT        in place of timebank statistics
    BATCHUL         as batch upload instructions
    BBSLADD         when user is adding to BBS listing
    BBSLVIEW        when user is viewing BBS listing
    BDAY            if birthday is today
    BDAYS           if birthday has passed
    CHANGEPW        during forced password change
    DUPTEL.TXT      header of message sent to sysop if duptel=email sysop
    EVENT           if EVENTnn is not found
    EVENTnn         when event nn is approaching
    EXPIREDc        when their account HAS expired (level c)
    EXPIRED         if EXPIREDc does not exist
    EXPIRE-c        AFTER the downgrade to their new level has been
                        complete - their new level is defined as level c.
    EXPIRY          if EXPIRYc does not exist
    EXPIRYc         when their current account (level c) is expiring in less
                        then 30 days
    FLAGS1c         during logon if c in flags1
    FLAGS2c         during logon if c in flags2
    FGROUPc         after changing to file group c
    GOAWAY          if user exceeds maximum number of chat attempts
    GROUPc          after changing to main group c
    INQUIRE         if user fails password check
    INQUIRY         if user selects to make forgotten password inquiry
    LEVELc          during logon if level = c
    LOGOFF          before disconnecting
    LOGOFFn         in sequence after LOGOFF
    LOGON           during logon (after user gets into system)
    LOGONn          in sequqnce after LOGON
    MONTHS          when user type in birthday
    NBATCHDL        as single file download instructions
    NBATCHUL        as single file upload instructions
    NEWAPP          when user is sending newuser application
    NEWUSER         when newuser logging into system
    NEWUSER1        if newuser selects to continue logon
    NOACSnn         when user doesn't have enough acs for ACS event nn
    NODEAnnn        when user doesn't have enough acs to logon to node nn
    NOSYSOP         if sysop does not answer chat attempt
    NOTES1          when newuser entering notes 1 field
    NOTES1.TXT      used as selection listing - one entry per line
    NOTES2          when newuser entering notes 2 field
    NOTES2.TXT      used as selection listing - one entry per line
    NOTES3          when newuser entering notes 3 field
    NOTES3.TXT      used as selection listing - one entry per line
    PASSWORD        when user is selecting password
    PROTDL          when user asks for protocol list (DL)
    PROTHELP        as extended protocol help
    PROTUL          when user asks for protocol list (UL)
    SLnnn           during logon if sl = nn
    TAGHELP         when user enters ? at file tagging prompt
    TGLOCK.TXT      updating data files, system is locked
    UPLOAD          before user attempts to upload file
    WATCHPW.TXT     sent to user someone fails the password on users
                        account
    WELCOME         as welcome screen
    WELCOMEn        in sequence after WELCOME


    The following are files available in the system.data path:

    TRASHCAN.TXT    used to check usernames - if name exists in listing,
                        it will not be allowed to be used by the user
    TRASHPHN.TXT    used to check phone numbers - if number matches the
                        specificiation, it will not be allowed for input
    ULTRASH.TXT     used to check upload filename validity - if file
                        exists in listing, it will be denied upload
    VOTING.TXT      created by TG when vote output is requested - can
                        be deleted without harm to the system


                  Telegard Bulletin Board Software, v3.10
                 REFERENCE: Common Run-Time Errors (RTE's)

                      Copyright (C) 1998 by Tim Strike
                            All Rights Reserved.


        If the error does not ask for an immediate report, the error is
        likely caused by something within your control on your own system.  
        Check all avenues before reporting these 'local' errors.

        To report an error, please keep in mind several things -- my
        system is *not* like your system.  I need to know more than just
        the error code.  I need the following information, otherwise I'll
        just ignore your report (can't find what I can't duplicate):

             (a) Run-time error number
             (b) What you were doing at the time it occurred; and what
                 commands/keystrokes led up to the problem
             (c) Capture of screen at time of error (from ERR.LOG)
             (d) for I/O errors, what you tried to do to fix it (i.e.
                 what didn't work)
             (e) Anything else you feel is important


        GENERAL ERRORS
        
        2       FILE NOT FOUND; a file is missing that either was just
                existent, or is vital to the system operation

        3       PATH NOT FOUND; a invalid path was referenced

        4       TOO MANY OPEN FILES; increase your FILES= statement in
                your CONFIG.SYS to increase the number of file handles
                available to the system

        5       FILE ACCESS DENIED; commonly caused by READ-ONLY files
                which shouldn't be flagged RO; also caused by referencing
                a directory instead of a file; various other causes, 
                mostly due to poor programming (let me know about these ;)


        I/O ERRORS

        100     DISK READ ERROR; a file is likely damaged or an incomplete
                record has been appended to the end.  If it's not a 
                critical system file, try deleting and rebuild it; if it is
                a critical file, restore from a backup

        101     DISK WRITE ERROR; disk drive is full, get rid of some junk!

        102     FILE NOT ASSIGNED; design problem, report all such 
                occurrences immediately.

        103     FILE NOT OPEN; file has been prematurely closed (by this
                process or another process), report immediately.

        104     NOT OPEN FOR INPUT; a design problem, report immediately.
        105     NOT OPEN FOR OUTPUT; a design problem, report immediately.


        CRITICAL ERRORS

        These errors, with the exception of 162, are not likely to occur as
        a result of program design; rather they are critical OS errors and
        need to be fixed outside of the system -- at the OS level (i.e.
        DISKFIX, etc).

        150     DISK IS WRITE PROTECTED
        152     DRIVE NOT READY
        156     DISK SEEK ERROR
        157     UNKNOWN MEDIA TYPE
        158     SECTOR NOT FOUND
        159     PRINTER OUT OF PAPER
        160     DEVICE WRITE FAULT
        161     DEVICE READ FAULT
        
        162     HARDWARE FAILURE; reported as a result of SHARE or NETWORK
                errors; first check the other processes to ensure that they
                haven't locked the file from complete access and then 
                terminated (leaving the file unavailable).  Try rebooting 
                to see if that helps, and make sure two incompatible 
                processes are not being run at the same time.  Report all
                other occurrences immediately.


        FATAL ERRORS

        200     DIVISION BY ZERO; error is potentially caused by program 
                design.  However, if you have a pentium class machine, this 
                error can occur randomly with turbo pascal compiled 
                programs. There is a TP-executable patch available, however 
                its usefullness W.R.T. Telegard has NOT been evaluated.

        These errors are for the most part caused entirely by errors in
        program design -- please report them immediately.
                
        201     RANGE CHECK ERROR
        202     STACK OVERFLOW
        203     HEAP OVERFLOW
        204     INVALID POINTER OPERATION

        This error is likely due to other problems on your system; ensure
        there are no errors with the TELEGARD.OVR file:

        208     OVERLAY FILE READ ERROR


                  Telegard Bulletin Board Software, v3.10
                       REFERENCE: SysOp Function Keys

                      Copyright (C) 1998 by Tim Strike
                            All Rights Reserved.


        The following function keys are available for use SysOp use in
        Telegard 3.10.

           SysOp Key     Description
        ---------------  ---------------------------------------------
             ALT-A       Toggle chat/alert ON/OFF
             ALT-B       Toggle beep after logoff ON/OFF
             ALT-C       Chat w/User
             ALT-D       Toggle local screen ON/OFF
             ALT-E       Edit User (with notice)
             ALT-F       Toggle logging activities
             ALT-G       Page User
             ALT-H       Hangup
             ALT-I       Ignore Groups ON/OFF
             ALT-J       Shell to DOS
             ALT-K       Toggle user keyboard ON/OFF
             ALT-L       Clear Screen
             ALT-M       Display file
             ALT-N       Enable/disable chat paging audio (per call)
             ALT-O       Toggle user screen/keyboard ON/OFF
             ALT-P       Screen Capture/Print-to-File
             ALT-Q       Toggle quit after logoff ON/OFF
             ALT-R       Redraw Window
             ALT-S       Toggle "SysOp" Status ON/OFF
             ALT-T       Toggle SysOp Window TOP/BOTTOM
             ALT-U       Edit User (without notice)
             ALT-V       Validate User
             ALT-W       Toggle SysOp Window ON/OFF
             ALT-X       Errorlevel exit
             ALT-Y       Chat w/user (override external chat)
             ALT-Z       Function key help
             ALT-1       Transmit file

        PAGEUP,PAGEDOWN  Toggle SysOp Window Display
  CTRL- PAGEUP,PAGEDOWN  Plus/Minus 1 minutes
          SCROLL LOCK    Toggle SysOp Chat Status (ON=Available)

      LEFT, RIGHT, UP    Input fields
    DOWN, INSERT, DELETE

`07
                  Telegard Bulletin Board Software, v3.10
                            REFERENCE: MCI Codes

                      Copyright (C) 1998 by Tim Strike
                            All Rights Reserved.


  The MCI codes can be globally used (except where noted).  The MCI codes
  are available for menu prompts, strings, and all display files.  Telegard
  will process the MCI codes and replace the codes with their correct
  values wherever it encounters the codes.  MCI codes are *not* active in
  message areas for specific reasons (and this will not change).

  Variable Options
  &1     variable MCI codes which depend on the strings being passed
  -&9       values are listed in default language file before values they
            affect
  &K     Returns YES/NO keys - default in upperase, other in lowercase
  &Y     Returns YES/NO default answer
  &D     Description overflow (file records only)

  Archive Commands - ONLY ACTIVE WITH ARCHIVE/VIRUS SCANNER
  AF     filename to process
  AI     include filespec

  Current Connection
  CA     Baudrate                      ~CA
            if locked = locked rate
            if local  = 0
            else = baudrate (~ CB)
  CB     Baudrate (Local = 0)          ~CB
  CC     Group 1 Description           ~CC`07
  CD     Description of Modem          ~CD`07
  CE     Time Left (seconds)           ~CE
  CF     Node phone number             ~CF
         (if single node, returns ''
          else returns setting of node
          phone for the current node)
         ** This MCI can be used in **
         ** origin lines **
  CG     Group 1 Tag                   ~CG
  CH     Group 2 Description           ~CH`07
  CI     COM port IRQ                  ~CI
  CJ     COM port BASE I/O ADDRESS     ~CJ
  CK     Group 2 Tag                   ~CK
  CL     Locked Speed                  ~CL
  CM     Time Left (minutes)           ~CM
  CN     Node Number                   ~CN
         ** This MCI can be used in **
         ** origin lines **
  CO     Time Online/Active (hh:mm:ss) ~CO
  CP     COM port (Local = 0)          ~CP
  CQ     Chat reason                   ~CQ`07
  CR     Chat requests (#)             ~CR
  CS     Verbose connection speed      ~CS
  CT     Time Left (hh:mm:ss)          ~CT
  CU     ACS-Event start time          ~CU
  CV     ACS-Event left time           ~CV
  CW     Chat event start time         ~CW
  CX     Chat event left time          ~CX
  CY     Time Online/Active (minutes)  ~CY
  CZ     Filename of current menu      ~CZ

  Display Files (*.ANS/*.MSG/*.RIP/*.AVT)
  DA     Disable aborts
  DD     Disable screen pause
  DP     Enable screen pause
  DM     Enable More Y/N/C pause

  Extended Processing Commands - Affect next valid MCI code
  EC<n>  Center & Justify, expand to n characters
  ED     Convert YYYY date to YY date in date string
         (this will not be useful until YYYY dates are active)
  EE<n>  Create fill pattern of spaces to length <n>
  EL<n>  Flush-Left, expand to n characters
  EFc<n> Create fill pattern of character <c> to length <n>
  EM     Convert to mixed case
  EN     Strip all spaces
  EPck   Will replace character c with character k in next string
  ER<n>  Flush-right, expand to n characters
  ES     Strip colour codes
  ET     Convert 24-hour time to 12-hour time ~ET~ST
  EU     Convert to uppercase
  EW     Convert to lowercase

  File Bases
  FB     File base name                ~FB`07
  FD     File base drive space (free)  ~FD
  FF     File base filename            ~FF
  FI     File base infofile name       ~FI
  FL     File base current CD-label    ~FL
            (CD-ROM areas only)
  FM     File base defined CD-label    ~FM
            (defined in base setup)
  FN     File base number              ~FN
  FP     File transfer protocol        ~FP`07
            (Note: only stored after transfer selected)
  FQ     # of tagged downloads         ~FQ
  FS     File pointer date             ~FS
  FT     Total # files in filebase     ~FT
  FU     Total # bytes in filebase     ~FU

  Caller ID - Current Call
  ID     Caller ID number              ~ID
         (for users last verified number, see VO)
  VO     Previous caller ID number     ~VO
  IN     Caller ID name                ~IN

  Message Bases
  MA     Message base address          ~MA
  MB     Message base name             ~MB`07
  MF     Message base filename         ~MF
  MH     Message - highest msg#        ~MH
  MI     Message base infofile name    ~MI
  ML     Message - lowest msg#         ~ML
  MN     Message base number           ~MN
  MO     Message - current msg#        ~MO
  MR     Message - lastread msg #      ~MR

  Offline mail (QWK) user settings
  OA     QWK archive setting           ~OA
  OB     bundle from user              ~OB
  OC     create BW *.XTI file          ~OC
  OD     include news file             ~OD
  OE     include welcome file          ~OE
  OF     include goodbye file          ~OF
  OG     include new files listing     ~OG
  OH     include qwk session listing   ~OH
  OI     include qwk pointer           ~OI
  ON     QWK packet name               ~ON

  Protocols - ONLY ACTIVE WITH PROTOCOLS
  PF     filename to send/receive
  PT     temporary path
  PL     temporary log filename

  Quoting MCI codes - ACTIVE ONLY IN QUOTE STRING
  QA     message from address
  QB     message board
  QD     message date
  QF     message from name
  QM     message date (month only - long)
  QS     message subject
  QT     message to name

  Restrictions
  RA     timebank account maximum      ~RA
  RB     kbytes dl/1k upload           ~RB
  RC     calls per day                 ~RC
  RD     downloads/1 uploads           ~RD
  RF     # files per day               ~RF
  RK     kbytes per day                ~RK
  RM     time/1 post (PTR)             ~RM
  RP     timebank deposit per day      ~RD
  RR     calls/1 post (PCR)            ~RR
  RT     time per day                  ~RT
  RW     timebank withdrawl per day    ~RW

  System Information/Commands
  SA     System Name (from config)     ~SA`07
  SB     System Location (from config) ~SB`07
  SC     Clear Screen
  SD     System Date (date format)     ~SD
  SE     Event Time                    ~SE
  SF     System Phone # (from config)  ~SF
  SG     Beep                          ~SG
  SH     Backspace
  SI     Backspace + Space + Backspace
  SJ     System Date (MM/DD/YY)        ~SJ
  SK     Reset line-count to 0
  SL     Command List                  ~SL
  SM     <CR> + Linefeed
  SN     Total number of callers       ~SN
  SO     Caller number                 ~SO
  SP     Pause screen                  ~SP
  SQ     Morning, afternoon, evening   ~SQ
  SR     <CR>
  SS     SysOp Name (from config)      ~SS`07
  ST     System Time                   ~ST
  SU     Environment & Version         ~SU
  SV     Telegard Version              ~SV
  SW     Wait/Delay 750ms              ~SW
  SX     Event Minutes                 ~SX
  SY     Wait/Delay 250ms              ~SY
  SZ     Telegard Version (/2, etc.)   ~SZ

  User Totals
  TA     Total public posts            ~TA
  TB     Total private posts           ~TB
  TC     Total netmail posts           ~TC
  TD     Post/Call Ratio (1:##)        ~TD
  TE     Total netmail credit          ~TE
  TF     Total netmail debit           ~TF
  TG     Available netmail credit      ~TG
  TH     Total Uploads (k)             ~TH
  TI     Total Uploads (#)             ~TI
  TJ     Total Downloads (k)           ~TJ
  TK     Total Downloads (#)           ~TK
  TL     Today Downloads (k)           ~TL
  TM     Today Downloads (#)           ~TM
  TN     Total File Points             ~TN
  TO     Total Time                    ~TO
  TP     Total Calls                   ~TP
  TQ     Total Calls Today             ~TQ
  TR     Total Illegal Logons          ~TR
  TS     Timebank today (+=dep,-=wd)   ~TS
  TT     Total Timebank                ~TT
  TU     Upload/Download Ratio (1:##)  ~TU
  TV     Ul/Dl KB Ratio (1:##)         ~TV
  TW     Post/Time Ratio (1:##)        ~TW

  User Information
  UA     Location                      ~UA`07
  UB     Street Name                   ~UB`07
  UC     Postal Code                   ~UC`07
  UD     Voice Phone                   ~UD
  UE     Data Phone                    ~UE
  UF     First Name                    ~UF`07
  UG     Gender                        ~UG
  UH     Handle                        ~UH`07
  UI     Laston Date                   ~UI
  UJ     Laston Time                   ~UJ
  UK     Firston Date                  ~UK
  UL     Last Name                     ~UL`07
  UM     Mailbox Status                ~UM
  UN     User Record #                 ~UN
  UO     Birthdate                     ~UO
  UP     User Age                      ~UP
  UR     Realname (full)               ~UR`07
  US     Security Level                ~US
  UT     Graphics Terminal Type        ~UT
  UU     User-ID                       ~UU
  UV     Graphics Terminal Fallback    ~UV
  UW     Graphics Terminal Type (num)  ~UW
  UX     Subscription Expiry Days      ~UX
  UY     Subscription Expiry Date      ~UY
  UZ     Subscription Level Desc       ~UZ`07

  User Settings
  VA     Hidden from caller logs       ~VA
  VB     Hidden from user list         ~VB
  VC     Clear Screen w/Msgs (On/Off)  ~VC
  VD     Date Format                   ~VD
  VE     Full Screen Editor            ~VE
  VF     Full Line Input (On/Off)      ~VF
  VG     Geographic Region             ~VG
            (note: VG is only really useful for (a)newusers and (b)prompts
            after geography region has been determined; otherwise it will
            default to United States)
  VH     Menu Hotkeys (On/Off)         ~VH
  VI     User Definable Note 1         ~VI`07
  VJ     User Definable Note 2         ~VJ`07
  VK     User Definable Note 3         ~VK`07
  VL     Language                      ~VL`07
  VM     Language (filename)           ~VM
  VN     Mailbox status (raw)          ~VN
            (note: Useful for parsing in scripts)
  VO     Previous caller ID number     ~VO
            (see ID/IN for current session information)
  VP     Screen Pause (On/Off)         ~VP
  VQ     Previous caller ID date       ~VQ
  VR     Previous caller ID time       ~VR
  VS     Screen Length                 ~VS
  VT     Transfer Protocol             ~VT
  VU     SysOp Comment                 ~VU`07
  VW     Screen Width                  ~VW
  VX     Expert Mode (On/Off)          ~VX


                  Telegard Bulletin Board Software, v3.10
                       REFERENCE: Scripting Language

                      Copyright (C) 1998 by Tim Strike
                            All Rights Reserved.


  The following is the script language defintion for Telegard 3.0.  The
  script language replaces the infoform questionaires with a more powerful,
  customizable format that allows people to use a primitive "programming"
  language to do things (like create custom drop files, prompted user help,
  and many other things...)

  Command      Options                   Description
  ----------   ----------------------    ------------------------------------
  :label       -                         Defines script label <for jump>
  ACS          acs script_cmd            Check <acs>
  CALL         label                     Save position, jump to label
                                         (see RETURN)
  CLS          -                         Clear screen
  COMMANDLINE  "text"                    Update command line

  COMMENT      "text"                    Update users' SysOp comment
                                           "text" to replace with text
                                           "~VU text" to add old text after
                                           "text ~VU" to add old text before
                                           (i.e. use the ~VU for old comment)

  DECREMENT    variable <value>          Decrease variable
               type INTEGER
               if no <value>, uses 1

  ENDSCRIPT    -                         End script execution
  FILECLOSE    -                         Close open textfile
  FILECREATE   filename                  Opens textfile (destructive)
  FILEDISPLAY  filename                  Display file
  FILEERASE    filename                  Erase file <filename>
  FILEEXIST    filename script_cmd       Test if file exists, execute command
  FILEOPEN     filename                  Opens textfile (append)
  FILEPUT      "text"                    Adds text to textfile
  FLUSH        -                         Flush keyboard/inbound buffers

  GET          variable "text" <options>
               if type STRING  "text" length upper_YES/NO <"mask">
                                        <"mask">: ? - Any Character
                                                  @ - Alpha Character
                                                  # - Number
                                              Other - Forced Add
                                        i.e. "###-###-####"  ; phone #'s
                                             "@#@ #@#" ; Canadaian postal
                       INTEGER "text"
                       CHAR    "text" <valid_chars>
                                        other keys: ^M : ENTER
                                                    ^_ : SPACE
                                                    ^[ : ESC
                                                    ^^ : Caret

  HANGUP       -                         Hangup user

  IF           "text" "text"             If
  IFNOT        "text" "text"             If not
      <statement>                          :
      <statements...>                      :
  ELSE                                   Else 
      <statement>                          :
      <statements...>                      :
  ENDIF                                  Endif

  INCREMENT    variable <value>          Increase variable
               type INTEGER
               if no <value>, uses 1

  JE           "text1" "text2" label     Jump to label if "text1" =  "text2"
  JNE          "text1" "text2" label     Jump to label if "text1" != "text2"
  JUMP         label                     Jump to label
  KEYPRESSED   script_cmd                Execute script_cmd if keypressed
  MENU         command "text"            Execute Menu command w/options
  NL           -                         Send CR/LF

  NOYES        variable "text"           Yes/No Question, Default NO
               if type STRING  "text"
                       BOOLEAN "text"

  PAGEUSER     -                         Page User
  PUT          "text"                    Send "text" to display
  PUTNL        "text"                    Send "text" w CR/LF to display
  RANDOM       variable max_value        Generate random number
                                           variable -> must be INTEGER type
                                           range: 0..max_value-1
  RETURN                                 Return to saved position (last CALL)
  SCRIPT       <name-of-script>          Execute another script
  TRANSLATE    variable "text" "c1" "c2" Translate characters
                                           variable -> must be STRING type
                                           "text" variable to translate
                                           "c1" characters to translate
                                           "c2" characters to replace with
               i.e. TRANSLATE TIM_STR "unix/path/here/" "/" "\"
                        TIM_STR contains "unix\path\here\" after command
                    TRAMSLATE TIM_STR "Testing 123" "312" "987"
                        TIM_STR contains "Testing 879" after command
                                        
  VALIDATE     level                     Validate user to -> level

  VARIABLE     variable type <"text">    Declare variable, optional value
                           STRING          { string type, 70 chars max }
                           INTEGER         { long integer }
                           CHAR            { single character }
                           BOOLEAN         { boolean - YES/NO }

  YESNO        variable "text"           Yes/No Question, Default YES
               if type STRING  "text"
                       BOOLEAN "text"

  var_name     "text"                    Set variable contents

  
  VARIABLES
  
      To access a variable contents, use $variable_name$ in any "text" 
      string. This allows you to use the contents of a variable for input 
      or output.

      To change a variables contents after it has already been defined, 
      simply put the variable name followed by the new contents - for 
      example:

            VARIABLE TIM STRING "First Contents"
            TIM "Second Contents"

  PASSED PARAMETERS    
      
      To access a script option contents (options/MCI sent to script on 
      script command line), use @token_num@ to get the option.  @1@ will 
      return the first token (ie, the first string inbetween spaces).  @2@ 
      will return the second, @*@ will return all the option contents.  For 
      example, if the script were executed as:

            -E
            TSCRIPT ~UN ~CN ~CP ~CB
        
      @1@ would return ~UN, @2@ would return ~CN, @5@ would return blank, 
      @*@ would return ~UN ~CN ~CP ~CB -- all of the options.  The script 
      options are available in any "text" field.

  IF STATEMENTS  

      If statement blocks are self-contained;

         IFNOT "~TR" "0"                    IFNOT "~TR" "0"
            PUTNL "Illegal Logons!"            PUTNL "Illegal Logons!"
         ENDIF                              ENDIF

      The statement (1) is functionally equivalent to (2):
      
         IF "~TR" "0"                       JE "~TR" "0" ILLEGAL
            GOTO ILLEGAL
         ENDIF

      but executes slower (use option 2!) . . .   

  LABELS

      Labels can be a maximum of 12 characters in length.
      
      Of note; labels must be first level commands, meaning they can *not* 
      be imbedded within IF/IFNOT..ELSE..ENDIF statements.  If you bury 
      your label within these statements, you *will* get into the 
      statement, but you'll get an error coming out.  Do *not* construct 
      scripts with labels inside goto statements.  YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!
      
  CALL/RETURN
  
      The call/return subset is a very handy way of creating procedures.
      Take for instance, the following script:
      
      CALL LINE
      PUTNL "This is my very own header, it'll allow the creation of of"
      PUTNL "of a couple of nifty functions which I need not worry about"
      PUTNL "duplicating.  This example is simple, imagine complex functions!"
      CALL LINE
      PUTNL "This is after my second CALL statement.
      
      ; this is important -- this way, the script will never run into the
      ; "functions" by accident
      ENDSCRIPT  

      :LINE
      PUTNL "`09<`0B*`01--------------------------------------------------------`0B*`09>"
      RETURN
      
      In this example, when CALL is first encountered, it'll skip down and
      process after :LINE, then when it comes to RETURN, return to the line
      after the first CALL.  When the second CALL is encountered, it'll 
      return back to the line after the second CALL.  This allows for 
      dynamic jumps to and from a procedure/function type reference without
      worrying about where you're returning too (it just returns to the 
      next logical statement).
      
  ILLEGAL CONSTRUCTS
  
      The following statements are illegal (for parsing reasons):
      
          ACS <acs> IF "test1" "test2"
          KEYPRESSED IF "test1" "test2"
          FILEEXIST <path:file> IF "test1" "test2"
          
      Because of how Telegard parses the script language, the above 
      construct is not permitted -- it just creates too many problems.
      

                  Telegard Bulletin Board Software, v3.10
                      REFERENCE: Command Line Options

                      Copyright (C) 1998 by Tim Strike
                            All Rights Reserved.


        The following command line options are available for use with
        Telegard 3.10.

        -B[n]   BPS rate for direct logon
        -C=[s]  Extra connection string (ARQ)
        -D      Download QWK mail packet
        -EE[n]  Errorlevel for error exits
        -EN[n]  Errorlevel for normal exits
        -F      Execute file maintenance (offline/size/date)
        -FC     Execute file maintenance plus process CD-ROM areas
        -FS     Sort files (can be run in conjunction with -F)
        -H[n]   Telegard/2 communications file handle 
        -ID=[s] Caller ID Number
        -IN=[s] Caller ID Caller Name
        -L      Local I/O Only (no modem)
        -M=[s]  QWK mail account (for -D or -U)
        -N[n]   Node number
        -NET    Network mode (no SysOp keys available)
        -O      Override node status check
        -OFS    Override SHARE detection -> SHARE enabled
        -OMC    Override MSCDEX detection -> MSCDEX enabled
        -PATH   Enable path resolution (check message/file paths)
        -Q      Quit after logoff
        -R      Reset pointers w/QWK download
        -S      Skip all pending events
        -U      Upload QWK mail packet
        -V[n]   Video override C,25,28,43 (C=Current) -- do not set video
                    from CONFIG.TG setting, but instead use command line
                    specified setting.
        -X[n]   External event time (minutes)

        The following environment options are available:

        TELEGARD   Path to TELEGARD data files
        TG_OPTS    Default command line operations
        TGTEMP     Path to default TEMP directories to (i.e. TGTEMP=D:\BBS
                   results in temp directories D:\BBS\TEMP...)
        TASK       Default node (task setting must be ENABLED, no -Nnnn)


                                ________________

                                 SYSOP COMMANDS
                                ________________

*# Menu manager
*A Archive manager
*E Event manager
*F File area manager
*G Group manager
*H History logs
*L Languages manager
*M Msg area manager
*N Node manager
*O SysOp logs
*P Protocol manager
*R Recycle/reset node
                               Options: [node]
*S System configuration
*T System manager
*U User manager
*V Voting questions manager
*W Voting results
*X Change online user
*1 Edit files
*2 Sort files
*3 Upload all files
*4 Validate files
*5 Import descriptions
*6 Add gifspecs
*7 Unlisted download
                               Options: <filename>
*8 Recalculate filepoints
*9 Update file stats (offline,size,date)
*0 Convert file format
*% Raw directory - short
*$ Raw directory - long

                             ______________________

                              MENU/OPTION COMMANDS
                             ______________________

-$ Password Check
                               Options: <password> [;<prompt>] [;<failmsg>]
                               <password>   Password to check
                               [;<prompt>]  Password prompt
                               [;<failmsg>] Failed password message
-/ Menu - GOSUB
                               Options: <menu> [;C] [;<link>]
                               <menu>       Menu name to load
                               [;C]         Clear menu stack
                               [;<link>]    Execute command <link> on new menu
-; Execute macro
                               Options: <macro>
-C Command line message
                               Options: <message>
-E Execute Script
                               Options: <filename> [<options>]
                               [<options>]  Script options (passed parameters)
-F Display file (def. Paging)
                               Options: [path] <filename> [.ext]
                               [path]       Optional path of file (if not in defined text directory)
                               <filename>   Filename to display
                               [.ext]       Optional extension (if not .MSG/.ANS/.AVT/.RIP)
-G Display file (def. Paging, End Pause)
                               Options: [path] <filename> [.ext]
                               [path]       Optional path of file (if not in defined text directory)
                               <filename>   Filename to display
                               [.ext]       Optional extension (if not .MSG/.ANS/.AVT/.RIP)
-H Display file (force Paging)
                               Options: [path] <filename> [.ext]
                               [path]       Optional path of file (if not in defined text directory)
                               <filename>   Filename to display
                               [.ext]       Optional extension (if not .MSG/.ANS/.AVT/.RIP)
-I Display file (force Paging, End Pause)
                               Options: [path] <filename> [.ext]
                               [path]       Optional path of file (if not in defined text directory)
                               <filename>   Filename to display
                               [.ext]       Optional extension (if not .MSG/.ANS/.AVT/.RIP)
-L Display a line of text
                               Options: <text>
-M Send short message
                               Options: <user>;<message>
                               <user>       User name
                               <message>    Message to be sent
                               If the user is online, the message will be sent immediately.
-O Option Check
                               Options: <prompt> ; <continue> ; <stop>
                               <prompt>     Check Prompt
                               <continue>   Input character (Y) to continue menu chain
                               <stop>       Input character (N) to stop menu chain
-S Append line to SysOp Log
                               Options: <string>
-V BBS Version Information
-Y Yes/No Check
                               Options: <prompt>
                               <prompt>    Yes/No Check Prompt
-Z Save new user // Quit WFCQ* menus
-! Unconditional end to command links
-\ Menu - Return from GOSUB
                               Options: [C] [;<link>]
                               [C]          Clear menu stack
                               [;<link>]    Execute command <link> on new menu
-^ Menu - Goto
                               Options: <menu> [;C] [;<link>]
                               <menu>       Menu name to load
                               [;C]         Clear menu stack
                               [;<link>]    Execute command <link> on new menu

                                _______________

                                 DOOR COMMANDS
                                _______________

D- Shell w/o dropfile
                               Options: [[!LST];] <command>
                               [!]          No memory swap
                               [L]          Do not log door use
                               [S]          No status update
                               [T]          No time cost
                               <command>    Door command to execute
DC Shell w/ CHAIN.TXT (WWIV)
                               Options: [[!LMnRST];] <command>
                               [!]          No memory swap
                               [L]          Do not log door use
                               [Mn]         Limit time in door to n minutes
                               [R]          Use users REALNAME in dropfile (reverse realname/handle)
                               [S]          No status update
                               [T]          No time cost
                               <command>    Door command to execute
DD Shell w/ DORINFO1.DEF (RBBS)
                               Options: [[!LMnRST];] <command>
                               [!]          No memory swap
                               [L]          Do not log door use
                               [Mn]         Limit time in door to n minutes
                               [R]          Use users REALNAME in dropfile
                               [S]          No status update
                               [T]          No time cost
                               <command>    Door command to execute
DG Shell w/ DOOR.SYS (GAP)
                               Options: [[!LMnST];] <command>
                               [!]          No memory swap
                               [L]          Do not log door use
                               [Mn]         Limit time in door to n minutes
                               [S]          No status update
                               [T]          No time cost
                               <command>    Door command to execute
DP Shell w/ PCBOARD.SYS (PCBoard)
                               Options: [[!LMnRST];] <command>
                               [!]          No memory swap
                               [L]          Do not log door use
                               [Mn]         Limit time in door to n minutes
                               [R]          Use users REALNAME in dropfile
                               [S]          No status update
                               [T]          No time cost
                               <command>    Door command to execute

                            ________________________

                             FILE TRANSFER COMMANDS
                            ________________________

F# File area change from prompt
F% Update CD-ROM labels
FA File area change
                               Options: <type>
                               blank        Ask for area to change to
                               area#        Switch to specified area
                               +            Switch to next area
                               -            Switch to previous area
                               ]            Switch to next scanned area
                               [            Switch to previous scanned area
                               L            List areas only
FC DL Queue Clear
FD File Download
                               Options: <filename>
                               If <filename> = / then download queue (no prompting)
FE DL Queue Edit
FF File Search
FG File tag (add to dl queue)
FI File Information (+ interior/text view)
FK File Keyword Search
FL File List
FN File Newscan
                               blank        Ask for area to change to
                               G            Global newscan
                               C            Current newscan
FP File Newscan Pointer Update
FQ DL Queue List
FS DL Queue Status (detailed)
FT DL Queue Status (brief)
FU File Upload
                               Options: <fileareanum> -- otherwise current area is used
FV File View Interior
FY List new file areas
FZ Toggle filescan areas

                            ________________________

                             HANGUP/LOGOFF COMMANDS
                            ________________________

HC Logoff user w/ Relogon (cycle user)
HH Logoff user w/ LOGOFF file display
HI Logoff user immediately
HX Logoff w/o Hangup

                                ________________

                                 LOGIN COMMANDS
                                ________________

LM Mailbox status
LS Check short messages
LV Tally voting

                            _______________________

                             MESSAGE AREA COMMANDS
                            _______________________

M! Message area statistics
M# Message area change from prompt
MA Message area change
                               Options: <type>
                               blank        Ask for area to change to
                               area#        Switch to specified area
                               +            Switch to next area
                               -            Switch to previous area
                               ]            Switch to next scanned area
                               [            Switch to previous scanned area
                               L            List areas only
MB Nodelist browse
                               Options: [key]
                               [key]        Nodelist browse w/predefined matching key
MC Check Email box
                               Options: <type>
                               C            Count messages only (no read/no title display)
ME Write Email message
                               Options: [ <user> [;<title>]
                               <user>       User name to force mail to
                               [;<title>]   Title of forced message (if starts with * = unabortable)
MK Keyword message scan (title/text)
                               Options: <range>
                               blank        Ask if global scan desired
                               C            Scan current area
                               G            Scan all (global) areas
                               area#        Scan specified message area
ML Set High-Read Pointers
MN New message scan
                               Options: <range>
                               blank        Ask if global scan desired
                               C            Scan current area
                               G            Scan all (global) areas
                               area#        Scan specified message area
MP Post message
                               Options: <area>
                               blank        Use current area
                               area#        Post in message area <area#>
MR Read messages
MS Scan messages
MT Post text file
                               Options: area#;filename;subj;from;to;toaddr
                               area#        Post to area#
                               filename     Filename to post (from default \text\ path)
                               subj         Subject (blank=filename)
                               from         Post from user (blank=SysOp)
                               to           Post to user (blank=Online User)
                               toaddr       Netmail address (if netmail area)
MW Waiting message scan
                               Options: [*]<range>
                               blank        Ask if global scan desired
                               C            Scan current area
                               G            Scan all (global) areas
                               L            List areas w/new messages
                               P            List areas w/new messages, prompt to scan
                               area#        Scan specified message area
                               *            Defaults: No 'All' reading, unread only
MY List new message areas
MZ Toggle scan areas

                             _____________________

                              MULTI-NODE COMMANDS
                             _____________________

NC Check multinode messages
NM Send message to another node
                               Options: [ <node>;<message> ]
                               Node         Message to node # (0=all, current node not used)
                               Message      Message text to send
                               If node/message not included, they will be prompted (use wisely!)
NS Update current node status text
                               Options: [text]
NW Who's Online Listing

                            ________________________

                             MISCELLANEOUS COMMANDS
                            ________________________

OA BBS Listing Add
                               Options: [filename]
                               [filename]   Optional BBS listing filename (default: BBSLIST)
OB BBS Listing View
                               Options: [filename]
                               [filename]   Optional BBS listing filename (default: BBSLIST)
OC Chat Request
                               Options: [F;] [mailbox] [;<why>]
                               [F;]         Force chat - override "SysOp In" setting
                               [mailbox]    Name of user to send mail when no answer
                               [;<why>]     Chat reason string
OD Daily History (% active) graph
OE Set AR Flags (Set 1)
                               Options: <toggle> <flag> [[<+|-|!> <flag>]...]
                               <toggle>     Toggle type  + ON, - OFF, ! Toggle
                               <flag>       AR Flag (A..Z) to modify
OF Set AR Flags (Set 2)
                               Options: <toggle> <flag> [[<+|-|!> <flag>]...]
                               <toggle>     Toggle type  + ON, - OFF, ! Toggle
                               <flag>       AR Flag (A..Z) to modify
OG Weekly Density Graph
                               Options: <node>
OH Hourly Usage Graph
                               Options: <node>
OI Change language
                               Options: <language>
                               <language>   Language to load (it will be prompted if not found)
                               ACS checking is not done (blind language change)
OK Adjust user statistics values
                               Options: <toggle><flag><num> [[<+|-|=><flag><num>]...]
                               <toggle>     Toggle type + INCREMENT, - DECREMENT, = SETEQUALTO
                               <flag>       Flag to modify: B=Timebank    C=NetCredit   D=NetDebit
                               P=FilePoints  T=Online Time
                               <num>        Value to INCREMENT or DECREMENT (digits only, no +-)
                               Notes: 1) Ranges are not checked!  You can roll the timebank +65535->0, or
                               online time +32767->-32768 -- so be *careful*.  2) You can also stack the
                               commands, i.e. +B25+T25 adds 25 minutes to both the bank and online time!
OL Clear Screen
OM Macro Editor
ON BBS Listing Edit
                               Options: [filename]
                               [filename]   Optional BBS listing filename (default: BBSLIST)
OO SysOp Chat Status
OP Edit User Information
                               Options: <id>
                               -------------- EDIT INFORMATION -------------------   ----- TOGGLES -----
                               1  Real Name     11 Note 1        21 Screen Clear     51  Emulation
                               2  Handle        12 Note 2        22 Hotkey Input     52  FS-Editor
                               3  Address       13 Note 3        23 Hotkey Display   53  Date Format
                               4  Location      14 Screen Size   24 Novice Mode      54  Screen Clear
                               5  Postal Code   15 Emulation     25 Protocol         55  Hotkey Input
                               6  Data Phone    16 FS-Editor                         56  Hotkey Display
                               7  Voice Phone   17 Mailbox                           57  Screen Pause
                               8  Password      18 Language                          58  Novice Mode
                               9  Birthdate     19 Date Format   80 Geographic Reg   59  Hidden Userlist
                               10 Gender        20 Screen Pause                      60  Hidden calllist
OQ Change group - file (set 2)
                               Options: [ ? | <a> | ! ]
                               [?]          List file groups only
                               [<a>]        Switch to file group <a>
                               [!]          Force file group listing if select (not ? or <a>)
OR Change group - main (set 1)
                               Options: [ ? | <a> | ! ]
                               [?]          List main groups only
                               [<a>]        Switch to main group <a>
                               [!]          Force main group listing if select (not ? or <a>)
OS Bulletins
                               Options: [[listing] [;prefix]]
                               [listing]    Filename of bulletin listing (BULLETIN = BULLETIN.ANS)
                               [;prefix]    Filename of bulletin prefix  (BULLET   = BULLETxx.*)
OT Signature Editor
OU Userlist browse
                               Options: [R;] [[key]|[!]]
                               [R;]         Use REALNAMES
                               [key]        Userlist browse w/users matching [key]
                               [!]          Userlist w/all users (no input, just list)
OV Enter voting booth
OW Caller listings
                               Options: [R;] [days]
                               [R;]         Use REALNAMES
                               [days]       View caller listing (0=Today,1=Yesterday...)
OX Last Few Caller Listings
                               Options: [R;] [Number] [;SysOp]
                               [R;]         Use REALNAMES
                               [Number]     Number of entries for last few callers list
                               [;SysOp]     Number of entries for last few callers list (SysOp ACS)
OY Add voting question
OZ Update subscription date
                               Options: <toggle> <value>                       
                               <toggle>     Toggle type  = Today+Value, + Current+Value, ! Reset
                               <value>      Number of days to adjust   
<v 

                              ___________________

                               QWK MAIL COMMANDS
                              ___________________

QD Download QWK packet
QO QWK mail options
                               Options: <id>
                               ------------------------ TOGGLES -------------------------------
                               1  Archive type       4  Include news       7  Include new files
                               2  Bundle from user   5  Include welcome    8  Session listing
                               3  Create BW index    6  Include goodbye    9  Pointer file
QU Upload QWK reply packet (.REP)

                           __________________________

                            MESSAGE READING COMMANDS
                           __________________________

R! Edit user account of message author
R# Jump to specific message number from prompt
R$ Toggle received/read status
R& Toggle sent status
R* Edit current message header
R= Continuous read mode
RA Reread current message
RD Delete current message
RF Transfer/move file attachments
RI Ignore remaining messages
RK Toggle kludge line viewing
RL Set lastread pointer to current message
RM Move current message
                               Options: [CF]
                               C        Copy message (identical message, do not delete original)
                               F        Forward message (new destination, do not delete original)
                               Default  Move message (identical message, delete original)
RN Move to next message
RP Move to previous message
RQ Quit reading/scanning messages
                               Options: [S]
                               S        Quit reading & quit scan
                               Default  Quit reading area (skip to next area)
RR Reply to current message
                               Options: [NO]
                               N        Reply via Netmail
                               O        Reply to original author (from name)
                               Default  Reply to author (to name)
RS Save/Transfer message text
RT List next menu titles
RU Undelete current message
RX Extract current message to a file
RZ Toggle current area from zscan
R[ Follow message thread (prev message)
R] Follow message thread (next message)

                            ________________________

                             FILE SCANNING COMMANDS
                            ________________________

S= Toggle continuous listing (no tagging prompt) ON
SC Continue with listing
SE Edit files
SF Filescan operations
                               Options: [V]
                               V        View files by filename/number
                               Default  Tag files by filename/number
SQ Quit scanning files
                               Options: [S]
                               S        Quit current area & quit scan
                               Default  Quit current area (skip to next area)
ST Tagged file operations
                               Options: [LE]
                               L        List files in tagged queue
                               E        Edit tagged queue
                               Default  List tagged queue statistics
SZ Toggle current area from zscan

                              ___________________

                               TIMEBANK COMMANDS
                              ___________________

TD Timebank deposit
TG Timebank gambling
                               Options: <bet>
                               <bet>        Maximum bet per round (0 = disabled)
TS Timebank status
TT Timebank transfer
TW Timebank withdrawl

                          ____________________________

                           USER/AUTO-MESSAGE COMMANDS
                          ____________________________

UA Reply to auto-message
UR Read auto-message
UW Write auto-message
                               Options: [R;] <lines>
                               [R;]         Use REALNAMES
                               <lines>      Number of lines to allow

                  Telegard Bulletin Board Software, v3.10
                    Telegard Frequently Asked Questions

                               Last Updated:
                  Sunday, 05 July 1998 - Telegard 3.09.g2


       1.0  General Telegard Information
              1.01  Where can I find support?
              1.02  Does Telegard have a web site?
              1.03  Where can I find Telegard related files?
              1.04  What language is Telegard written in?
              1.05  What operating systems does Telegard work with?
              1.06  What are the native Telegard versions for platforms?
              1.07  History of Telegard
              1.08  Is Telegard Year 2000 Compliant?
              1.09  Has Telegard changed that much?

       2.0  Reference files and documentation
              2.01  Where can I find Telegard documentation?
              2.02  Are there other FAQs out there?
              2.03  What are each of the reference files used for?
              2.04  Documentation while online

       3.0  Installation & third-party utilities
              3.01  What is a fossil driver?  Why is it required?
              3.02  Common Fossil drivers
              3.03  Common fossil driver settings
              3.04  I have a fossil driver, but Telegard won't answer...?
              3.05  Using a frontend mailer, all callers appear to be
                    communicating with Telegard at 2400 bps... why?
              3.06  Sample Operating System setups
              3.07  I want to create Telegard third-party utilities.  How?
              3.08  Why won't Telegard start?!

       4.0  Telegard Maintenance
              4.01  What maintenance is required by Telegard?
              4.02  What is the INDEX utility included with Telegard?
              4.03  What is the USERS utility included with Telegard?
              4.04  How to I delete Users who have been marked for deletion?
              4.05  What are the FA2FB/FB2FA utilities included with Telegard?
              4.06  How can I delete users automatically?

       5.0  Language Support
              5.01  How does the language system in Telegard work?
              5.02  How do I display files from a language line?
              5.03  How do I run scripts from a language line?
              5.04  How do I use the ~&# MCI codes in other places?
              5.05  How do I disable script logging (my logs keep filling
                    up with my pause scripts, etc.)?
              5.06  Are you sure it's okay to change the language file?

       6.0  Message Areas
              6.01  How do I remove deleted messages from Telegard?
              6.02  What external message packers are available?
              6.03  How do I allow user file attaches?
              6.04  How do I edit messages once they are posted?
              6.05  How do I get a full screen editor in Telegard?
              6.06  Why does Telegard not have an internal FSE?
              6.07  How do I get my mail batch file to recognize that 
                    messages were posted during the last call?  What
                    errorlevels are used?
              6.08  How do I get the mail waiting (MW) command to update
                    lastread pointers when the scanning is done?
              6.09  How do I get nodelist lookups to work?  What nodelist
                    formats does Telegard use?
              6.10  What are the limits to the message system?

       7.0  File Areas
              7.01  How do I import new protocols?
              7.02  My LHA protocol is messing up, why?
              7.03  My RAR protocol is messing up, why?
              7.04  My DSZ/GSZ protocols seems to not work, why?
              7.05  Why is BIMODEM not working well with Telegard?
              7.06  General protocol troubleshooting
              7.07  Can Telegard handle long filenames like in Win95?

       8.0  Doors
              8.01  How can I show real names in my doors?       
              8.02  How can I not log door use?
              8.03  How can I limit door time use?
              8.04  Why are there two door.sys formats in Telegard?
              8.05  Why is there a doorfile.scr script?
              8.06  How do I handle doors in multi-node setups?

       9.0  Scripts       
              9.01  How do I parse IF/NOT statements for empty strings?
              9.02  My scripts do not seem to run, why?
              9.03  What is the logon.scr and logoff.scr for?
              9.04  How do I use the scripts?
              9.05  Why do some of my menu commands not work in scripts?
              9.06  What is this @*@ stuff in scripts?

       10.0 Miscellaneous
              10.01 What does ACS/MCI stand for?
              10.02 When and where are the IRC chat sessions?
              10.03 How can I get my files hatched out to TG Sysops?
              10.04 Is the Telegard source code out for the public?  
              10.05 Why does my ansi files not show the Y/N/C prompt?
              10.06 What is PWE Encryption              
              10.07 Why do I get a "You can't change that at your SL" error 
                    when I edit my user account? Is it a safety feature?
              10.08 What is this THD I hear about?
              10.09 How do I add netmail into Telegard for squish?
              10.10 How do I add netmail into Telegard for jam?
              10.11 How do I make my automessage pause?
              10.12 How do I make my bulletins display .ans files?
              10.13 How do I stop MCI codes from expanding in menus?
              10.14 I've deleted a user and packed the user index/files but 
                    now Telegard keeps getting an error when loading.  Why?
              10.15 How do I make new menus for Telegard?
              10.16 How can I display menus to certain security levels?
              10.17 Should I use the -O Telegard parameter?
              10.18 Will Telegard have a shuttle logon system?
              10.19 How can I display files on a certain date?
              10.20 Can I hide my email base from general area list?
              10.21 How can I reset my logging graphs?
              10.22 Does Telegard support Caller-ID?
              10.23 Are there any Telegard Security holes?
              10.24 My new CD-ROM won't work in Telegard.  Why?

       11.0 Contributing Authors

              11.01 Frequently Asked Question maintainers
              11.02 Frequently Asked Question contributers

              

       CONTENTS

       1.0  General Telegard Information
       
       1.01 Where can I find support?
                  
               Our official support conference is carried by Fidonet, with
               the tagname TG_SUPPORT.  This echomail conference is visited
               by the author, the alphas, the betas, and regular users as
               well--all in one location to help out with your problems.

               Many other networks carry Telegard and BBS related conferences
               where Telegard support can be received, such as SysOps TechNet,
               FishNet, AdventureNet and more than a dozen others.

               Limited Telegard support is also available on the Internet,
               at both our official WWW sites, and those of dedicated users
               who have created their own sites.  See section 1.02 for
               a starting point.

               In addition, several of the alpha and beta sites hold online
               Q&A sessions on the Internet Relay Chat.  See section 10.02
               for further details.

               When you report problems, it's good to give as much data (TG 
               settings, etc.) as possible.  You can do this by capturing 
               TG screens to a file.  This can be done by using ALT-P
               anywhere you wish to capture some info.  

       1.02 Does Telegard have a WWW site?
               
               The official WWW site for Telegard can be found by visiting
               http://www.telegard.net.  The authors homepage is available
               by visiting http://www.interlog.com/~strike.  There are
               numerous other Telegard sites on the world wide web as well.

               The official FTP site for Telegard can be found by visiting
               ftp://telegard.net/pub/tg.  A text listing of files is
               available at the site, and an HTML version is available by
               visiting http://www.interlog.com/~strike/tgfiles.html.

       1.03 Where can I find Telegard related files?
               
               The most comprehensive location of Telegard releases and
               utilities is our official Telegard FTP site (see section
               1.02).  It carries all the files given to the Telegard team
               for distribution.

               In addition, Fidonet carries a File Distribution Network and
               Telegard has an FDN area under the tagname TG_SUP.  New files
               for distribution (both from the Telegard team and from other
               third party authors) will be hatched (distributed) in this
               file area.

       1.04 What language is Telegard written in?
               
               Telegard is written primarily in Borland Pascal, with the
               core routines in Assembly and a few functions/utilities
               written in C++.

               The Telegard/2 port is written in Virtual Pascal/2 instead of
               Borland Pascal.

       1.05 What operating systems does Telegard work with?
               
               DOS (Microsoft, IBM PC and Caldera OpenDos/DrDos), Microsoft
               Windows 95, various flavours of Linux under DosEmu, and IBMs
               OS/2 Warp are the platforms which Telegard has been proven to
               work well with at this time.

       1.06 What are the native Telegard versions for platforms?
               
               There are currently only two native versions of Telegard, and
               they are for DOS and OS/2.  Other platforms might be
               considered if the necessary compilers can be obtained for
               those platforms and Telegard works well with that platform.

       1.07  History of Telegard
               
               None of the history contained herein should be considered 
               gospel.  There are many rumours and half-truths swirling 
               around the history of Telegard, and only the recent history 
               has been recorded.
               
               Wayne Bell is considered the "Godfather" of Telegard, which 
               was based off early publically distributed versions of 
               Bell's WWIV BBS software in pascal (this part of history is 
               still in contention by some...).

               Carl Mueller obtained that code and improved on it, creating 
               the first versions of Telegard.

               Eric Oman took over the code, and improved Carl's work.  He 
               was inexperienced however and had to call upon his then 
               friend Martin Pollard.  Todd Bolitho would later join the 
               team.  Several versions were released during this time, 
               culminating in the 2.5 standard release. Shortly afterward, 
               Todd left the team due to "creative differences" with 
               Martin. Eric left due to it being "not fun anymore".  
               Martin, left alone, continued development work on Telegard 
               until he was slapped with a legal lawsuit by Eric which 
               temporarily stopped development.  At that point, the lastest 
               standard release was still 2.5, but the beta versions 2.5i, 
               2.5j and 2.5q were floating around for use.

               Telegard did not die, however, as version 2.7 would come out
               in 1991.  This last version would be the mainstay of Telegard
               systems for years to come, while Telegard development would
               continue behind closed doors until Martins departure in 1993.

               In September 1993 the Telegard project was handed over to Tim
               Strike, a utility author and Telegard beta site.  In November
               1993, the code changeover was complete, and by December 1993
               the first beta version was available to the beta team
               (2.80.b1). The first 3 betas would mark the restoration of
               features that 2.80.b1 had gutted, and by 2.80.b4 the message,
               file and door routines had been rewritten.  2.80.b5 marked
               the introduction of Jam and Squish, and 2.80.b6 was the debut
               of the new file system.  After almost a year and a half of
               development, the first public version of the new Telegard
               would be released as a gamma version, 2.99.g1 in July 1995.
               Telegard 3.0 would be released a year later, quickly followed
               by the patch versions 3.01 and 3.02.  A year later, in
               November 1997, the first gamma version for the 3.10 series
               would be released, 3.09.g1.

       1.08  Is Telegard Year 2000 Compliant?
               
               Telegard version 3.09.g3 and below are not.  The new versions
               starting with 3.09.g1 are Year 2000 aware, and by 3.09.g3
               should be completely Year 2000 compliant.

       1.09  Has Telegard changed that much?
               
               Yes, most definitely.  Since the days of Telegard 2.7 the
               software has been completely re-done from ground up.  The
               file system has drastically changed in format and speed.  The
               message system no longer uses a proprietary mail system
               (using Telemail from 2.5 and 2.7 days), and now supports the
               standard formats of Squish and Jam directly.  Telegard also
               now boasts a powerful script system, an extended menu system,
               new multinode features, and a language system to provide
               multilingual support.


       2.0  Reference files and documentation
       
       2.01 Where can I find Telegard documentation?
               
               You will find all the documentation for Telegard in the
               /docs/ folder off your main Telegard directory.  There will
               be one main documentation file and several supporting
               reference files for quick use.

       2.02  Are there other FAQs out there?
               
               Yes.  In the Fidonet TG_SUPPORT conference there are some
               postings of other FAQs, including how to setup TG with a
               mailer and a basic security FAQ for sysops.  These are posted
               often or upon request.  They are also compiled into a archive
               called TGFAQ##.zip which can be found on the main ftp site.
               Other people maintain FAQs in this echo including some for
               telnet setups, netmail and the like.

       2.03  What are each of the reference files used for?
               
               All the reference files have a .REF extension to them.
               * acs.ref is for quick access to what each ACS code is.
               * colours.ref is text on the TG color code system.
               * command.ref is the valid command line parameters for TG.
               * errors.ref are notes on common error codes for TG and their 
                 supporting meaning in an attempt to help you fix problems.
               * fa2fb.ref notes on the new TG file utilities and how to use 
                 them effectively.
               * funckeys.ref is the list of common function keys in TG.
               * language.ref is used in times when you need to recover a 
                 lost/damaged Telegard language file through 10 steps.     
               * mci.ref is the list of TG MCI codes
               * menus.ref are notes on every menu command and key code used 
                 in Telegard menus with explanations of their use.
               * script.ref are the commands that are valid to use in the new 
                 Telegard scripting language.
               * textfile.ref is a list of common and obscure text files that 
                 every sysop can use to customize their bbs fully.

       2.04  Documentation while online
               
               There is no online documentation while using Telegard.
               However, most Telegard prompts accept the ? command, which
               will bring up a context help menu outlining the operations
               available for that prompt.

               One very overlooked spot for online help is that of the menu
               editor.  While editing menus you don't need to know the 
               command keys by heart or need the documentation--using ? will
               bring up a list of available menu groups, and using a group
               code followed by ? will give you a list of available menu
               commands.
       

       3.0  Installation & third-party utilities
       
       3.01 What is a fossil driver?  Why is it required?

               A fossil is an extension of a PC's BIOS that is for serial 
               communications.  It is needed by most software and doors
               to improve the communications for modems especially the high
               baud rate modems (9600+).  Telegard requires a fossil driver 
               to communicate properly with your modem.  That fossil driver 
               must also be configured properly for your computer, *and* for 
               your operating system.  

       3.02 Common Fossil drivers

               There are several popular fossil drivers out there including
               X00, BNU, Winfossil and SIO.  
               
       3.03 Common fossil driver settings
                
               Most fossil drivers should be loaded through the config.sys
               file.  You should consult the fossil documentation for more
               extensive help beyond this document's scope.  But here are
               some common settings:

               1) X00
                  
                  Load it through config.sys like:
                  
                  DEVICE=c:\X00.sys E 1 B,0,38400 T=1024 R=1024
                                      ^   ^ COM1 = Port 0
                                      One port enabled  
               
               2) BNU
                  
                  Load it through Config.sys like:
                  
                  DEVICE=C:\BNU.SYS /L:1=38400 /F+ /Z0 /R:1024 /T:1024
                                       ^ COM2 = Port 1
               
               3) Winfossil
                  
                  Winfossil should be run in Win95 (it won't work in 16-bit
                  Windows (Windows 3.1, WFWG 3.11, etc)).  If you're using
                  Windows NT you should get the WinFossilNT version.  You
                  should have WinFossil keep the port open during an MS-DOS
                  session.

               4) SIO OS/2 Fossil
                  
                  Load SIO/VSIO in your CONFIG.SYS instead of COM/VOM 
                  (remember to remark VOM/VCOM entries out):

                  DEVICE=SIO.SYS (COM1,3F8,IRQ4) (COM2,2F8,IRQ3)
                  DEVICE=VSIO.SYS

                  (other settings are outlined in the SIOUSER.TXT 
                  documentation included with SIO).

                  In addition to the SIO/VSIO drivers, if you need to run 
                  DOS doors under Telegard/2, or are using Telegard/dos are 
                  your BBS software, then you will need to add the line 
                  DOS_DEVICE=VX00.SYS to your DOS session settings.

                  
       3.04 I have a fossil driver, but Telegard won't answer...?
               
               If you are experiencing problems, such as the modem not 
               answering or the communication rate operating at ~300 bps, 
               then please check over the following items:
      
               (1) Has the fossil driver been correctly setup to use the
                   correct comport?  Fossil drivers use port numbers that 
                   are one less than the comport reference number; i.e. COM1 
                   = Port 0, COM2 = Port 1, etc.  Ensure that you have setup
                   your fossil driver correctly.
               
               (2) If you have a high speed modem, have you locked the fossil 
                   port associated with your modem?  If not, then this can 
                   cause the modem to communicate with Telegard incorrectly 
                   (such as at 300 bps).  Refer to your fossil documentation 
                   on how to correct this; for X00 for example, you must 
                   specify the comport and rate to lock  with, such as:
                                
                                device=x00.sys e b,0,115200
               
               (3) Have you tried another fossil driver brand?  Occasionally 
                   certain fossil drivers just don't work with certain 
                   hardware configurations.
                    
               (4) Are you using the latest *official* release, or a beta?  
                   Often the betas have 'features' which really aren't 
                   features, and can cause more problems than good.  The 
                   converse is also true though; sometimes the final releases 
                   have similar 'features'.
              
       3.05  Using a frontend mailer, all callers appear to be communicating 
             with Telegard at 300 or 2400 bps... why?

               There is no quick answer however there are three common ways:
                
               1)  Fossil problems:  The fossil driver is likely configured
                   incorrectly for the locked baud rate or locked port
                   setup.  Consult 3.02 for further information.

               2)  Batch file/errorlevels: You might not be giving the
                   right errorlevel from your front end mailer to Telegard.
                   Make sure TG is detecting the correct baud rate if not
                   then its likely the batch file.

               3)  Modem Init string: Many modem initialization strings 
                   might be giving the incorrect settings.  For example
                   modems might be reporting the DTE connection rate instead
                   of the proper rate.  In which case you should consult
                   your modem documentation (in many cases this can be
                   fixed by adding W2 to the modem init string if your modem
                   supports this command).

       3.06 Sample Operating Systems setup

               The following are some sections on common settings and
               suggestions that work with Telegard.  While these settings
               or suggestions do not work with every system they are here
               to provide a outline for you to start with.

               1) Windows 3.1
                  The following PIF profile is a general profile:

                  Program Filename     : C:\COMMAND.COM
                  Optional Parameters  : /E:1024 /C D:\TG\TELEGARD.EXE -N2 -L
                  Start-up Directory   : D:\TG
                  Video Memory         : High Graphics
                  Memory Requirements  : KBR 468  KBD -1
                  EMS Memory           : KBR 0    KBD 0
                  XMS Memory           : KBR 468  KBD -1
                  Execution            : Background
                  Close Window on Exit
                  MultiTasking          BP 400  FP 400
                  Monitor Ports        : Emulate Text Mode
                  Other Options        : Allow Fast Paste, PrtSc
                        (This setup uses all XMS memory)

               2) Windows 95

                  Here are some steps to ensure TG works well under Win95:

                  1. Get WinFossil. Suggestions for WinFossil:
                     
                     Enable the fossil for the correct port.
                     
                     Lock the baud rate at either 57600 or 115200, depending 
                     on how your modem is setup in Windows. I recommend 57600 
                     because at higher rates the possibility of interference 
                     is greater.  Set both the TX and RX buffers to 8192 or 
                     higher.  Then on to the options checklist. Make sure 
                     these options ARE checked. 
                     
                     1. Don't release timeslice while carrier detected
                     2. Reflect COM port state to VCD when passing port
                     3. Automatically open port when use detected.
                     4. Keep port open during MS-DOS session.

                     Then make sure these options ARE NOT checked.
                     1. Release timeslice when no port activity detected.
                     
                     The other options are yours to configure.
                                                                        
                  2. Edit the Shortcut you made in windows (Either in the 
                     start menu, or on the desktop). Go to the "MISC" tab. 
                     Turn the "Idle Sensitivity" all the way down (to the 
                     left). Also under the "MISC" tab uncheck the "Always
                     Suspend" option in the "Background" area.  Under the 
                     "MEMORY" tab, give the node all the mem it may need, 
                     preferrably leave the EMS and XMS options on "Auto".  
                     Also to help prevent incompatibilities, make sure the 
                     "Conventional" memory option is set to "Auto" and the 
                     "Protected" box is checked.  You might want to set the 
                     "Environment" option to at least 512 bytes or more.

               3) OS/2
   
                  Tips for Telegard/Dos under OS/2 (until we get more 
                  Telegard/2 experience).

                  Important Points on Telegard/Dos under OS/2
                  1> Make sure you have DOS-OS/2 support installed in your 
                     OS/2.
                  2> Recommend using SIO fossil.
                  3> If using SIO, make sure that DEVICE=VX00.SYS is in your 
                     CONFIG.SYS file.  TG will NOT run without it.
                  4> OS/2 will sense that TG is a DOS program and will 
                     automatically drop to DOS if you're using a OS/2 native 
                     mailer (i.e. BinkleyTerm/2, T-Mail, etc.). 
                  5> From your front end mailer, call TG as you normally 
                     would.  
                  6> Use an OS/2 native mailer- makes the system run faster. :)

       3.07 I want to create Telegard third-party apps/utilities.  How?

               Anyone can write third-party support programs or utilities
               for Telegard.  You do not have to be on the official 
               development team (like a beta site).  All you need is
               to obtain the TG development kit.  You can find this file
               on the Telegard Web site (see 1.02) by the name of 
               TGDEV###.zip where ### is the version number like 3.09 for
               3.09+ TG versions.  It contains both C and Pascal structures
               for programmers to write their own support programs. If you 
               would like to distribute your Telegard related application 
               or utility after it is completed, please see section 10.03.
       
       3.08 Why won't Telegard start?!

               There tend to be numerous reasons for this and the common ones
               are:

                  1) No fossil (see 3.01-3.04)
                  2) Indexes error - re-read the docs you skipped a step.
                  2) Command line for Telegard itself. 
                     There are two common settings for TG.  

                     Local: [For Sysop login] - Telegard -L -P -N#
                     Users: [For Users login] - Telegard -B%1 -X%2 -C%3 -Q

                     -N# is the node number for TG
                     -B, -X and -C are given info by your front end mailer
                     if you run one in this fashion.

                     For details on the command line refer command.ref.


       4.0  Telegard Maintenance
              
       4.01 What maintenance is required by Telegard?
               
               Telegard is, for the most part, self-maintaining.  The index 
               files are designed to work without interruption and most of 
               the data files automatically handle packing and removal of 
               unused records.

               That said, the Telegard index files do require some minor 
               maintenance to maintain top performance.  It is recommended 
               that you:

                (i) Run INDEX SORT ALL on a nightly schedule 
               (ii) Run INDEX BUILD ALL on a weekly schedule, if not every 
                    couple of days
       
       4.02 What is the INDEX utility included with Telegard?
               
               INDEX.EXE is a utility that maintains and controls the
               intricate Telegard indexes and configurations.  It is a 
               program that is vital to the proper operation of Telegard.  
               You should refer to 4.01 on proper use of this utility.  

               INDEX.EXE was not designed to be run while a user is online;
               this is for several reasons, but the main reason is it
               modifies files which the online user will access at some
               point (and cached pointers may no longer be accurate after an
               external re-indexing).  Indexing should *ONLY* be run when a
               user is *NOT* online--regardless of whether the system is
               single node or multinode.

               You can run index /? to see how to use the utility.
               It can index the areas (file/msg), files, qwk, shortmsg,
               users files separately or through all at once.  The operation
               on those files are to build (make/remake), renumber or sort
               those files.  The final option this program does is a LIMITS
               function which can resize the number of file and msgs bases
               your system can have.  Why use this program?

                        1) For nightly maintenance
                        2) To rebuild corrupt or damaged files
                        3) To increase your system number of file/msg bases.

               One last common mistake is the INDEX LIMITS use.  Most supply
               the incorrect command line parameter.  If your system needs
               to have 500 file and 500 msgs bases yet TG won't allow that
               you will need to run INDEX LIMITS.  In this case it should
               be INDEX LIMITS 500 500 not the common mistake of INDEX LIMITS
               #500 #500 which will not work.
       
       4.03 What is the USERS utility included with Telegard?
         
               USERS.EXE is the utility which maintains your user database.

               USERS.EXE allows you to pack away deleted users (unlike 2.7,
               Telegard 3.0 does not automatically reuse deleted accounts).  

               USERS.EXE also allows sorting of the userbase -- first it
               sorts by security level, and then it sorts by user name 
               within each security level echelon.

               You can use Users /? to view how to use the program.  Since
               the help screen is self-explanatory no need to give details
               here on it.

       4.04 How to I delete users who have been marked for deletion?

               Unlike previous versions of Telegard, 3.02 and 3.10 do not
               automatically purge the users from your user database.
               Deleted users are left in your database, and their records
               are not overwritten by new users, nor are they removed from
               the data files.
                            
               Users marked for deletion can be removed from your data file
               with the 'pack' option of the USERS.EXE utility.  After
               packing your user file, you will need to rebuild the user
               indexes, using the 'build users' option of INDEX.EXE.  The
               most common sequence of events in your nightly maintenance
               is as follows:

                        users pack
                        users sort
                        index build users
       
       4.05 What are the FA2FB/FB2FA utilities included with Telegard?

               These are utilities which give older programs that access
               the Telegard 3.02 file system formats, rather than the newer
               and faster) 3.10 file system format.  This will allow you to
               keep some of your legacy file system utilities working with
               the newer release of Telegard.  Please consult the reference
               file FA2FB.REF in your /docs/ folder for more information.
       
       4.06  How can I delete users automatically?

               This was briefly touched in 4.03 but there are several ways
               you can do this.  Here is one method:

               For that validation level, set the expiration level to the 
               number of days you want the user deleted after. 

               Add the following line to your LOGON.SCR:

               MENU OZ=<number of days before expiration>

               You could modify that to have more of a ACS feature as well.

               The OZ=30 part sets the expiration date to 30 days from the 
               current date.  Therefore, everytime a user calls they are 
               effectively extending the life of their account to 30 days 
               from that date.

               Run USERS PACK EXPIRE on a nightly basis to ensure that 
               anyone who's account has expired is removed from the system.


       5.0  Language Support

       5.01 How does the language system in Telegard work?

               The language system of Telegard is virtually the backbone
               of how to customize the software.  It allows the Sysop to
               configure his system in every detail.  Telegard 3.0+ no
               longer has an internal strings list, but rather all
               user-displayed strings are stored in an external language
               file.

               The default of which is ENGLISH.TXT in your /language/
               folder.  To change this file, use a standard text editor to
               modify the entries you wish to update.  NOTE: Some text
               editors strip spaces off the end of edited lines; this
               unfortunately causes problems when used with the Telegard
               language file since there are trailing spaces which are
               required for some strings (using QEdit with the trailing
               space stripping disabled, for instance).

               After changing any language file, you must recompile it. From
               your /language/ directory, run "C:\BBS\LANGUAGE\MAKELANG
               <language>" and this will compile your new language strings.

               The language system is fairly extensive, and just about every
               user-displayed string can be configured in any manner you
               like.  For more information, see the header in ENGLISH.TXT,
               and don't forget about the *.REF files in the /docs/ folder.

       5.02 How do I display files from a language line?

               If you know a language string/item would be large its best to
               save this data into a file (using standard Telegard file types
               like .ANS, .MSG or .RIP).  On the line you wish to display 
               this file you should supply the filename (with no extension)
               next to the string number.  You should add a @ (at sign)
               character in front of the filename.  For example if you have
               somemenu.msg for string item 1485 it would look like this

                        1485 @somemenu

               The file you use should be placed in the text path you define
               for that language file in the language manager.  Menus 
               can also be done in this similar way.
               
       5.03 How do I run scripts from a language line?

               As with files to display scripts can further customize your
               system to your liking.  Instead of simple questions or
               things to do Telegard can run scripts instead.  For example
               there is a line that tells the user he has not voted on
               some questions yet.  If you replace this line with a script
               that will tell them this and then force them to vote it
               would be very easy.  To run scripts on a language line you
               would use a $ (dollar sign) in front of the filename (no
               extension).  So in this it might look like

                        0369 $vote

               Where vote.scr (and any script you use) would be placed in
               your \text directory with other Telegard displayable files.
               These scripts can be given parameters like

                        0369 $vote ~CN

               Which would tell the script its for a certain node.
              
       5.04 How do I use the ~&x MCI codes in other places?

               The ~&x MCI codes are localized MCI codes, and may or may not
               have the correct value outside of their intended scope.  The
               MCI does will always display whatever their set contents are,
               however, using the MCI outside of the lines for which the MCI
               was intended may result in unpredictable strings since the
               contents aren't guaranteed not to change after the intended
               lines have been displayed.

       5.05 How do I disable script logging (my logs keep filling up with my
            pause scripts, etc.)?

               To disable script logging from your SysOp logs, add a * after
               the filename (i.e. $scriptnm* will disable scripting for the
               script "scriptnm").  Note that script commands can not have 
               paths or extensions; including either may cause this feature 
               to be ignored!
       
       5.06  Are you sure it's okay to change the language file?

               Absolutely--that is the reason the langauge file exists.
               The language system of Telegard is the heart of the bbs you 
               run.  You can use any text (ascii) editor, and there are 
               several TG language editors out there as well which show the 
               language file in full color.  
               
               Anything you edit in the language file determines your level 
               of overall bbs customization.  Don't be afraid to play with 
               the language file.  Good rule of thumb it so keep a backup 
               just in case.  Don't forget to re-compile your language file 
               when your changes are complete.
               
               Remeber the other caveats from section 5.01.

        
       6.0  Message Areas
       
       6.01 How do I remove deleted messages from Telegard?

               Telegard uses JAM and Squish message bases because they are 
               standardized.  Standardized formats allow external utilities 
               to easily work with Telegard, without the need of a conversion 
               program (/a la TELEMAIL).  For these reasons as well, we have
               not taken the time to develop a message base packer for 
               Telegard --  it's development time that we just don't have.

       6.02 What external message packers are available?
               
               There are several external packers available -- some with 
               freeware/evaluation packages, others with shareware packages:
           
               Gecho 1.10+       Registered Only    MBUTIL     JAM
               FastEcho 1.45a    Shareware          FEUTILS    JAM
               Fmail 1.02g       Shareware          FTOOLS     JAM
               Squish 1.11       Shareware          SQPACK     Squish

               If you use these programs already you should consult their
               full documentation on how to purge messages.  There might
               also be Telegard support files that will delete messages as
               well like Msgpack (for example MPACK102.ZIP).
              
       6.03  How do I allow user file attaches?
                
               File attaches are enabled in Telegard, but the popular JAM 
               tossers do not support or do not correctly support incoming
               and outgoing messages.  We suggest limiting attaches to local
               bases *ONLY* for now.  To give users this ability you will
               need to give them the access you defined in the message
               system configuration -> access system (option I-netmail
               attach).  If they qualify they will have an option upon
               saving their messages to attach files.  However, you will
               have to make the message base itself permit such attachs. To
               do this enter the message base editor, edit the flags (option
               n) and toggle the F toggle.

       6.04 How do I edit messages once they are posted?
               
               Editing of messages will *not* be added to Telegard.  Tim has
               his personal reasons, and while he realizes that it is an
               often requested feature, he refuses to submerge his values
               for others on everything -- he will implement some features
               he doesn't agree with, this won't be one of them!  Setup an
               external SysOp editor (TimEd, GoldEd, etc) to the editing of
               messages if you so desire.  Or export/capture the message,
               delete the post, and resend it.

       6.05 How do I get a full screen editor in Telegard?
         
               Telegard does not have an internal full screen editor.

               However, Telegard works quite well with external FSE
               programs!  Telegard 3.1 has been tested with IceEdit (v2.35,
               Ice Technologies), QuikEdit (the followup to IceEdit, v2.40,
               Matrix Technologies), Gedit (v2.10, The Developers Network,
               1:170/303) and QuickEd (v1.nn, Dror Tirosh).  Other FSE
               programs have not been tested, and may not work that well
               with Telegard (i.e.  TopEd and it's awkward multinode
               configuration/expectations).

               To add any of these editors, all you will need to do is
               install and setup the FSE as normal.  Enter the message
               system configuration and you will find several options for
               FSEs.  Option U should be supplied with the command line to
               run the FSE while Option W should be given the FSE dropfile
               format so Telegard can work with it.

       6.06 Why does Telegard not have an internal FSE?

               Internal full screen editing will *not* be added to Telegard
               in the near future.  Our development time is limited to new
               features -- since many FSE programs already exist, some with 
               extended TG3 support, we refuse to re-invent the wheel while
               we have other areas of concern.

               If a full screen editor is written for Telegard, and the
               source code released to the Telegard team, we are willing to
               take the time to integrate said code into Telegard.

       6.07  How do I get my mail batch file to recognize that messages were 
             posted during the last call?  What errorlevels are used?

               Telegard does *not* exit with special errorlevels when the 
               user has posted a new netmail or echomail message.  Instead, 
               Telegard creates semaphore files in your /semaphor/ directory.  
               To use those files, you would check for their existence, 
               process is necessary, and then delete the files.  The files are 
               as follows:
        
                ECHOMAIL.TGS    ; Echomail in a Squish area
                ECHOMAIL.TGJ    ; Echomail in a JAM area
                NETMAIL.TGS     ; Netmail in a Squish area
                NETMAIL.TGJ     ; Netmail in A JAM area

               You will need to consult your mailer's documentation on how
               to process these files.  For example in Gecho all you would
               need is have gecho look for the file and then you would just
               use a Gecho Scan -Quick command line.  Where -Quick tells
               that to use only the data in the semaphore file (which speeds
               things up rather than scan and check every message base).

       6.08  How do I get the mail waiting (MW) command to update lastread 
             pointers when the scanning is done?

               Message bases only update the lastread pointer if using the
               NEWSCAN option.  This is done *on purpose*.  Reading forwards
               through a base, or for that matter, reverse, would cause the
               highread to be set when it wasn't meant to be set.  This is 
               not a bug, and infact, is a rather useful and powerful 
               feature (which we won't change now or in the future --
               sorry).

       6.09  How do I get nodelist lookups to work?  What nodelist formats 
             does Telegard use?
        
               For nodelist lookups to work for your netmail areas, you must
               compile a Version 6 or Version 7 nodelist.  These formats of 
               nodelists can be compiled by most popular nodelist compilers; 
               Qnode, XLaxNode, and several others.  FrontDoor (and 
               Intermail) use proprietary nodelists which Telegard can not 
               support.  Once you have a compiled nodelist all you will
               need is to add the link to Telegard.  Enter the Telegard
               message system configuration and use option X.  You will
               need to tell it the type of nodelist (v6 or v7) and where
               the compiled nodelist is found at.
         
       6.10  What are the limits to the message system?
               
               DOS and most operating systems can't handle a large number of 
               files in any given directory.  Remember this and try and keep 
               your directories limited to a smaller number of files; each 
               JAM/Squish area requires 5 data files, and thus storing 100 
               areas in one directory results in 500 files.
               
               Separating the files into categories (most notably, Networks) 
               can cut down on access time for those files.  It's more 
               significant on multinode systems, but I suggest keeping the 
               number of files to somewhere between 100 and 150, meaning 
               keep the number of areas per directory to around 30.

       
       7.0  File Areas

       7.01 How do I import new protocols?

               Telegard uses an advanced setup mechanism for protocols, 
               archivers and modems.  We provide working setups which have 
               been tested for the most popular products, and allow you to 
               quickly import these setups and us as-is.  Most of these 
               setups do not require any form of modification.

               To import the release setups for protocols, archivers and 
               modems, goto the respective area, select the item to define, 
               select option (!)Definition Files, select (I)mport and select 
               the correct item to import.  Telegard gamma-3 also prompts 
               when adding/deleting these items if you wish to import a pre-
               define definition.
               
               If at all possible, DO THIS.  It will save you many headaches
               when trying to setup these external programs on your system.

       7.02 My LHA protocol is messing up, why?
               
               LHA troubleshooting -- If you are using LHA/LZH on your 
               system, make sure you run a version which is compatible with 
               extracting to a specific path.  I personally use LHA 2.05.  
               If you have problems unpacking mail/files from an LHA archive 
               -- then try changing ~AP to ~AP\ in the definition, and if it 
               *still* doesn't work, try removing ~AP entirely from the 
               definition.
              
       7.03 My RAR protocol is messing up, why?
               
               RAR troubleshooting -- RAR encrypted archive handling 
               (archives w/ file passwords) is _very_ poor.  To ensure that 
               RAR does not mess up files on your system, use the RAR 
               definition included with Telegard -- it has been tested with 
               version 1.54/1.55.

       7.04 My DSZ/GSZ protocols seems to not work, why?
           
               DSZ/GSZ configuration -- If you are using non-standard port 
               setups for your communications, then you will need to update 
               your DSZ/GSZ protocol definitions.  Change "PORT ~CP" to "
               PORTX ~CJ,~CI" and that should alleviate the problems.  Make 
               sure that within Telegard you have your modem BASE I/O 
               ADDRESS and IRQ set properly as well (single nodes -> Config.
               Modem, multiple nodes -> Manager.Nodes.Modem).

       7.05 Why is BIMODEM not working well with Telegard?
         
               BIMODEM troubleshooting -- don't bother.  BiModem is *not* 
               worth the effort because it has poor error handling and is 
               prone to problems.  If you really must use BiModem, then set 
               it up from the docs as if you were using DSZ compatibility, 
               and then use the DSZ definition as a base definition, updating 
               only the protocol command lines and description.

       7.06 General protocol troubleshooting
      
               Protocol troubleshooting, in general -- There are several 
               things to check when troubleshooting protocol problems:
           
                 (1) Are you using non-standard ports?  If YES, you will 
                     likely need to modify your protocols so they know this.
                 
                 (2) Have you set the log options correctly?  Check by 
                     looking at a imported definition for examples -- or 
                     better yet, *use* an imported definition.  If you have
                     a SET DSZLOG= statement *outside* of Telegard, remove it 
                     so as not to interfere with protocol SET statement.

                 (3) Is your environment size big enough for the SET= 
                     statement used by the protocol?  DOS defaults the 
                     environment to 256 bytes.  If you have increased your
                     environment or are getting close to the 256 byte mark 
                     outside of Telegard, then you need to increase the 
                     environment *inside* Telegard -- setup environment size 
                     under SystemConfig.e(X)ternal.
       
       7.07 Can Telegard handle long filenames like in Win95? 

               Telegard has very much been designed for DOS 8+3 filename 
               type systems.  To change this would require some of the guts 
               of the system to be removed and reworked, and in all honesty, 
               I'm not going to make the effort.  File systems which use 
               longer filenames can also use 8+3 format -- so use that format 
               for BBS related files.  Windows '95 users can use the 
               SHORTFILE name for backwards compatibility.


       8.0  Doors

       8.01 How can I show real names in my doors?       

               To supply the door the real names only all you need to do is
               add R; in front of the options (option #5 on door menu item)
               command line to run the door.  So for example BRE might look 
               like this:

                        R;c:\game\bre\bre.bat

       8.02 How can I not log door use?

               To not show the door usage into the sysop logs you can just
               add L; in front of the options command line of the menu item
               (option #5 of door menu item).  So for example bre might look
               like this:

                        L;c:\game\bre\bre.bat
       
       8.03 How can I limit door time use?

               There are two ways to limit door use.  The first is through
               the ACS system like through time of day limits and such.  The
               second method is to simply add Mn (where n is the number of
               minutes to limit that player in the door) to the options 
               command line of the door menu item (option #5).  So for
               example you could limit a bre player to 45 minutes time by:

                        M45;c:\game\bre\bre.bat

       8.04 Why are there two door.sys formats in Telegard?

               The DOOR.SYS file (Menu DG) has been updated to reflect the 
               *correct* format of the DOOR.SYS file created by GAP.  This 
               means that the REAL NAME of the user is *always* sent instead 
               of the realname/alias toggle we previously used, and in 
               addition, the handle is sent later in the DOOR.SYS file.

               If you use doors which use the DOOR.SYS and also keep user 
               information, the new format will cause those doors not to 
               recognize the users as active players/etc.  If this is the 
               case you have two options--update the 'player name' id entries 
               in your DOOR.SYS to use the real name instead of the handle, 
               or use the OLDDOORS.SCR file to create an old DOOR.SYS 
               compatible drop file.  I honestly suggest a slow progression 
               to the new, and proper, drop file format.  This script file
               can be found in your \text directory.

               SysOps who use R; (real name force) in their DOOR.SYS drop 
               file commands should have no problems--the file is of 
               compatible format.

       8.05 Why is there a doorfile.scr script?     

               A proper DOORFILE.SCR was included which has the new REAL NAME
               line for the DOORFILE.SR generation.  This is used for 
               duplicate checking for the Solar Realm games, and certain 
               somebodies may not like if you put this new script in . . . 
               (infact, I'm honestly not sure what effect it will have).
       
       8.06  How do I handle doors in multi-node setups?
         
               Door drop files are stored in /TEMPnnn/ under multinode 
               systems.  When running doors under a multinode system, it 
               is suggested that you look at several things:
               
                (a) Can the door handle more than one node at once?  If 
                    not, you will need to use the script SINGLE.SCR -- read
                    it for implementation instructions.
                (b) If the door can handle more than one node, it *should*
                    have the ability to point to the directory containing 
                    the door drop files -- use /TEMP%1/ with the ~CN 
                    command in your batch file to pass the node directory.

       
       9.0  Scripts       
       
       9.01 How do I parse IF/NOT statements for empty strings?
         
               To parse IF/IFNOT statements for empty strings (""), try
               putting a dummy character on either side of the test: i.e. 
               IF "!~&1" "!" will parse only if ~&1 == NULL, and replaces the 
               logical statement of IF "~&1" "" which most of us would try.
               This is similar to the logical problems in .BAT files and the 
               token based parsing of the current script language.

       9.02 My scripts do not seem to run, why?

               The two most common mistakes on this are:

               (1) The script MUST be placed in your text directory and
               (2) You do not need to supply the .scr extension while using
                   the -E menu command and the like

       9.03 What are the newuser.scr, logon.scr and logoff.scr scripts for?

               These are standard scripts which Telegard calls automatically
               for your system.

               The newuser.scr script is called after a new user has
               completed filling our their application and sending a new
               user letter (if required), but before actually logging into
               the system.

               The logon.scr script is called during the logon sequence.  As
               Telegard scripts become more powerful, your entire login
               sequence will be contained in this logon script file.

               The logoff.scr script is called when a user has asked to be
               logged off the system (any of the hangup commands).

       9.04 How do I use the scripts?

               You should use scripts to replace menu items which take up
               space or you wish to perform some complex action or task.
               You can run scripts from within the menu system or in the 
               language system.  This will save menu editing and space.  You
               should consult the \docs\script.ref reference file for the
               various commands you can use in script files.  You do not
               need to know any level of programming.

       9.05 Why do some of my menu commands not work in scripts?

               You will need to experiment with script commands to get
               the full effect of them.  However there are cases where
               you get some menu commands to work and others do not. For
               example the script line MENU UR works fine by itself and
               MENU DG c:\game\bre\bre.bat does as well.  But why does
               a command like MENU MA 2 not work?  This depends on the
               options for that menu command.  If you notice this type
               of situation not working delete the space between the command
               and option like MENU MA2 and it will work.  

       9.06 What is this @*@ stuff in scripts?

               You will notice the use of this in doorsys.scr for example.
               This acts like a script parameter which replaces what
               the script was given by Telegard as a parameter.

               @*@ will take all parameters passed to the script, while
               using @n@ with n being 1 to 9, you will take the n'th
               parameter passed to the script.

       
       10.0  Miscellaneous

       10.01 What does ACS/MCI stand for?

               These terms have been lost with history, as they have been
               around Telegard since the project started, some 10+ years
               ago.

               ACS stands for Access Control System which controls the 
                   overall security for Telegard.  If there is a security
                   hole in your bbs it will be in the ACS system you define
                   for that area of the bbs.

               MCI stands for Macro Command Interpreter which is a way of
                   displaying items or checking information of items in
                   a easy and efficient way by replacing that mci code with
                   the information needed.  MCI might also stand for
                   Message Command Interface.  The true definition of ACS
                   and MCI is murky on what they stood for.

       10.02 When and where are the IRC chat sessions?

               The IRC (Internet Relay Chat) sessions are held on the IRC
               SysopNet servers.  For a list of such servers consult the
               web page www.sysopnet.org.  The channel we use is #telegard
               and the day is Sunday night.  The chats tend to be every
               other sunday night (you should check the channel topic for
               more info) usually around 7:30-9pm EST (USA daylight savings
               time).  Come join us!  How can you attend?  You will need
               to setup a IRC client.  Some popular ones are Mirc, Pirch,
               Virch and OpenChat to name a few.  This is your chance to
               talk to the author and those active in the Telegard area.

       10.03 How can I get my files hatched out to TG Sysops?

               To hatch files into TG_SUP (fidonet file Echo for Telegard)
               and/or located on the Telegard website:
  
               1)  Send direct file attach to FidoNet 1:104/531 or FishNet 
                   21:21/0 (Don Johnson).
               
               2)  Encode the file in the body of the message using MIME or 
                   UUEncode and send:

                   a) Netmail to FidoNet 1:104/531 or FishNet 21:21/0.

                   b)  Email to hatch@telegard.net.

                   c)  Call this (Don Johnson's) BBS at 1-303-420-8927 and 
                       upload them.  Please leave me Email stating you would 
                       like them hatched into TG_SUP.
                   
                   d)  Send to any Alpha/Beta Site, who will then forward it 
                       to Don Johnson (TG Alpha) for hatching.

               But how come my file is never hatched?

               1)  Must be a Telegard related program/utility.

               2)  Must contain a valid FILE_ID.DIZ.  10 lines maximum, 
                   45 characters/line maximum.  No ANSI, high ASCII or color 
                   codes!
               
               3)  Must contain documentation which includes how to contact 
                   the author.

               4)  Preferably ZIP format.  If another format is used, I will 
                   extract the FILE_ID.DIZ and package the original archive 
                   along with the extracted FILE_ID.DIZ into ZIP format.  I 
                   will not modify the original archive in any way, shape or 
                   form.  

       10.04 Is the Telegard source code out for the public?  

                Yes and no.  There is the old Telegard v2.5 source code
                 out there (v2.5i and v2.5g are known).  However, this
                code generally takes a lot of debugging work to get even
                to compile.  Its not very clean, efficient and even usable.
                It is very slow and old code.  So its more a waste of time
                to find it than use it.  The modern completely redone version
                (v3.0+) source code is NOT out in the public.

       10.05 Why do my ansi files not show the Y/N/C prompt?

                By default, .ANS/.AVT/.RIP files are shown with no pausing
                instead of the Y/N/C pause; you can use some of the ~Dx MCI
                commands to change the behaviour for specific files by using
                them at the beginning of the file. display of the file).
                The Telegard .MSG files however which can use both TG Color
                codes and ASCII use the default Y/N/C prompt.

       10.06 What is PWE Encryption              

                PWE is Password Encryption for the Telegard software.  Once
                enabled via the Users.exe utility Telegard will encrypt the
                user's passwords into a complex CRC value.  The advantage
                is that this creates further security for the user not to
                be hacked.  The disadvantage is that the sysop will not
                be able to view the password once encrypted.  So the user
                will have to remember it.  
       
       10.07 Why do I get a "You can't change that at your SL" error when
             I edit my user account? Is it a safety feature?

                Basically it works like this you can't change your access 
                level higher then your currently access level, so if your 
                cosysop at access 250 attempted to change there access to 
                255 they wouldn't be able to, so yes it is a safety measure.

       10.08 What is this THD I hear about?

                It is a program that allows you to scan for virus's, add 
                comments, check files, convert files and do a slew of other 
                things.  After a user uploads a file, it also allows you to 
                drop users off the board if they upload a virus, it's pretty
                easy to setup and it runs pretty quickly as well.  Its one
                of the most popular file testers out there.  To add it to
                Telegard enter the File System Configuration:

                   1) Change option Y to Upload processor
                   
                   2) Option Z should be given the command line and the
                      errorlevel thdpro uses.  For example
                         "c:\thdpro\thdpro.exe ~AF /C~CP", errorlevel 0

                   3) Option ! should say yes (to use testinfo.dat) and you
                      should supply the thdpro directory.

       10.09 How do I add netmail into Telegard for squish?

                You will need a mailer or front end that can handle the
                squish in the first place.  Assuming you have this or
                use a squish.cfg type setup:

                In squish.cfg add  
                
                NetArea  NETMAIL          C:\MSG\NET\NETMAIL -$
                (-$ = SQUISH format; that's a dollar sign, not a capital S)

                Also, makes sure your TG NETMAIL area uses the same dir 
                (see A-E, below):

                Message Area Manager - 
                
                A. Description    NETMAIL
                B. Area tag       NETMAIL
                C. Area path      "C:\MSG\NET\"
                   Area name      "C:\MSG\NET\NETMAIL"
                D. Area format    Squish    !. Date   Tue 25 Jun 1996  10:27p
                E. Area type      Netmail      QWK-Index   4
                F. Reading ACS    "s255"
                G. Posting ACS    "s255"
                H. SysOp ACS      "s255xL"
                I. Network ACS    "s255"
                L. Origin line    <your origin line>
                M. Mail address   AKA matching   S. Anonymous       No
                N. Mail flags     R---F-/-ACS-   T.   *Tracking     N/A
                O. Posting type   Private        U. Info filename   N/A
                P. Scan type      Default OFF    V. Limit Msg/Age   Unlimited, 10 days
                
                Naturally, change my dir locations to match those of your 
                setup.

       10.10 How do I add netmail/Internet email into Telegard for jam?

                There is a FAQ on this subject done by Scott Adams
                (Fringe BBS 1:112/91 TG Beta) called tgemail.faq.  If you
                wish to have this FAQ you can freq it from there or ask
                him in netmail or tg_support (fido echo) to post it. This
                FAQ handles TG for Netmail and Internet email.

       10.11 How do I make my automessage pause?
              
                You can add a menu command or a script command after you
                execute the automessage (MENU UR command) that will pause 
                it.  For example the logon.scr now has the MENU UR in it.
                After this command do a PUTNL "~SP" (MCI code for a pause)
                after the MENU UR line.  This will pause the automessage.
                You can also add a ~SP to the actual automessage itself.
                The automessage is a plain text/ascii file that can be
                edited/found in the \data directory.

       10.12 How do I make my bulletins display .ans files?

                As with any files used in Telegard you can have .ans files
                to display ansi text.  Bulletins are no different.  You
                should  have the bulletin filename (like Bullet1.ans) placed
                in your \text directory as always or just use a Bullet1.msg
                file which has both TG color codes and ascii.

       10.13 How do I stop MCI codes from expanding in menus?

                MCI codes can overlap other items in a menu or ansi file
                and cause problems.  You should use the MCI alignment
                codes like ~EL.  So to only display a item like postal
                code to 30 characters you would do ~EL30~UC to limit it.
                Consult \docs\mci.ref on the section of Extended processing
                commands.

       10.14 I've deleted a user and packed the user index/files but now 
             Telegard keeps getting an error when loading.  Why?
                
                You likely did not run the index utility afterwards.  Just
                run Index Build All outside of Telegard and it should fix
                the indexes.
       
       10.15 How do I make new menus for Telegard?

                You will need some form of editor like Thedraw to do ansi
                files and save them.  Remember the menus can be pure ansi
                (no ascii) and shown only to Ansi callers or .msg format.
                In .msg format the caller can see this one file if it he
                has color or ascii ability.  These menus should be placed
                in your \text directory.  If you only want a basic default
                menu then you should use the menu editor and just add new
                commands to the menu.  If you wish to have a displayable file
                (ansi or whatnot) enter the menu editor, edit the menu of
                choice.  Hit T to toggle the menu editor display.  You
                will see the screen change.  This is a common mistake that
                people seem to overlook this hidden area.  Option #3 menu
                display will allow you to add the menu.  Use the same file
                as that in \text (with no extension).  Here you will also
                notice you can edit your menu prompts and do other things.

       10.16 How can I display certain menus to certain security levels?

                You should name the file in a fashion like menuSL.ext where
                menu is the basic filename, SL= the Security level and .ext
                is either the .ans, .msg or .rip formats.  For example
                File150.ans would only be for SL 150 above ONLY.  Thus
                someone at SL75 would not see file150.ans.  To add this to
                Telegard you would need the section described in the menu
                editor (see 10.15 on the hidden area).  In this case you
                would give option #3 the name of the menu with the added
                @S to the end like "File@S".  Then file150.ans would go
                in your \text directory.  The @S replaces the user SL
                with the check for filename.  If there is no match it
                will assume a basic file like file.ans (which is good
                to have a 'basic' menu for defaults). 
                
       10.17 Should I use the -O Telegard parameter?

                When loading Telegard in a multinode environment from a 
                batch file, I suggest including the -O command line parameter.  
                This assumes that the node specified on the command line *is* 
                the correct node number, and will override any previous node 
                status left from a system crash or whatnot.

                The main reason that -O was *not* made the default, was that it
                was assumed that the batch files could easily pass -O to 
                override, while a local user typing 'TELEGARD -Nnn' to boot 
                the system would not necessarily type the correct node 
                number, thus overriding an active node, and killing the 
                process.  Thus, automated processes like .BAT files loading 
                Telegard on a known, specific node, should use -O to override 
                the settings.
       
       10.18 Will Telegard have a shuttle logon system?

                There is no shuttle logon menu, nor will I ever add one to 
                the Telegard code.  It's a personal issue, and I just don't 
                agree with shuttle logon processes.  If you wish to add a 
                shuttle logon, use a script file (top of LOGON.SCR, or a 
                separate shuttle logon), or use a logon menu.  Please do not 
                ask me to code one into Telegard; your message will be 
                deleted and I will not respond.  Sorry.

       10.19 How can I display files on a certain date?

                So you want to display certain files on certain dates 
                (01/01, 12/25, etc.) -- well, this is very easy with 
                Telegard and the scripting file.  For instance, adding the 
                following line to your LOGON.SCR will allow you to display 
                these timely files automatically:        

                                FILEDISPLAY ~EP/-~EL5~SJ
                
                Will then display any file in the form of mm-dd.* on that 
                particular date.  So 01-01.* is display on 01/01, 12-25.* is 
                displayed on 12/25, etc.

       10.20 Can I hide my email base from general area list?

                To hide your email area from the regular message bases (such 
                that it does not display in area listings, and can not be 
                reached with the [,] forward/reverse area toggles, add C! to 
                the ACS string; this will hide it from regular listings, 
                *but* the area will still be available for all 'Email Area' 
                specific menu commands!
       
       10.21 How can I reset my logging graphs?

                To reset your time logging graphs, delete the file 
                TIMELOG.DAT when no user is online and all nodes are sitting 
                in DOS.  This will start new graphs the next time a user logs 
                on.  This file is found in your \data directory.
       
       10.22 Does Telegard support Caller-ID?

                Yes.  Your front end mailer (like Frontdoor) will have to
                support this feature first.  If it does you will hav eto
                refer to its documentation on how to supply the CID info
                to Telegard via a batch file.  Once you have the parameter
                you can tell TG the CID info via

                        -ID=[s] Caller ID Caller Phone Number
                        -IN=[s] Caller ID Caller Name
                
                This info will be reported to the Sysop Logs.
       
       10.23 Are there any Telegard Security holes?         

                No.  Unlike the older versions (prior to 2.7) there are
                no known backdoors or security holes in the modern versions
                of Telegard.  There is a FAQ posted in Fido TG_Support and
                avaliable in the TGFAQ*.* files (on web site) that is on
                Telegard Security.  The most common mistake from security
                holes in your system is through ACS typos.
       
       10.24 My new CD-ROM won't work in Telegard.  Why?         

                If you just installed the CD-ROM and it won't work in
                Telegard try this:
                                                                                                                                        
                Go into System Configuration->Hardware.  Press T and TG 
                will rescan and look for all installed HDs and/or CD-ROMS.
                When it asks to update the drive table, press Y. 


       11.0  Contributing Authors

       11.01 Frequently Asked Question maintainers

                Tim Strike - Fidonet 1:259/423

                    Internet tim@telegard.net
                    IRC      tstrike
        
                    WWW      http://qlink.queensu.ca/~4ts2 (until 04/98)
                    FTP      ftp://telegard.net/pub/tg

                    BBS      Forbidden Knights
                             (905) 820-7273
                             2400-33,600 Dual Standard (HST/V34)

                Scott Adams - Fidonet 1:112/91

                    Internet longshot@fringe.jax.fidonet.org
                    IRC      Longshot

                    BBS      Fringe BBS - EWOG II
                             (904) 733-1721
                             2400-28,800
                  
       11.02 Frequently Asked Question contributers

                Mike Hodgson - os/2 tips with sio                    
                Grapes (IRC)
                Ken Reaverson/Sammaster (IRC)
                Hausmaus (IRC)

       11.03 How to submit questions & answers

                Question (& answer) submissions can be made to either
                of the F.A.Q. maintainers, by logging onto their BBSes, by 
                sending Fidonet netmail, by sending Internet email, or 
                through the IRC sessions when they are online.

                Please feel free to submit questions and answers, as this 
                information repository can only grow with your help.

        
                  Telegard Bulletin Board Software, v3.10
                   REFERENCE: File Section Documentation

                      Copyright (C) 1998 by Tim Strike
                            All Rights Reserved.


        TABLE OF CONTENTS
        
        1.0  Telegard 3.10 File System
                1.1  New File Section
                1.2  The FA2FB and FB2FA Utilities
        2.0  Frequently Asked Questions
                2.1  Do I need to use these utilities?
                2.2  What are the advantages?
                2.3  What are the disadvantages?
                2.4  Can I delete my 3.02 *.FB* files?
                2.5  How do I use these utilities?
        3.0  List of utilities
                3.1  Unlisted Utilities
                3.2  Legacy File System Utilities
                3.3  Telegard 3.10 File System Utilities
        4.0  Contacting the author


        1.0  TELEGARD 3.10 FILE SYSTEM

        1.1  The New File Section

                Telegard 3.09.g1 introduced a new format file section.  
                This new file section is not compatible with the previous 
                3.02 release.  However, this new file section provides many 
                things that 3.02 does not:

                        1) Faster, more efficient searching and indexing
                        2) Smaller file storage
                        3) Truly variable length file descriptions
                        4) > 32,000 files
                        5) Same name files in different areas

                However, these improvements do not come without a cost.  The 
                cost is that your old file section utilities do not work.

                Did we leave you hanging?  No.  As a development team, we 
                don't believe in blindly forcing everyone to upgrade 
                without providing alternatives and solutions.


        1.2  The FA2FB and FB2FA Utilities

                We have provided a set of utilities which will convert your 
                file section BACK to the original 3.02 format, allow you to 
                run all of your legacy utilities, and then convert your 
                file section (or updated areas) BACK to the 3.09.g1 format.  
                
                Is this a kludge?  No.  It's a solution to allow you to 
                continue using some of the utilities that you would like to 
                run until their authors can update the utilities--it is our 
                way of providing temporary backward compatibility [and it's 
                a good thing].  Once those authors have updated their 
                utilities, you no longer need to run FA2FB and FB2FA!

                (We will stop supporting FA2FB and FB2FA as we move toward 
                the final release; those legacy utilities that are not 
                updated will simply not be compatible with Telegard 3.10).        


        2.0  FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

        2.1  Do I need to run the utilities?

                No, you don't.
                  
                If you aren't using any legacy 3.02 utilities, or are 
                willing to do without them for a while, then you do not 
                need to use the FA2FB and FB2FA utilities.  In fact, I would 
                prefer that everyone switch to the new file section 
                permanently, but some people aren't willing to give up 
                their old utilities just yet.


        2.2  What are the advantages?

                The advantage is that you can maintain backward 
                compatibility to your legacy utilities until they are 
                properly updated (i.e. we didn't break every single file 
                utility with this release--at least not yet<g>).


        2.3  What are the disadvantages?

                To convert b/w *.FA and *.FB on the fly, you need to keep 
                both sets of data files.  This could be a huge waste of 
                space on your system, depending on the size of the file 
                section you carry.  In addition, the conversion takes some 
                time on larger file areas.


        2.4 Can I delete my 3.02 *.FB* files?

                If you no longer need them, yes.  If you intend on using 
                the FA2FB and FB2FA utilities, then it is suggested that 
                you keep them since it'll make the conversion faster (see 
                next section).  If you choose to delete them b/w the 
                utilities, then they will have to be completely regenerated.


        2.5  How do I use the utilities?

                You use the utilities by moving all of your file section 
                utilities into one section in your nightly maintenance 
                batch file (or otherwise), and then adding the commands to 
                run FA2FB and FB2FA:

                     FA2FB -date
                     ... old 3.02 file utilities here ...
                     FB2FA -date
                     ... 3.10 file section utilities here ...
        
                So what exactly does -date do?  What it does is that it 
                looks at the date of the .FA* and .FB* files, and if 
                nothing has been updated, then nothing has changed and it 
                leaves the area without converting it.  It speeds up 
                processing of the conversion.


        3.0  LIST OF UTILITIES 

        3.1  Unlisted Utilities

                Utilities which are not listed have not been confirmed as
                either compatible or incompatible.  You will have to make
                that determination based on the utility documentation; if
                it makes no mention of Telegard 3.10 file structures, then
                it is not likely 3.10 compatible.
        
                As you make this determination, please let us know so we
                can update this listing.

        3.2  Legacy File System Utilities

                The following utilities use the 3.02 file structures. If 
                you find other utilities which only work with the 3.02 file 
                section, please let me know:

                ALLFIX 5.00.23  Allfix file processor       Harald Harms
                BLUEWAVE 3.01   Bluewave Mail Door          George Hatchew
                TGWAVE 1.12     TGWave Bluewave/QWK Door    Lars Hellsten


        3.3  Telegard 3.10 File System Utilities
                
                FDTG 3.10       FD->TG Download Counter     Tim Strike                    


        4.0  CONTACTING THE AUTHOR

                The author of this document can be contacted as follows:

                Echomail:       Tim Strike, TG_SUPPORT (fidonet)
                Netmail:        Tim Strike @ 1:259/423 (fidonet)
                Internet Email: tim@telegard.net


                  Telegard Bulletin Board Software, v3.10
                       Language Change Documentation

                      Copyright (C) 1998 by Tim Strike
                            All Rights Reserved.


                 Language changes from 3.09.g1 to 3.09.g2:

        In order to preserve any changes you have made to your language 
        files, you must update your languages appropriately using the text 
        provided.  This upgrade has not been automated because the changes 
        you have made to your language file might not be recognizable by 
        our parser, and subsequently your language file would not be 
        preserved.

        It will take some time to update your languages; remember that you 
        must update each of the languages on your system.  The general 
        instructions are as follows:

                1) Update your languages with the text below
                2) Recompile your languages with MAKELANG
                3) Repeat for other languages . . .

        There is a way to speed up the update of your language files, but 
        it has some drawbacks.
                
                1) If you added comments, they will be lost -- HOWEVER, the
                   comments will now match the master ENGLISH.TXT exactly!
                2) It can only process the language additions and removals,
                   not changes.  Changes are too subtle for my AI 
                   programming skills.

        That said, if you want to cut down slightly on your work, try:

                1) Backup your current languages
                2) Unpack the release ENGLISH.TXT into a temporary 
                   directory ('UNPACK LANGUAGE.TWS \TEMP\')
                3) Rename \TEMP\ENGLISH.TXT to a different filename, 
                   something like \TEMP\MASTER.TXT
                4) Copy MASTER.TXT into your language directory
                5) Run MAKELANG <language> -M MASTER, which will create
                   <language>.NEW as a resultant file
                6) Edit <language>.NEW, and update the lines which 
                   LANGUAGE.G2 has updated.
                7) When satisfied, rename <language>.NEW to <language>.TXT
                8) Recompile <language> with MAKELANG
                9) Repeat 5, 6, 7 & 8 for other languages . . .
                
        The MAKELANG -M feature will add new lines, and remove unused lines,
        will update the comments in the language.


      ADDED                                      
     
        The following strings have been added to your language file.  The 
        comments surrounding the new additions should be included (comments 
        preceed the entries they are associated with).

        0115 morning
        0116 afternoon
        0117 evening
        0149 ~SM`0CShould your emulation be detected at logon (no=use settings)? [~&Y]: `0B
        0656 ~SM`0CPath does not exist and file can not be copied; local download aborted.
        0657 `0CMaximum description length reached.
        0658 ~SM`0ECurrent Description:
        ; 659: &1 Line number, &2 Description line
        0659 `0F~ER4~&1: `07~&2
        ; 660: &2 Description lines
        0660 ~SM`09Edit Description: (1-~&2,?=Help,X=Save,Q=Quit): `0B
        0661 ?DILQX
        0662 ~SM`0B#`07 : Edit line   (`0BL`07)ist description
        0663 (`0BD`07)elete lines  (`0BQ`07)uit
        0664 (`0BI`07)nsert line   (`0BX`07)Save and quit
        ; 665-668: &1 &2 Line numbers
        0665 ~SM`09Edit line ~&1: `1F
        0666 `09Insert before line (~&1-~&2): `0F
        0667 ~SM`09Delete from which line (~&1-~&2): `0F
        0668 `09Delete to which line (~&1-~&2): `0F
        0672 ~SM`0CDelete selected lines? [~&Y]: `0B
        0676 ~SM`0CDescription is presently empty.
        0790 ~SM~SM`0CToggle continuous listing mode on (no tagging prompt)? [~&Y]: `0B
        0913 `09Receipt mode: (`0BA`09)sk for each (`0BY`09)es (`0BN`09)o receipts : `0B
        0914 AYN
        0915 `0CFile record with same filename already exists in destination area; aborted.
        1276 `0CUpdate lastread pointer to avoid skipped messages? [~&Y]: `0B
        1397 ~SM`07Search messages -
        1414 `0CScan all areas for keyword? [~&Y]: `0B
        1429 ~SM`09Message scan (F)orward or (R)everse? [F]: `0B
        1430 FR
        1431 `0CSkip previously read (marked as received) messages? [~&Y]: `0B
        1432 `0CRead messages marked to 'All'? [~&Y]: `0B
        1467 `0CMessage area statistics file (MSTATS.TXT) has not been created.
        1468 `0CView message area statistic file? [~&Y]: `0B
        1469 ~SM`0CCreate/update message area statistic file? [~&Y]: `0B
        ; 1495: Read status; 1496: New status
        1495 `0CR
        1496 `0E*
        ; 1497: &1 Low bound, &2 Upper bound, &3 Default (first unread)
        1497 `09Email messages (~&1-~&2) [~&3]: `0F
        1539 `0CDenied!  ~EL20~&1 ~EL20~&2 ~EL25~&3
        1540 ~SM`0CSome of your messages were denied because you did not have sufficient access.
        ; 1661: Dealer "Hidden" Card
        1661 `7F ? `07
        1719 `0CDo you wish to remove this entry (No=Edit)? [~&Y]: `0B
        ; 1779: Label for daily system usage graph
        1779 `0A  %   
        ; 1782: Graph colour; density label
        1782 `0E
        ; 1787: Graph colour, density graph piece
        1787 `0B
        ; 1790: Graph pieces
        1790 ڿ���͵������� ?�..`'-=+|+[.xX# ?]
        ; 1791-1794: Graph colours; y labels, border, bar graph piece, x labels
        1791 `0F
        1792 `09
        1793 `0C
        1794 `0B
        1805 ~SC~SM`0EView Documentation - available files:~SM
        1806 ~SM`09Enter a document filename or (Q)uit: `0B
        1807 Q
        1808 `07Document file not found.
        ; 1923: Online caller, hidden 1918: Online caller, not hidden
        1923 `07~EL3~&1 ~&8 `0E~EL30~&2 `03~EL6~&7 `02~EL15~&6 `01~EL18~&4
        ; 1924: Node listing footer (displayed after list of whos online)
        1924  
        ; 1925-1926: Flag codes, 1925: Quiet (Do Not Disturb), 1926: Hidden
        1925 `0DQ
        1926 `0EH
        
      REMOVED  

        The following strings have all been removed.  You should remove 
        them from your language file as well (and remove any relative 
        comments leading to these items).
        
        0647 ~SM`0BTransfer complete (
        0716  cps
        1491 `0F~EL5~&1 `02     (deleted)      `0E~EL22~&3 `0B~EL26~&4
        
      CHANGED

        The following entries have been changed.  The comments before the 
        entries indicate the reason the entries were changed, so that you 
        can update your entries appropriately.  If entries were replaced 
        with different text, the comment is "Replaced text".
        
        ; Removed leading `07
        0103 Press <ENTER> to complete connection...~SR

        ; Added fallback options
        0269 ~SM`07Terminal emulation toggled to ~UT (fallback to ~UV).

        ; Added default option &3
        ; 0331: &3 Default Selection
        0331 ~SM`09Select language (~&1-~&2) [~&3]: `0B

        ; Added time of day ~SQ
        0353 ~SM`0BGood ~EM~SQ, ~UH.  Welcome to ~SA`0B...~SM

        ; Replacement text
        0648 ~SM`0CDescription changes have not been saved, quit anyway? [~&Y]: `0B

        ; Removed one leading space
        0649  (free)

        ; Converted to use MCI codes
        ; 650: &1 filename, &2 status (free = line 649, o/w blank )
        0650 `07Filename     : `0E~&1 ~&2

        ; Replacement text
        ; 674-675: &1 Filename
        0674 ~SM`0CDuplicate: `0B~&1 `0Cexists in area ~FN.  Upload denied.
        0675 ~SM`0CDuplicate: `0B~&1 `0Cexists in area ~FN.~SM`09Saving file for review...

        ; Converted to use MCI codes
        ; 711-720: &1 Total files, &2 Rejected files, &3 Total bytes, &4 xfer time
        ;          &5 Average cps, &6 Total points, &7 Process Time, &8 Time Refund
        ;          &9 % xfer time refund
        0711 `07Total files  : `0E~&1 file(s)
        0712 `07  Rejected   : `0C~&2 file(s)
        0713 `07Total bytes  : `0E~&3 bytes
        0714 `07Elapsed time : `0E~&4
        0715 `07Average cps  : `0E~&5 cps
        0717 `07Total points : `0E~&6 point(s)
        0718 `07Process time : `0E~&7
        0719 `07Process time : `0C~&7 (not refunded)
        0720 `07Time refund  : `0E~&8 (~&9%)

        ; Replacement text
        0831 `0CProcess uploads (scan, convert & comment archive)? [~&Y]: `0B

        ; Add tag for download (@)
        0840 (`0BM`07)ove file            (`0B@`07)Tag for download
        0841 ADIMTVWQ-@

        ; Added quote cycle
        1166 ~SM`09Quote (A:ll,F:rom,T:o,R:ange,O:ne,S:kip,C:ycle,Q:uit): `0B
        1167 AFTROSQC
        1198 ~SM`09Start at line (1-~&3,Q:uit,C:ycle,ENTER:Continue): `0B
        1199 QC

        ; Message attach updates - replacement text
        1289 ~SG`0C  [*>> Message contains file attachments -- transfer from message prompt <<*]~SM
        1291 ~SM`0CMessage does not contain any file attachments.

        ; Added message count & read status
        ; 1486-1487: &1 Message count, &2 Unread count
        1487 `0EYou have `0F~&1`0E private message(s) waiting, `0F~&2`0E unread.
        1489 ~SM`0FF Msg# Date & Time         From                   Subject
        1490 `09= ==== =================== ====================== =============================
        ; 1492: &1 Msg #, &2 Date/Time, &3 From, &4 Subject, &5 Read Status
        1492 ~EL1~&5 `0F~EL4~&1 `0A~EL19~&2 `0E~EL22~&3 `0B~EL25~&4

        ; Added trailing `0F
        1784 `0B      Midnight                            Noon~SM`0F

        ; Replacement text for SysOp Log viewing
        1800 ~SC~SM`0EView SysOp logs - available logs:~SM
        1801 ~SM`09View SysOp log (0:Today,1-~&1:Old), enter a filename or (Q)uit: `0B
        1803 `07Log file not found.

        ; Added node status flags
        1916 `0FN#  F Name                           Speed  Status          Location
        1917 `09=== = ============================== ====== =============== ==================
        ;1918-1922: &1 Node, &2 Handle, &3 Realname, &4 Location, &5 Login time
        ;   &6 Status, &7 BPS Rate, &8 Flags
        1918 `0F~EL3~&1 ~EL1~&8 `0E~EL30~&2 `0B~EL6~&7 `0A~EL15~&6 `09~EL18~&4
        1919 `0F~EL3~&1 ~EL1~&8 `0EWaiting for a caller           `0B~EL6~&7`07 -               -
        1920 `0F~EL3~&1 ~EL1~&8 `0EExternal event                 `0B~EL6~&7`07 -               -
        1921 `0F~EL3~&1 ~EL1~&8 `0COffline/Unavailable            `07-      -               -
        1922 `0F~EL3~&1 ~EL1~&8 `0CUnknown                        `07-      -               -
 
                            -------------------
                              About the Author
                            -------------------

        Telegard v3.0 Standard Documentation by Kevin Watkins, Telegard
    Alpha Site #3.  I can be contacted in the TG_SUPPORT FidoNet Conference
    as well as on my BBS (The U.S.S. Light Speed ][, 617/925-8508) and
    via e-mail at Kwatkins@cris.com.

        Telegard v3.0 is written by Tim Strike with the invaluable aid of
    all the Alpha and Beta Sites past and present.

        I would like to give a special thanks to all of these members of
    the Telegard Development Team for all the hard work, effort, time and
    money spent on helping to bring Telegard into the 90's.

        I would like to give an extra special thanks to previous Telegard
    author Martin Pollard for his years of hard work and finally allowing
    Telegard to move on by giving the source code to Tim.  Without him,
    Telegard would not be what it is today.


                              ---------------
                                  Preface
                              ---------------

        This documentation is not what it was originally intended to be.
    Due to several factors, it is not as complete as we wanted it to be
    for this release.  It should provide adequate information on all the
    configuration items of the system and go into some other details that
    we had time to cover.  An update to this documentation will probably
    be released independently of the software.  No specific information
    will be given as to when that may occur.

        Note: There may be last minute additions to the software that
    will not be covered in this document.  Other things may have been
    accidently overlooked.  If you have any questions about anything,
    whether it was included in this file or left out, feel free to ask
    in the TG_SUPPORT FidoNet Conference or contact any Alpha or Beta
    Site.  Feel free to point out any errors or omissions as well so
    that future versions of this document can be as complete and error
    free as possible.

                              -----------------
                               Reference Files
                              -----------------

        There are a number of reference files (*.REF) in the \BBS\NOTES\
    directory that have information about a variety of Telegard features.
    They include Text Files, Function Keys, ACS Commands, Menu Commands,
    and more.  Most of the information contained in these files will not
    be included in this version of the documentation.  Be sure to look
    over all of these files.


                               --------------
                                Introduction
                               --------------

        Telegard has evolved in the past few years with it's new author.
    This version, while visually very similar to older versions, is quite
    different.  If you have been a user of Telegard in the past, we hope
    that you will be impressed with the improvements that have been made
    while we hope that newcomers to the software will also be quite happy
    with what the new Telegard has to offer.

                                ------------
                                 Disclaimer
                                ------------

        Telegard has been tested for several years on many different types
    of systems under a vast collection of situations and configurations.
    However, while it has worked for many users in the past, we do not make
    any promise to function without error at any time.  The use of this 
    software is solely at your own risk.  The software is only guaranteed
    to take up disk space, nothing more.  We hope, however, that the features
    perform for you in the way they were intended to.  There is no warranty
    expressed or implied about any aspect of this software.  By using any
    portion of this package you agree to this disclaimer and cannot hold
    any member of the Telegard Development Team resposible for any damages
    you may suffer from it's use or mis-use.

        
        All software mentioned in this document is owned and copyright by
    it's respective author.


                               --------------
                                Requirements
                               --------------

        There are several requirements that must be met in order for
    Telegard to properly run on your system.  First, every BBS SysOp
    should have a working knowledge of their operating system and their
    hardware.  Knowing how to copy/move files, use a text file editor, make
    directories, configure your memory, and other aspects of your system
    will come in handy when operating your Bulletin Board.  Being familiar
    with archive/compression programs, fossil drivers, and protocol drivers
    will also aid you.  The more you take the time to learn, the easier it
    will be to diagnose and solve your own problems with these portions of
    your system.

        Memory:
            Telegard requires approximately 440Kb of Conventional Memory
        in order to run and properly execute script files during operation.
        If memory is tight, remove all script files and Telegard should be
        to run with 425Kb.  If you plan to swap TG to EMS/XMS, you will need
        to have 425Kb of either available at swap time.  If you plan to load
        Telegard's overlay into EMS/XMS you will need to have approximately
        635Kb available.  Having both options enabled will require around
        1070Kb EMS/XMS.

        Hardware:
            Telegard should run on any CPU as long as the memory requirements
        are met.  There are command line parameters to force the system to
        use certain display modes (monochrome/CGA) if it is not properly
        detected.
            Telegard will require atleast one modem and one phone line!
        All speeds are currently supported with easy upgrades availble as
        modems become faster.  Several popular modems have been predefined
        in the default Modem Definition File and are ready to go with only
        slight changes needed for your specific setup.
        
        Software:
            Telegard requires that a fossil driver be loaded and active on
        each communications port that is being used by the system.  If you
        are running above 2400 bps, it is suggested that those ports be
        locked at an appropriate rate by the fossil driver.
            SHARE is required if you plan to run a multi-node system with
        Telegard.  Once the Multi-Node option is toggled to active in the
        system configuration, Telegard will not run unless SHARE is loaded.
            You should have atleast one archive/compression program in order
        to manipulate archives that will be present in your file areas.
        Any program that can be used without operator input and can be used
        with command line arguments can be used.  There are several types
        already defined in Telegard's default Archive Definition File.
            You should have atleast one operational File Transfer Protocol
        if you plan to have files up/downloaded to/from your system.  There
        are no built in protocol drivers except for ASCII Text transfers.
        Several programs are already configured in the default Protocol
        Definition File and can be imported as you obtain the executable
        files.
            Other programs such as Full Screen Editors, External Chat Doors,
        Upload Processors, File Viewers, etc. are supported but are not
        required to operate your system.
    

                               --------------
                                Installation
                               --------------

        Unpack the distribution archive into the directory you wish to use
    as your main BBS directory.  It is suggested that you do not use common
    directory names such as "BBS", "TG", "TELEGARD" or names that are similar
    to your BBS name.  THe more unusual your directory names, the less of a 
    chance of certain security problems.  After this excute the command line:

        TELEGARD -L

    This will execute Telegard in Local Only Mode.  CONFIG.TG will not be
    found and a new installation will be assumed.  Press ENTER to continue
    the process.  There will be several onscreen instructions and some
    general installation notes displayed at several points during the setup.
    Please read all of them carefully.

        The next portion of the installation routine will allow you to alter
    the default path configuration.  If you change them, keep the original
    names in mind as they may be used as examples elsewhere.  The last two
    paths point to your archiver/compression programs and protocol drivers
    respectively.  It is recommended that you make directories for each of
    these and place the path in these fields.  Telegard will use the path
    name to execute the files to ensure that your copies of these programs
    are being used (for security reasons).  Any directories that do not
    exist will be created when you select to continue.

        The next few items will automatically decompress some of the default
    system files into their proper directories.  This process is automatic
    except for the requirement to press Enter to continue onto the next
    section.  

        Telegard will then automatically create some of the default system
    configuration files.  This will end the automatic portion of the
    installation process.

        Before you can run Telegard, two very important steps must be taken.

        1) Execute "INDEX BUILD ALL" from the main BBS directory.  This will
    create several index files that are required by the system.  These files
    provide a faster way of Telegard to access certain types of information.
    These files can be damaged by certain utilities or procedures.  This is
    not something to be overly concerned about since new index files can be
    created at any time with the INDEX utility provided with Telegard.  It 
    is suggested that "INDEX BUILD ALL" be entered into a nightly or weekly
    event to prevent problems.  Most System Operators should be able to run
    it nightly without too much aggrivation at an early hour of the day when
    BBS activity is low to none.  If nightly is too often or time consuming,
    please run it weekly.  Outdated or damages Index Files is the cause of
    a few minor problems and this is a simple and easy means of keeping them
    to an absolute minimum.

        2) Execute "MAKELANG .\LANGUAGE\ENGLISH" from your main BBS directory
    as well to compile the text version of the default language file.  After
    making *ANY* changes to the language file to customize your system, you
    *MUST* run this again.  Changing the text file means nothing if you don't
    compile it with the MAKELANG utility.  In this example, substitute your
    own language directory and language filename if you have changed them.

        There will be some files left over in the main BBS directory that
    were used for the installation and can be removed.  UNPACK.EXE and all
    the *.TWS files can be deleted.  They contain the default files that
    have been placed in their appropriate directories.  If at any time you
    need any of the default files, you can manually use the UNPACK utility
    on any of the TWS files to decompress files from within.  Just get them
    from the distribution archive if you ever need them.

        Your default Telegard BBS is now ready to be customized.  Each BBS
    should have it's own feel and look, otherwise everyone would only need
    to call one of them, you should do what you can to make yours as unique
    as you can.  Another thing to consider is that the default configuration
    may enable features to users that you may not want to provide.  You 
    should look over all the access settings and user levels to make sure
    you have everything secured the way you want it.

        You should now execute "TELEGARD -L" once again to load the WFC
    (Waiting for Callers) Screen so you can continue with the configuration
    of your system.  The remainer of the documentation will discuss the 
    options that you can customize from within Telegard itself.  Everything
    will be shown in order of appearance.



                               ------------
                                WFC Screen
                               ------------

        Unless certain paramters are used to bypass the WFC (Waiting For
    Caller) Screen, this is what you will see when you load up Telegard.
    If you will just be configuring your system, it is recommended that you
    use the -L parameter for Local Only use.  NOTE: The default system
    settings will blank this screen after approximately 1 minute of
    inactivity.  Pressing any key or receiving an incoming call will
    restore the screen immediately.


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 Press ESC for Command Menu                           Fri 14 Jun 1996  6:36a

        This is the WFC SCreen.  It shows a variety of information that is
    up to date with the current minute.  In order to make Telegard less
    taxing in a multitasking environment, certain items will only be updated
    every minute.

    Version and BBS Name Window:
        The top window contains the current Telegard version information,
    copyright information, BBS Name display, and finally the optional Node
    Number display for Multi-Node systems.

    Modem Status Window:
        The activity of the modem is displayed here.  All responses received
    from the modem will be shown here.  This is very much like the feature of
    many front end mailers.

    Activity Window:
        This window is much like a SysOp log displayed to the screen.  Items
    such as accessing the Quick Access areas, System Configuration and many
    other options accessible from the WFC SCreen will be "logged" here as
    well as some items concerning user logins.

    Resources Window:
        This window shows the available system resources available to
    Telegard as well as some general information.  The top portion of the
    window contains information concerning available memory, available
    hard disk space, your operating system and it's version number and
    whether or not SHARE (or an equivalent) is detected for file sharing
    in a multi-tasking/multi-node enviroment.  
        The lower portion of the window contains the Status of the BBS
    (or this Node), SysOp availability and the total calls made to the BBS
    to date.  The Status can show "Local" for local only input and "Waiting"
    when the BBS (Node) is waiting for caller.  SysOp availability is shown
    as Yes or No.  This is controlled by two functions, the Scroll Lock Key
    and by defining a "Chat Event" in the Event Manager.  NOTE: This field
    is only updated on even minutes!  Changing the setting will not alter
    the display until the next minute and the automatic screen update
    occurs.  # Callers shows the total calls ever made to your BBS since
    day one.

    Statistics Window and Activity Graph:
        This window details several aspects of daily activity.  All of these
    values are reset on the first call made after midnight each day.

        Active   : Shows the percentage that the BBS has had users online.
                   This activity is also represented in a graphical form
                   by the activity bar located to the right of this window.
        Calls    : Number of calls to the system today.
        Public   : Number of messages written in public (local and EchoMail)
                   message areas.
        Private  : Number of messages written in private message areas.
                   This includes e-mail messages.
        Netmail  : Number of messages written in Netmail message areas.
        Uploads  : Number of files uploaded to the system today.
        UL (KB)  : Kilobytes received (total) in daily uploads.
        Dnloads  : Number of files downloaded from the system today.
        DL (KB)  : Kilobytes sent (total) in daily downloads.
        Errors   : Number pf Run-Time Errors that halted BBS operation and
                   caused it to exit to the operating system.
        Newusers : Number od new users logging in to the system today.

    The current Date and Time are always displayed in the lower right hand
    corner of the Waiting for Callers screen.


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� Local I/O Only  �� � ��                               �� System     DOS    �
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�                 � (C)aller Listing    (A)nswer         ��Memory (K) 138    �
�                 � (F)ile Section      (H)angup         �� Reserved  17     �
�����������������ij (L)SysOp Logs       (+)Initialize    �� Used      426    �
�� Statistics ���ij (M)essage Section   (O)ffhook toggle �� Stack     31     �
� Active     1.1% � (S)ystem Config                      ��Disk (K)   87024  �
� Calls    2      � (T)System Manager   SPACE User Logon ��~SHARE     Yes    �
� Public   3      � (W)ho's Online      ALT-J OS Shell   ��                  �
� Private  0      � (Z)History Logs     (Q)uit to DOS    ��Status     Local  �
� Netmail  0      ���������������������������������������ٳSysOp      No     �
� Uploads  0      �����������������������������������������# Callers  13430  �
� UL (KB)  0      �� � ������������������������������������������������������
� Dnloads  0      �� � ��� Events ������������������������������������������Ŀ
� DL (KB)  0      �� � �� Access      *                                      �
� Errors   0      �� � �� Chat/SysOp  *                                      �
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 Press ESC for Command Menu                           Fri 14 Jun 1996  6:44a
        
 
        Pressing ESC will display the Command Menu.  Commands can be entered
    whether or not the menu is displayed, it is mainly there for reference.  
    NOTE: If Local Security is enabled, the System Password may be required
    in order to access these functions.

    Configuration and Information Commands:

    (C) Caller Listing - 
        Displays information on all calls made to the system today.

    (F) File Section -
        Loads the File System Quick-Access Menu.  This area provides fast
        access to the system file areas for easy SysOp maintenance.
        (This section is detailed later in the documentation.)

    (L) SysOp Logs -
        Displays the saved SysOps logs (number of days kept can be changed
        in the system configuration) and allows them to be viewed.
        The files are named SYSOP.LOG for the current day and SYSOPx.LOG
        where "x" equals the number of days ago the log was current.
        You can enter "0" to view the current log or any other number to
        review the past logs.

    (M) Message Section -
        Loads the Message System Quick-Access Menu.  This area provides fast
        access to the system message areas and local QWK offline mail
        functions.  All operations from this menu use User Record #1
        information (Posting Name, etc.).
        (This section is detailed later in the documentation.)

    (S) System Configuration -
        Loads the System Configuration Editor.  This is one of the hearts of
        the system where many of the default options and access settings
        are stored.
        (This section is detailed later in the documentation.)

    (T) System Manager -
        Loads the System Manager Menu.  This is also one of the hearts of the
        system where the other half of the main configuration items are kept.
        (This section is detailed later in the documentation.)

    (W) Who's Online -
        Shows a listing of each configured node and it's current status.

    (Z) History Logs -
        Displays the daily totals viewable from the WFC Screen for each day
        that the BBS has been in operation, starting from the present day
        and continuing down to the say you installed your system (unless
        a utility is used to truncate portions of the data  file or reverse
        it's order).

    Modem Commands:

    (A) Answer -
        Will force Telegard to try to answer the phone by sending the
        configured answer string.
    (H) Hangup -
        Sends the configured hangup string to the modem.
    (+) Initialize -
        Sends the configured initialization string to the modem.
    (O) Offhook Toggle -
        Will take the modem on/off the hook.  Mainly used for SysOps to
        leave the phone "busy" while configuring the system.

    Other Commands:

    SPACE - User Logon
        Hitting the SPACE BAR will activate the local login sequence.
    Pressing ENTER or N for No will abort the login.  There are three
    other options available from this prompt.  NOTE: If local security
    is enabled, some of the local login procedures will be altered to
    be more secure.

        (Y) - This answers Yes to the Local Login Prompt.  This option
              allows the local user to log on by typing in the name or
              handle followed by the password and phone number.
        (S) - SysOp Login; Automatically logs in as the first record in
              the user editor (The SysOp Account) without having to
              enter any passwords.
        (F) - Fast Login; After entering the name/handle of the user to
              log in as, you are immediately logged in without the need
              to enter any further information.

    ALT-J - OS Shell
        Pressing ALT-J at the WFC as well as while online will use the
    current swap settings and spawn an OS Shell.  When you are finished
    you will need to "exit" back to return control to Telegard.    

    (Q) - Quit
        This simply will stop Telegard from running and return you to your
    operating system.  If you desire to return to Telegard, you will have
    execute it with your desired command line again.

    
        
                      -------------------------------
                       File System Quick-Access Menu
                      -------------------------------

        The Quick File System is an easy method to access the system file
    areas without the need to log into the system itself.  Many of the
    commands are similar to the default file menu that is presented while
    online.  The current file base is displayed in the Quick-Access prompt.
    All operations from the Quick-Access menu are done assuming you are
    logged in using User Record #1 (The Default SysOp Account).  Uploaded
    files will be listed as being uploaded from that user.


File System Quick-Access Menu

File System:
([)Previous area                (])Next area
(A)Change file area             (P)Limiting date
(F)ile search                   (T)ext search
(I)nformation on file           (W)View archive interior
(L)ist files                    (Z)Toggle NewScan areas
(N)File newscan                 ($)Raw directory listing

Update Commands:
(C)onvert file format           (S)ort files
(D)escription import            (U)pload files
(E)dit files                    (V)alidate files
(G)ifspecs update               (!)Update file stats
(R)ecalculate file points

[To-SysOp-Only Uploads #0]
Command (Q=Quit): 


    Here's a summary of the File System Quick-Access commands.

    File System:

    ([)Previous area -
            Changes to the File Base previous to the current one.
    (])Next area - 
            Changes to the File Base after the current one.
    (A)Change file area - 
            Changes to a user selected file base.
    (F)ile search - 
            Searches File Names (only) for matching string.
    (I)nformation on file - 
            Displays extended file information such as transfer information,
            date, size, file points and description.  (Also prompts to view
            Archive or File Text.)
    (L)ist files - 
            Lists the files currently available.
    (N)File newscan - 
            Scans base(s) for new files.  (Single or All Bases)
    (P)Limiting date - 
            Changes the date that New Files are considered new.
            (Files on or after this date are treated as "new".)
    (T)ext search - 
            Searches both file names and description text for text strings.
    (W)View archive interior -
            Views the internal archive information for a file.
    (Z)Toggle NewScan areas - 
            Allows the user to select which bases will be used in "Global
            File Operations".  For example, removing a base from this list
            means that it will not be shown or checked during new scans of
            "all" bases.
    ($)Raw directory listing -
            Displays a DOS style directory listing of all files in the
            directory of the current file area.


    The following commands are SysOp commands to modify file information.

    Update Commands: 

    (C)onvert file format -
            Allows the conversion of a single archived file or a file mask.
            The current archive format must be defined so that it can be
            decompressed.  You can then convert to any defined archive
            format.
    (D)escription import -
            Goes through all files and searches for standard description
            files (FILE_ID.DIZ, DESC.SDI) and updates the description
            previously stored for the file with the one in the archive if
            one is available.
    (E)dit files -
            Allows modification of all file information along with
            incorporating several other functions to manipulate it.
            The available commands are described below.
            Manipulation Commands:
                (ENTER) and (-) cycle through individual file displays.
                (A)rchive view: Views the archive interior.
                (D)elete file: Prompts for the deletion of the "physical"
                    file then to remove the entry from Telegard's index.
                (I)mport description: If the current file is an archive,
                    it will be searched for a standard description file
                    to import and use as the file description.
                (M)ove file: Moves the file and the file record to a new
                    directory and area you choose.
                (T)est file: Will execute the Upload Processor or Integrity
                    Check.  If files fail, they will be given the status
                    "Scan Failed" in the file listing and not made available
                    to the average user.
                (V)alidate file: Will toggle the file to become validated
                    and prompt to award the uploader and whether to notify
                    them of the validation.
                (W)ithdraw credit: Removes upload credit from the uploader.
                    This does not alter the Validation setting of the file.
                (Q)uit: Exits the edit file function.

            Edit file data options:
                1. Filename: Changes the actual filename and it's record to
                    reflect the new new name.
                2. Description: Modifies the description line by line.
                    Entering a blank line at any time will end the
                    description even if there were previously lines after
                    the blank line.
                3. File date: Modifies the stored date of the file.
                4. File size: Modifies the stored size of the file.
                5. File points: Changes the file points of the file.
                6. Upload info: Modifies the Uploader Name and date of
                    the upload.
                7. Download info: Modifies the number of times the file has
                    been downloaded and the date of the last download.
                8. File Status: Modifies the following status flags.
                    (D)ownload Free: Ratios and File Points are bypassed.
                    (F)ailed: File has failed the upload/integrity scan.
                    (H)atched: File has been hatched out into a file echo.
                        This flag is mainly designed for use by external
                        utilities related to file echoes.
                    (N)o time check: User's time will not be taken into
                        account when downloading this file.
                    (O)ffline: File is offline.  This allows the file record
                        to remain active while the file can be removed and
                        stored elsewhere when the disk space can be better
                        used for newer files or other reasons.
                    (V)alidated: Validated is the normal status for online
                        files.
                9. Password: Password protects the file.  Password must be
                    entered before file can be downloaded.

    (G)ifSpecs Update -
            Adds GifSpecs (for .GIF,.JPG) to files in the current base.
    (R)ecalc. File Points -
            Recalculates file points based on the values set in System
            Configuration -> File System Config.  Very useful for updating
            all files if those values are altered without the need for an
            external utility.  Note: File Point System is optional.
    (S)ort Files -
            Arranges files to alter the order in which they are listed by
            the system to the user.  A variety of options are available to
            base the order on.
    (U)pload Files -
            Allows uploading of files that are already in the file base
            directories but need to be entered into the TG data files.  If
            files are detected, the options that are available are:
                (A)dd file: Adds the file to the Telegard data files.  If
                    no description file is found and auto uploading is not
                    active you will be prompted to enter a description.
                (D)elete file: Deletes the file from the directory.
                (N)ext directory: Skips the current file and all remaining
                    files in the current directory and continues the search
                    for files in the next directory (if any areas remain).
                (S)kip file: Skips the current file (does not add it to the
                    file area) and continues searching the current directory
                    for more files to upload.
                (Q)uit: Stops the upload process completely.
    (V)alidate Files -
            You are presented with the following prompt:
            "Prompt for validation: (Y)es (N)o (P)oints (Q)uit :
                (Y)es: Searches the specified area(s) for unvalidated files
                    and prompts for each file to be validated individually.
                (N)o: Searches the specified area(s) for unvalidated files
                    and automatically validates those files.
                (P)oints: Searches the specified area(s) for unvalidated
                    files and prompts for the points to assign to the file
                    and the points to award the uploader.
                (Q)uit: Aborts the validation function.
    (!)Update file statistics -
            Automatically searches for files in the specified area(s) that
            need to be updated with proper information (date, size, FPs, etc)


                   ----------------------------------
                    Message System Quick-Access Menu
                   ----------------------------------

        The Message System Quick-Access Menu is an easy way to read the
    system messages without having to log in.   NOTE: All messages posted
    using this system will use the name(s) stored in User Record #1 (the
    default SysOp account).  The QWK configuration will also be used from
    this account when the QWK offline mail functions are used.  All messages
    to and from *ANY* user can be seen using this feature if User Record #1
    has SysOp or Message SysOp Access.  The current message area is displayed
    in the Quick-Access prompt.


Message System Quick-Access Menu

Message System:
([)Previous area                (])Next area
(A)Change message area          (R)ead messages
(B)rowse nodelist               (S)can messages
(L)Reset last-read pointers     (W)Read waiting messages
(N)Read new messages            (Z)Toggle NewScan areas
(P)ost message                  (!)Message area statistics

QWK Offline Mail System:
(1)Download QWK packet          (3)Toggle QWK scan areas
(2)Upload REP reply packet

[Private Messages #0]
Command (Q=Quit):


    Here is a summary of the Message System Quick-Access Menu Commands.

    Message System:

    ([)Previous area - 
            Change to the previous message area.
    (])Next area -
            Change to the next message area.
    (A)Change message area -
            Changes to the selected message area.
    (B)rowse nodelist -
            If a nodelist has been configured, the nodelist browse/search
            interface will be loaded.  Text and node # searches are allowed.
    (L)Reset last-read pointers -
            Resets the Message Last Read Pointers to the date specified.
            Messages on the entered date and later are treated as new.
    (N)Read new messages -
            Scans area(s) for new messages and updates last-read pointers.
    (P)ost message -
            Enters a new message in the current message area.
    (R)ead messages -
            Prompts for a method to read messages in the current area.
            [F]orward: Reads messages from lowest to highest starting at
                the entered message number.
            [R]everse: Reads messages from highest to lowest starting at
                the entered message number.
            [T]o you: Reads messages addressed to you (User Record #1 here)
                in a forward order starting at the entered message number.
            [B]y you: Reads messages written by you (User Record #1 here)
                in a forward order starting at the entered message number.
            [N]ewscan: Scans current area for new messages.
            [W]aiting: Displays messages to you without updating the
                last-read pointers.  Since this feature skips several new
                messages and just displays messages to the current user,
                last-read/high-message pointers will manually need to be
                set if you never want the skipped messages appearing in
                newscans or future waiting mail scans.
            [S]ubject/Text Keyword: Searches for an entered keyword in
                message titles and message body text.  Messages containing
                your keyword will be shown.
            [Q]uit: Exit from the read submenu.
    (S)can messages -
            Lists message Titles/Subjects, To, and From information only.
    (W)Read waiting messages -
            See the description of "Waiting" under the Read Messages portion
            shown above.
    (Z)Toggle NewScan areas -
            Shows a table of areas to be included in operations concerning
            "all" areas.  If an area is toggled of on this table, features
            (such as newscans) that ask if you want to scan "all" areas will
            not scan it.  This allows users to not have to deal with areas
            they have no interest in reading.
    (!)Message area statistics -
            This feature is mainly for SysOp use to see the activity of the
            different message areas on the system.  Each area is listed
            followed by the Low and High message numbers present in that
            area then the total messages readable online.  After this is
            the total number of messages in that area that were written
            on your BBS (local) and then the percentage of the total 
            messages in that area that your local posts make up.  Then
            finally is the range of days that the messages take up along
            with the average number of posts per day.
    

    QWK Off-line Mail System:

    (1)Download QWK packet -
            Creates a QWK Packet in the local QWK Download dir.
    (2)Upload reply packet -
            Incorporates the messages in a REP Reply packet in the local QWK
            Upload Directory into the BBSes message bases.
    (3)Toggle QWK scans -
            Toggles the bases that are scanned while creating QWK packets.


                         ----------------------
                          System Configuration
                         ----------------------

        The System Configuration is half of the core of Telegard.  System
    hardware is configured here as well as many of the Telegard's internal
    functions.  External utilities to replace some of Telegard's features
    can be entered into appropriate areas of the system configuration.


System Configuration

(A)Modem Setup                  (Y)SysOp Macros
(B)BS Site Information          (1)Time Limits
(F)ile System                   (2)Call Limits
(H)ardware                      (3)Post/Call Ratios
(L)ogon                         (4)UL/DL Ratios (files)
(M)essage System                (5)UL/DL Ratios (KB)
(N)ewusers                      (6)Daily DL (files)
(O)ffline Mail                  (7)Daily DL (KB)
(P)aths                         (8)Timebank Storage
(S)ysOp Chat/Paging             (9)Timebank Deposits
(V)alidation Levels             (0)Timebank Withdrawals
(W)aiting for Callers           (*)System Manager
(X)External Utilities

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(A)Modem SetUp
==============
    Note: This section is used for single line (multi-node OFF) systems.
          Multi-Node systems will have all information here inserted into
          each node's modem config, so each node's modem configuration
          will need to be updated individually.

Modem Configuration - Default (Use Node Manager for individual nodes)

A. Modem description    U.S.Robotics Courier Dual Standard - 16,800
B. Communication port   COM3
C. Port information     IRQ 4, Base I/O address
D. Maximum BPS rate     28800 bps
E. Locked BPS rate      Locked at 38400 bps
F. Init command         "ATH0Q0V1E0M0X4S0=0S2=1S10=60&C1&D2"
G. Answer command       "ATA"
H. Hangup command       "~~~^A^A^A~~~ATH0"
I. Offhook command      "ATM0H1"

J. Flow control type    CTS/RTS (hw)   O. Hangup w/DTR toggle   Yes
K. Re-init timing       5 mins         P. Fossil in OS shell    Deactivated
L. Command delay        0.2 secs       R. Answer after ring     0
M. Answer delay         0.5 secs       S. Ring counter reset    N/A
N. DTR drop delay       0.5 secs

T. Modem result codes
!. Modem Defintion Files

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    A. Modem description:
            A Text description of the modem for your reference.
    B. Communication port:
            The COM Port the modem is on/attached to.
    C. Port information:
            Allows the specification of the IRQ and Base Port address to
            allow for non-standard configurations.  This information is not
            used by Telegard itself, but is stored for each modem setup so
            that the IRQ and PORT MCI Codes can be used to allow for easier
            setup of Doors and Protocols that require this information. 
            This is mainly of interest to multi-line setups.
    D. Maximum BPS rate:
            The maximum baud rate the modem can support for calls.
    E. Locked BPS rate:
            The speed at which the port is locked with the FOSSIL driver.
            (This speed is passed to the Door Drop Files if active.)
    F. Initialization command:
            The string sent to initialize the modem to get it ready to
            accept calls.
    G. Answer command:
            The string sent to answer the phone when RING is detected or
            the answer command is manually activated.
    H. Hangup command:
            String used to hang up the modem and terminate call.
    I. Offhook command:
            String sent to take the modem off hook resulting in a busy
            signal to incoming callers.


    J. Flow control type:
            Toggles between Hardware (CTS/RTS), Software (XON/XOFF), or both
            (Xnn/nTS) types of Flow Control.  Can also be disabled.
    k. Re-Init timing:
            The modem will be reinitialized after this many minutes if there
            is no modem activity at the WFC Screen.
    L. Command delay:
            The amount of time in tenths of a second that TG will pause
            after sending a command to the modem.
    M. Answer delay:
            The amount of time in tenths of a second that TG will wait after
            a RING is detected before the answer string is sent to the modem.
    N. DTR drop delay:
            The amount of time in tenths of a second that TG will pause after
            DTR is dropped.
    O. Hangup w/DTR toggle:
            If enabled Telegard will toggle DTR in order to disconnect/hangup
            the current caller.
    P. Fossil in OS shell:
            Determines whether or not the FOSSIL Driver should remain active
            or be disabled when the system shells to the operating system.

    R. Answer after ring:
            Sets the number of RING result codes must be received from the
            modem before the answer command is sent.
    S. Ring counter reset:
            If the number of rings in option R above is not reached in this
            many seconds, the counter will be reset to zero so stray single
            rings will not cause answering problems.

    T. Modem result codes (Sub Menu):
            Both verbal and numeric result codes are supported in the fields
            of this section.  Verbal codes are recommended as they are
            easier to keep track of and are standard between most modems.
            Also, numeric ARQ connections do not have their own field so
            a choice will need to be made between ARQ or standard connects
            if numeric result codes are used.

Modem Configuration - Result Codes

1. Successful       "OK"
2. Command error    "ERROR"
3. No carrier       "NO CARRIER"
4. Phone ringing    "RING"
5. ARQ connection   "ARQ"

A. Connect 300      "CONNECT"          L. Connect 21600    "CONNECT 21600"
B. Connect 1200     "CONNECT 1200"     M. Connect 24000    "CONNECT 24000"
C. Connect 1275     "CONNECT 1275"     N. Connect 26400    "CONNECT 26400"
D. Connect 2400     "CONNECT 2400"     O. Connect 28800    "CONNECT 28800"
E. Connect 4800     "CONNECT 4800"     P. Connect 38400    "CONNECT 38400"
F. Connect 7200     "CONNECT 7200"     R. Connect 57600    "CONNECT 57600"
G. Connect 9600     "CONNECT 9600"     S. Connect 64000    "CONNECT 64000"
H. Connect 12000    "CONNECT 12000"    T. Connect 115200   "CONNECT 115200"
I. Connect 14400    "CONNECT 14400"    U. Connect 31200    "CONNECT 31200"
J. Connect 16800    "CONNECT 16800"    V. Connect 33600    "CONNECT 33600"
K. Connect 19200    "CONNECT 19200"

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                1. Successful:
                    The result received when a valid command was given to
                    the modem.
                2. Command error:
                    The result received when an invalid command was given
                    to the modem.
                3. No carrier:
                    The result received when carrier is dropped or the
                    answer command failed to establish a connection.
                4. Phone ringing:
                    The result received when a ring is detected.
                5. ARQ connection:
                    The string added to the end of CONNECT messages when
                    an ARQ connection is established.
                    
                A-V. Connect Codes:
                    These fields store the result codes received for each
                    connect speed respectively.  With the exception of 300
                    baud connections, all strings are usually the same as
                    the option itself (Connect 9600 = "CONNECT 9600") if
                    verbal codes are used.  Numeric codes can be quite
                    different for each brand of modem.  Some of these connect
                    speeds may appear out of order due to the fact that
                    connect speeds can be added through a simple data file
                    without requiring a new update to the software itself.

    !. Modem Definition Files:
            This feature will allow SysOps to update their modem setups with
            great ease.  A modem definition file (.MDF) is a file containing
            values to all of the above modem setup information.  After a
            modem is imported, only a few options (e.g. Port) will need to
            be changed to reflect your specific hardware.  A default file
            (TELEGARD.MDF) is provided with a few generic setups.  At the
            time of this writing there are a few hundred modem definitions
            being distributed throughout the Telegard community.  MDF files
            must reside in the \DATA\ directory for importing definitions
            and will be created there when exporting.
                (I)mport:
                    This option will list available MDF files in the \DATA\
                    directory.  After selecting one, a list of all the modem
                    configurations stored in the file will be shown.  Select
                    the modem you wish to import.
                (E)xport:
                    This option prompts for a filename (defaulting to EXPORT)
                    to extract the modem setup to.  The extention .MDF will
                    be added automatically.  If the file already exists the
                    configuration being exported will be appended to the
                    end of the file.  This makes it easy to add your data to
                    a master defination file instead of having one file for
                    each of your modems.



(B)BS Site Information
======================

BBS Site Information

A. System name         "New BBS"
B. System phone #      "000-000-0000"
C. System location     "City, State/Province"
D. SysOp name          "New SysOp"
E. System password     "SYSOP"
!. Password Encryption Disabled

F. Multinode system    No              M. Area compression    Disabled
G. Use TASK= as node   No              N. SysOp log type      File
H. Node checking       10 seconds      O. SysOp log colour    Yes
I. Inactivity bell     4 minutes       P. # SysOp backlogs    7 days
J. Inactivity logoff   5 minutes       R. Global trapping     Disabled
K. Local inactivity?   Disabled        S. Highbit user info   No
L. Bulletin prefix     "BULLET"        T. User info colour    Yes

U. SysOp ACS           "s255xL"
V. Co-SysOp ACS        "s250xL"
W. SysOp LoginPW ACS   "s200"

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    A. System name:
            The Name of your Bulletin Board System.
    B. System phone #:
            The (primary) phone # of your BBS.
    C. System location:
            The City, State and/or Province your BBS is located.
    D. SysOp name:
            The name of the System Operator of the BBS.  It is important
            that this match either the real name or the handle stored in the
            SysOp's User Record.  Certain functions (e.g. Private messages
            to "SysOp" are sent to the user matching this name/handle) that
            are directly tied to this feature/item.
    E. System password:
            This sets the System (SysOp) Password.  Many of the SysOp Menu
            commands and local security options are tied to this password.

    !. Password Encryption:
            This field simply informs the SysOp the status of user password
            encryption.  *IT IS NOT A TOGGLE!*  The USERS utility is used
            to change the status of password encryption.

    F. Multinode system:
            Toggles multinode operations on and off.  SHARE is required to
            run a multinode system and Telegard will refuse to reload if
            this option is active and share is not detected.  Once this
            option is toggled on, the node manager becomes available and
            all modem configurations will need to be done there.  
            This option also alters what TEMP directories are in use.
            When this option is off, the directory of \BBS\TEMP\ is used
            for the temporary files for the online user.  Once this
            is toggled on, the system uses \BBS\TEMPx\ where x is the
            current node number.  Telegard will also now need to be loaded
            with the "-Nx" command line parameter to specify the node
            to use unless option G (below) is set.
    G. Use TASK= as node:
            If this option and option H (above) are enabled, the TASK
            environment variable set in the operating system will be used
            as the node number when Telegard is loaded.  This can be a very
            handy option for SysOps that have front end mailers that set
            TASK variable automatically.  If this is enabled the "-Nx" 
            command line parameter will not be required.
    H. Node checking:
            Interval at which nodes will check for internode messages and
            activity.
    I. Inactivity bell:
            If this option is enabled, a warning tone will be sent to the
            user if there is no keyboard activity after this many minutes.
    J. Inactivity logoff:
            If this option is enabled, the user will be automatically logged
            off if there is no keyboard activity after this many minutes.  A
            value of at least 1 minute higher than Option I is recommended if
            it is enabled.
    K. Local inactivity?
            If enabled local users will be subject to the inactivity options
            above, if disabled local users will never be logged out due to
            inactivity (This setting does not effect daily time limits.)
    L. Bulletin prefix:
            This is the default system bulletin prefix.  If a bulletin
            name is not supplied in the option field of any OS (Bulletin)
            Menu Command, this value will be used.  
    M. Area Compression:
            This option will alter the display of File Area and Message Area
            listings to renumber the areas to remove gaps in numbering if the
            online user does not have access to some of the areas.  When this
            option is disabled, areas the user does not have access to appear
            in the list with the number missing from the display.
            *WARNING FROM THE AUTHOR*: This option can be very taxing on
            slower and/or multi-node systems.  A considerable drop in ssytem
            performance may be noticed if this option is enabled.  You
            have been warned.  If your system is running poorly, try
            disabling this feature to increase overall speed.
    N. SysOp log type:
            Specifies the output of the SysOp Log to a File, Printer or Both.
    O. SysOp log color:
            If this is set to yes, Telegard Color Codes will be stored in the
            Log File.  If not, the log file will be plain ASCII without any
            color codes.  This effects the log FILE only, printing will not
            be in color.
    P. # SysOp backlogs:
            The # of days to keep old SysOp Logs.  The old logs will be
            stored in the format SYSOPx.LOG where x is the number of days ago
            the log was for.  Older logs are deleted.  Telegard automatically
            renames the kept logs so the Days Ago # is always accurate.
    R. Global trapping:
            If enabled, Telegard will log EVERYTHING that occurs while the
            system is running.  If disabled, regular logging will occur and
            chat logging and individual user trapping will be observed.
            (See chat configuration and user editor options)
    S. Highbit user info:
            Determines whether or not extended/High-bit ASCII is allowed in
            the fields stored in the user records.  This defaults to off as
            it's unnecessary in the U.S., but was added as international
            feature.
    T. User info color:
            If enabled, this option allows Telegard Color Codes to be present
            and translated in user information fields.  When disabled Color
            Codes are not allowed.

    U. SysOp ACS:
            Thes is the ACS that users must qualify for in order to have Full
            SysOp access.  This is the most powerful access on the System.
            Users with this access and the System Password can access every
            option in the system.  If you don't have a need to do a lot of
            SysOp activity remotely (while logged on from elsewhere) it is
            suggested that Full SysOp access be limited to local log ins
            only with the use of the xL ACS Statement in conjunction with
            other ACS commands that will limit it further to just the SysOps
            account and/or other trusted people that have access to the local
            keyboard.  See the ACS documentation for more details.
    V. Co-SysOp ACS:
            This is the ACS that users must qualify for in order to have
            Co-SysOp access.  Co-SysOps are less powerful than Full SysOps
            and generally have a lower access requirement.  This access can
            also be very powerful however and only very trusted people should
            have this access on your system.  It is also recommended that this
            ACS field contain xL (Local Only) to ensure security.
    W. SysOp LoginPW ACS:
            Users who qualify for this ACS will be required to enter the
            System (SysOp) Password (Option E above) in order to log in to
            the system.


(F)ile System
=============

File System Configuration

A. User access configuration

B. Sysop area         SYSOP              L. File:User points   1:1 points
C. Default UL area    UPLOADS            M. List uploader      No
D. Search dupes       On                 N. Download type      UL/DL ratio
E. Match extension    On                 O. Global download    On
F. Import FILE_ID     Yes                P. DL descriptions    Yes
G. Reformat FILE_ID   Yes                R. FP for unlisted    5 points
H. UL time refund     0%                 S. Gifspec type       Last line
I. Min ul space       500K               T. Pause before dir   Disabled
J. Text viewing       Disabled           U. CD-ROM table-upd   Every call
K. Kilobytes:point    10K                V. Upload testing     None

W. Upload processor   "C:\THDPRO\THDPRO.EXE ~AF ~CP", errorlevel 0
X. Use TESTINFO.DAT   Yes, "C:\THDPRO\"

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    A. User access configuration:

File System Configuration - Access Setup

A. List unvalidated ACS     "s200"
B. DL unvalidated ACS       "s250"
C. DL 'failed' file ACS     "%"
D. Auto val/credit ul ACS   "%"
E. File password ACS        "s250"
F. Blind upload ACS         "%"

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            A. List unvalidated ACS:
                The ACS required to see files with the Unvalidated Flag. This
                only allows the user to see the files, not download them.
            B. DL unvalidated ACS:
                The ACS required to download files with the Unvalidated Flag.
                Users must meet the ACS to see the files also (Option A.)
            C. DL 'failed' file ACS:
                The ACS required to download files with (scan) failed Flag.
            D. Auto validate/credit ul ACS:
                Users that meet this ACS have all Uploads automatically
                validated and they are immediately awarded the upload credit.
                It is recommended that only trusted users are allowed to
                access this feature.
            E. File password ACS:
                Users who meet this ACS are allowed to set a password for
                files.  The password will need to be entered before the
                file can be downloaded.
            F. Blind upload ACS:
                Users that meet this ACS can use the Blind Upload Feature
                which allows them to bypass entering a description for files
                and the Blind Auto-Upload description will be taken from
                from the Language File.
    B. SysOp area:
            This defines the file area private SysOp only uploads will go to.
            This has to match the filename used by one of the File Bases
            defined in the File Area Manager.
    C. Default UL area:
            This defines the file area that unqueued (unlisted) uploads will
            be placed in.  This can occur when users define files they wish
            to upload in their upload queue then proceed to upload more files
            than those they have entered.  These extra files will be placed
            in this file area.  The filename of one of the file bases is
            entered and then confirmed with the area description.
    D. Search dupes:
            The current indexing system does not support disabling this
            feature.  This item is ALWAYS active regardless of it's setting
            in Telegard v3.0.  It is reserved for future versions.
    E. Match extension:
            If toggled on, file extensions are not required to be entered
            in file area operations.
            (More detail of this feature in future documentation)
    F. Import FILE_ID:
            If the file is an archive and is of a type defined in the archive
            manager, Telegard will search the file for standard description
            files (FILE_ID.DIZ or DESC.SDI) and use those for the file
            description if found.  If none are found, the users description
            will be used or prompted for if it has not been entered already.
    G. Reformat FILE_ID:
            The standard format of a FILE_ID.DIZ file is 45 characters per
            line with 10 lines maximum.  There are several authors that do
            not follow this standard for this file however.  If this option
            is set to Yes, if line are over 45 characters long, they will be
            wrapped to the next line to preserve the text.  If this option
            is set to No and the lines are over 45 characters long, the lines
            will be truncated, removing the excess text.  Either way can
            produce undesirable displays if authors fail to follow the
            standard format of this file.
    H. UL time refund:
            The percentage of time that the user spent uploading a file that
            will be returned to the user.  100% will give back all the time
            they spent uploading a file.  This value can be set higher than
            100% to allow for a bonus in online time for uploading files.
            For example, if a file takes 10 minutes to upload and the refund
            is set for 110%, when the upload is complete and if the file is
            accepted, 11 minutes would be given back to the user.  It can
            also be set lower then 100 to give back partial or no time refund
            for time spent uploading.
    I. Min ul space:
            Minimum space that must be free on the drive accepting uploads.
            If this space is not available, files will be refused.
    J. Text viewing:
            Enable or Disable the viewing of Text Files or Archive Interiors.
    K. Kilobytes:point:
            NOTE: The file point system is optional!  This option is only
            used if option N below is set to "File Points".
            The Number of Kilobytes that make up 1 file point.  For example,
            if this value is set for 25kb, a file that is 100k is valued at
            a base of 4 points (The uploader and file are assigned points
            based on this and the ratio set in the next option).  Estimations
            are made for some files.
    L. File:User points:
            NOTE: The file point system is optional!  This option is only
            used if option N below is set to "File Points".
            This option sets how many points the file is assigned in the
            file area and how many points the uploader is awarded.  This
            dual field stores the file cost and user credit mutltipliers.
            The base point value (calculated in option K) is multiplied by
            the values in this option to calculate the points assigned to
            the file and awarded to the user respectively.
            Example 1:
                If this option is set to File:1 and User:3 and the file has
                a base file point value of 4 as the example in option K, the
                file will be assigned 1x4 points for a total of 4 points in
                the file area and the user will be awarded 3x4 points for a
                total of 12 points.
            Example 2:
                Using the same file as an example (base points of 4), this
                time we'll set the File:3 and User:2.  So the file will be
                assigned 3x4 (12) points and the user would be rewarded
                2x4 (8) points.  In this example, a user would have to upload
                more than they download since files are worth more than
                the credit.
    M. List uploader:
            If this option is enabled and the user meets the ACS to See
            Upload Info (this is set at the individual file area level) ACS
            then the user will see the upload info line for each file.  This
            line is shown after the description is displayed and before the
            next file.
    N. Download type:
            This determines what system will be used to control downloads.
            If none is selected, users can freely upload and download files
            as they please.  If UL/DL ratio is selected, the values entered
            in System Configuration options 4, 5, 6, and 7 will be used to
            determine the exact ratios used based on security level.  All
            time totals or daily limits can be used.  See these options for
            more details.  If File Points are selected, options K and L above
            will be used to calculate points for files and users.
    O. Global download:
            If this option is toggled On, all bases the user has access to
            will be searched for the file to be downloaded.  Previous
            versions of Telegard only searched the current file base which is
            how this v3.0 will behave if this option is turned off.
    P. DL descriptions:
            If this option is turned on, the user will be prompted to
            download a text file containing the BBS descriptions of the
            file(s) they are downloading.
    R. FP for unlisted:
            This option sets a file point value for unlisted files.  Unlisted
            files are downloaded by using the "*7" menu command.  Telegard
            doesn't know anything about these files so proper points cannot
            be assigned to it.
    S. Gifspec type:
            This tells the system where in the file description to put
            Gifspecs (Resolution and Color Information of GIF, JPG, and BMP
            files) if they are added automatically.
    T. Pause before dir:
            If enabled, the system will send the pause string before every
            directory when listing files.
    U. CD-ROM table update:
            Tells Telegard how often to check the CD-ROM drive(s) and update
            Telegard's drive table.  There is more detailed information on
            this function within the system.
    V. Upload testing:
            There are three options available:
                None: Will not test uploaded files.
                File Integrity: If the file is an archive of a type defined
                    in the archive manager, the Integrity test option of that
                    archiver will be used to test the file.
                Upload Processor: Files will be tested with the upload
                    processor configured in the next option.
    W. Upload processor:
            The full path and command line (with parameters) to execute the
            upload processor, followed by the success errorlevel.  Individual
            programs will have to provide their own setup information.
    X. Use TESTINFO.DAT:
            Some upload processors (such as newer versions of THD-Pro) use a
            data file to communicate with Telegard.  The processor will place
            results in this file and Telegard will read the data file in and
            update files and/or their descriptions accordingly.  If you have
            a processor that supports this file and you would like to use it,
            enable this feature.


(H)ardware
==========

Hardware Configuration

A. Audio hours           Disabled (Off)
B. Monochrome display    No
C. Screen size           Default (current)
D. Use BIOS for video    Disabled
E. CGA snow supression   Disabled
F. Use EMS for overlay   Disabled
G. Printer port          LPT1
H. Openfile time delay   0
I. Openfile threshold    90 seconds
J. Openfile timeout      30
R. Openfile defaults

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    A. Audio hours:
            If enabled, this option allows you to set the times that system
            audio is heard.  This effects such things as the Chat Call,
            transfer complete beeps, etc.  If the option is disabled, the
            audio hours are not limited and are always on.  Setting the
            starting and ending times to the same value will disable sound
            at all times.
    B. Monochrome display:
            Select yes if you have a Monochrome adapter and or monitor.
    C. Screen size:
            This option selects the screen size the system will use when it's
            loaded.  You are required to have a display compatible with the
            size you select.  In order to use the size your computer is
            currently set to before Telegard is loaded, set this option to
            Default (Current).
    D. Use BIOS for video:
            Turn this option on if you wish Telegard to use the computers
            BIOS to display to the screen.  This is slower but may help when
            running in a multi-tasking environment to prevent "bleeding".
    E. CGA snow suppression:
            If you have a CGA display and "snow" appears when the BBS is
            running, try using this option to reduce the amount of snow in
            the display.
    F. Use EMS for overlay:
            If you have enough free EMS memory, enabling this option can
            increase the performance of the BBS.  See the system requirements
            at the beginning of this document for current memory amounts.
    G. Printer port:
            The port that a printer is attached to.  This is mainly used if
            for printing SysOp logs if that option is enabled.  Even if you
            are not using a printer for Telegard, some operating systems
            may require this option to be set so that it doesn't conflict
            with other software in a multi-tasking enviroment.
    H. Openfile time delay:
            In a multi-node setup, Telegard will often times need to access
            a single file on more than one node at a time.  This option tells
            Telegard how long to wait before attempting to open a file that
            another node or program was previously using.  This is the delay
            between attempts only.
    I. Openfile threshold:
            This option tells Telegard how it should check to see if open
            files have been closed for use.  There are two methods.
            (A)ttempt Failure: This method will try for the defined number
                of times to open the file.  If it cannot be openned in this
                many tries, the system will give up.
            (T)imed Failure: This method will keep attempting for the entered
                number of seconds before giving up.  The number of attempts
                will be based on the time defined here and how long the
                system waits before trying again (Option H).
    J. Openfile timeout:
            If Telegard has to wait this many seconds to access/open a file,
            the online user will be notified.
    R. Openfile defaults:
            This will reset options H, I and J to their default values.


(L)ogin
=======

Login Procedure Configuration

A. Ansi Login           Detect           N. Hack warning area    EMAIL
B. Logon attempts       3 attempts       O. PW inquiry area      EMAIL
C. Logon timelimit      10 mins          P. Last callers kept    3 days
D. Check data #         Yes              R. Password updates     45 days
E. Check voice #        Yes              S. Alias/Handles        Disabled
F. Local security       Disabled         T. Login last callers   Handles
G. Display security     Disabled         U. Login menu           LOGON
H. Offhook for local    Yes              V. Local statistics     Enabled
I. Force voting         No               W. No timeleft bank?    Enabled
J. Check multi-logins   Yes              X. Language prompt      Disabled
K. IEMSI logins         Yes
L. Minimum bps rate     300 bps
M. ANSI/RIP bps rate    2400 bps

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    A. ANSI Login:
            This option has 4 values.
                Detect:  Telegard will try to detect the types of emulation
                    the remote terminal can support.                         
                Force No: Telegard will log all users in using TTY emulation.
                Force Yes: Telegard will log all users in using ANSI even if
                    their terminal can't support it.
                Ask: Telegard will ask the remote user if they can support
                    ANSI and use the proper emulation based on the answer.
    B. Login attempts:
            This sets the number of tries a user has to log on to the system.
            If they fail to log on properly or select to log on as a new user
            before this many attempts are made, they are automatically
            disconnected.
    C. Logon timelimit:
            This is the amount of time a user has to log on to the system.
            This value may also include how long a new user has in order to
            fill out the questions you have enabled for the new user process.
    D. Check data #:
            If this option is active, users will be required to enter the
            last 4 digits of the phone # stored in the Data Phone # field of
            their user record as a security option during the log on process.
    E. Check voice #:
            If this option is active, users will be required to enter the
            last 4 digits of the phone # stored in the Voice Phone # field
            of their user record as a security option during the log on
            process.  
    F. Local security:
            If this option is enabled, the System Password will be required
            to be entered before any function of the WFC Menu will be allowed
            to be activated.
    G. Display security:
            If this option is active, the local display will not show
            important information like passwords, etc. on the screen in case
            you are operating in an unsecured environment.  This will protect
            you and your users information.
    H. Offhook for local:
            Unless Telegard was loaded with the local only parameter (-L)
            this option, if enabled, will take the phone off the hook if a
            local log on is invoked.  If the BBS is in local only mode, the
            modem will be left in it's present state.
    I. Force voting:
            If this option is active, all users will be brought into the
            voting booth if the system detects that they have not voted on
            one or more questions.  They will not be allowed to exit the
            voting booth and access the rest of the BBS until all questions
            are answered.
    J. Check multi-logins:
            In a multi-node setup, when a user logs in to the system the
            the other nodes are checked to see if the current user is already
            active on another node.  If this is the case, the user will not
            be allowed to access the system on another node.
    K. IEMSI logins:
            If this option is active, at the log in prompt, the system will
            try to detect if the users terminal program can send an IEMSI
            packet with the users name, password and possibly phone #.  If
            the user does have this capability, the information is entered
            automatically for the user.  If any of the information in the
            packet doesn't match the info in the users record on the BBS,
            the correct information is requested by manual entry like a
            regular log on.  Once all the required information is correctly
            given to the BBS by either method, the user will be logged on.
    L. Minimum bps rate:
            This is the lowest baud rate that callers will be allowed to
            access the system.  Any calls slower than this connect speed
            will be terminated.
    M. ANSI/RIP bps rate:
            This is the minimum connect rate that allows access to ANSI
            and/or RIP Graphics displays.
    N. Hack warning area:
            When an illegal/failed log on attempt is made, a message can be
            automatically sent to the user's account.   The contents of this
            message are stored in the file WATCHPW.TXT which is kept in the
            TEXT directory.  This has to match the file name of a message
            area defined in the Message Area Manager.  The Private Messages
            area is usually a good place to leave these posts.  Leave this
            field blank to disable this feature.
    O. PW Inquiry area:
            This option is used to allow users to write their own text in a
            message to the SysOp in the event that the user failed to enter
            the proper information to log in.  A message area filename is
            required for this option.  Either The Private Message Area or
            another area supporting private mail should be used.  If this
            option is enabled, when a user incorrectly enters their password,
            phone #(s) or both the system will display INQUIRE (in the TEXT
            directory) and ask if they would like to send a message to the
            SysOp to tell them they have lost/forgotten their password.  If
            the user chooses to write a message, INQUIRY is then displayed.
            INQUIRY should give instructions on what you will require in
            order get back to the user with their password and/or phone
            numbers.  Remember, as the SysOp, replying to these posts
            directly is rather pointless as the user will not be able to
            log on to read them.
    P. Last callers kept:
            The system will keep a record of the callers for this many days.
    R. Password updates:
            If this option is enabled, Telegard will check the last time a
            user has changed their password and if it has been the number
            days defined in this option or longer, the user will be forced
            to change their password.  See CHANGEPW and PASSWORD in the
            display files  .REF file.
    S. Alias/Handles:
            If this option is enabled, new users will be asked if they would
            like to use a Handle/Alias/Pseudonym on the BBS.  Real Names will
            always be asked for regardless of this setting.  If this option
            is disabled, the users real name will be stored in both the
            Handle and Real Name fields.
    T. Login last callers:
            This option has 3 settings.
            Disabled: The login will not show the last few callers.
            Realnames: Will show the last few callers with real names during
                the log in with.
            Handles: Will show the last few callers with handles during the
                log in.  This option will not be available if handles are
                disabled on the system.
            Note: If you would like to change where in the login this list
                appears, disable it and place it in your logon script.
    U. Logon menu:
            This is the name of the menu file that will be loaded first after
            the initial logon sequence.  If multiple languages are in use,
            and different menus will be used for each language, be sure that
            this menu exists in each language's menu directory.  If this menu
            cannot be found, MAIN.MNU will be loaded instead.
    V. Local Statistics:
            If this option is enabled, local logins and use of the File
            System Quick-Access and Message System Quick-Access areas will
            add to system totals (daily posts, users posts, etc.).  Logins 
            will be recorded and counted as a "regular" remote calls.  If
            disabled, all local activity will be hidden except to the SysOp
            log files.
    W. No Timeleft Bank?:
            If this option is enabled, if the online user runs out of time
            and has time left in their time bank, they are asked if they wish
            to withdraw time from it in order to finish what they are doing
            and if they take enough, go onto something else.  If the user has
            no time available, or this option is disabled, the user is
            disconnected.
    X. Language Prompt:
            If this option is enabled, the user is prompted for a language
            to use right when they connect to the system.  If this option is
            disabled, the first defined language file is used for the log in
            process and after that the system will load the language stored
            in the user record.



(M)essage System 
================

Message System Configuration

A. Define system addresses
B. Default area configuration
C. User access configuration

D. Netmail status     Kill             J. Upload messages    Enabled
E. Hold all netmail   No               K. Userlist lookup    Enabled
F. UUCP email gate    Disabled         L. Nodelist lookup    Enabled
G. Antiquated UUCP    No               M. SmartQuote         Disabled
H. Honour RRQ         Yes              N. QuickQuote         Disabled
I. Space to post      4000K            O. Confirm FSE Save   Disabled

P. FSE command     ""
R. FSE non-abort   Internal
S. FSE doortype    RBBS-PC (DORINFO1.DEF)
T. Nodelist path   Version 6, "C:\BBS\NODELIST\"
U. Write logging   Disabled

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    A. Define system addresses:

Message System Configuration - Network Addresses

## Address           MatchAKA NetArea   ## Address           MatchAKA NetArea
-- ----------------- -------- --------  -- ----------------- -------- --------
1  0:0/0                                11 0:0/0
2  0:0/0                                12 0:0/0
3  0:0/0                                13 0:0/0
4  0:0/0                                14 0:0/0
5  0:0/0                                15 0:0/0
6  0:0/0                                16 0:0/0
7  0:0/0                                17 0:0/0
8  0:0/0                                18 0:0/0
9  0:0/0                                19 0:0/0
10 0:0/0                                20 0:0/0

Network address configuration (?=Help) :

            <ENTER>:Redisplay
                Redisplays the network address listing.
            (D)elete address:
                Clears the data from the specified address.  This does not
                remove the entry.  All 20 entries are always available.
            (Q)uit:
                Quits back to the message system configuration.
            (M)odify address:
                1. Network Address: One of your full fidonet style address.
                2. Match destination AKA: The addresses to match with the
                    above network address in the area defined below.
                3. Netmail area: The netmail area to post messages that
                    match the destination AKA.


    B. Default area configuration

All the options below are defaults used when bases are created or the type
of the message base is changed in the Message area manager (described later)
All of these options can be changed on an individual area basis from the
area manager.

Message System Configuration - Default Area Setup

A. Area format    JAM
B. Message path   "C:\BBS\MSGS\"
C. Reading ACS    "^"
D. Posting ACS    "^"
E. SysOp ACS      "s255xL"
F. Scan type      Default ON
G. Mail address   0:0/0
H. Origin line    "New BBS 000-000-0000"

I. Kludge lines   L.Magenta on Black            @PID: Telegard 3.02
J. Quoted text    L.Green on Black               > Quoted text
K. Message text   White on Black                Message text
L. Tear lines     L.Blue on Black               ---
M. Origin lines   L.Blue on Black                * Origin: XXXXX (9:999/999)
U. Update colours

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            A. Area format:
                The default format for message areas; Squish or JAM.
            B. Message path:
                Default path for new message area message file storage.
            C. Readinf ACS:
                Default ACS to read message area.
            D. Posting ACS:
                Default ACS to post messages.
            E. SysOp ACS:
                Default ACS to be considered Message Area SysOp.

            F. Scan type:
                Default value of scan type for message areas.  Options are
                Default off, Default On and Mandatory.
            G. Mail address:
                Default network address to use for new areas.
            H. Origin line:
                Default origin line for new non-local areas.

            I. Kludge lines:
                Default color of kludge lines.
            J. Quoted text:
                Default color of quoted text.
            K. Message text:
                Default color of message body text.
            L. Tear lines:
                Default color of tear lines.
            M. Origin lines:
                Default color of origin lines.
            U. Update colors:
                Will take items I-M above and apply them to all message
                areas currently configured.


    C. User access configuration

Message System Configuration - Access Setup

A. Write public     "s0"
B. Write private    "s0"
C. Write netmail    "s0"
D. Write pub&anon   "s200"
E. Write pvt&anon   "s200"
F. Write CC: mail   "s200"
G. Confirm req      "s200"
H. Normal attach    "s100"
I. Netmail attach   "s100"
J. Cross posting    "s200"

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            A. Write puplic:
                This is the ACS required to write messages in public bases
                that the user has access to. (See User restrictions)
            B. Write private:
                This is the ACS required to write messages in private bases
                that the user has access to. (See User Restrictions).
            C. Write netmail:
                This is the ACS required to write messages in Netmail bases
                that the user has access to. (See User Restrictions).
            D. Write public & anonymous:
                This is the ACS required to write anonymous messages in
                public bases the user has access to.
            E. Write private & anonymous:
                This is the ACS required to write anonymous messages in
                private bases the user has access to.
            F. Write CC: mail:
                This is the ACS required to use the carbon copy feature when
                saving messages.  Carbon copies are identical copies of the
                message addressed to other individuals.
            G. Confirm request:
                The ACS required to be prompted for a return receipt when
                a user reads private mail from you addressed to them.  If
                one is requested, the user will be notified when the receiver
                reads the private mail.
            H. Normal attach:
                The ACS required to attach a file to a message in a non-
                NetMail area.  Files will be stored and allowed to be
                downloaded by the message receiver.
            I. Netmail attach:
                The ACS required to attach a file to a Netmail message.
                Messages and their attached files will be treated in respect
                with their netmail flags.
            J. Cross posting:
                The ACS required to cross post messages in other message
                areas.

    D. Netmail status:
            Sets the default values of the Hold, Crash and Kill/Sent netmail
            flags.  If the user is a SysOp, these values will be prompted for
            with these default values.  If the user is not a SysOp, the 
            messages will automatically contain these flags without being
            prompted for.
    E. Hold all netmail:
            If this is enabled, all netmail will receive the hold flag.  This
            option will override the netmail hold status in option D.
    F. UUCP email gate:
            When enabled, this option will store the Fidonet style address of
            the email gateway for use in the reformating and automatic
            addressing of UUCP email.
    G. Antiquated UUCP:
            Enabled automatic UUCP addressing and reformating.
    H. Honor RRQ:
            Enables support to honor return receipt requests.
    I. Space to post:
            This amount of free disk space must be available or the writing
            of messages will not be allowed.
    J. Upload messages:
            Determines whether the local Uploading of messages is enabled
            for users with Co/Message base SysOp Access or higher.
    K. Userlist lookup:
            If this option is enabled, when the poster of a private message
            is prompted for the receiver, they will be able to enter a ? to
            get a listing of all users on the system.  If this is disabled,
            the correct spelling of the receiver's name will need to be known
            by the sender.
    L. Nodelist lookup:
            If a nodelist is specified and this is enabled, users will be
            able to look up addresses in the nodelist.
    M. SmartQuote:
            If enabled, message text will be reformatted to try to form a
            perfectly wrapped quote block to try to avoid the "chain saw"
            effect.
    N. QuickQuote:
            If enabled, up to 9 lines of quoted text will be displayed
            in the quote window and automatically use a "Range" type
            quoting method.
    O. Confirm FSE Save:
            If enabled, Telegard will prompt to save the message again
            after a Full Screen Editor is used.  This may be needed if your
            Full Screen Editor doesn't abort messages in a way Telegard can
            handle normally.
    P. FSE command:
            Full Command Line to run a Full Screen Editor.  If blank, the
            option is disabled and only the internal editor is available.
            This option is only used for normal (abortable) messages.
    R. FSE non-abort:
            Full Command Line to run a Full Screen Editor for use with non-
            abortable messages.  This should only be used with editors that
            support a special option to allow a message to become unabortable.
            Don't forget to add this option to the command line or batch file.
    S. FSE doortype:
            If a Full Screen Editor is enabled above, set this to it's
            required door drop file type.
    T. Nodelist path:
            This option defines the format and location of the nodelist files
            Telegard should use.  Version 6 and Version 7 Nodelists are now
            supported.  These files are only required for NetMail address 
            lookups and for Nodelist Browsing.  Front Door and InterMail do
            not use either of these formats.  Support for their format will
            hopefully be added in a future version.  Many other Front End
            Mailer Programs use Version 6/7 files and you can share these
            with Telegard.
    U. Write logging:
            If enabled, Telegard will create NETMAIL.JAM and ECHOMAIL.JAM
            files compatible with several JAM echomail tossers/scanners.




(N)ewusers
==========

New User Applicant Configuration

A. Open system       Yes                 M. Date of birth     No
B. New User level    A                   N. Random password   No
C. Application to    Disabled            O. ANSI              Ask
D. IEMSI new users   Yes                 P. Avatar            Ask
E. Language          Ask                 R. Clear screen      Ask
F. Date format       Ask                 S. Screen pauses     Ask
G. Mail address      No                  T. Hotkeys           Ask
H. Geographic area   Ask                 U. FSE usage         Ask
I. Gender            No                  V. Full-line input   Ask
J. Data phone        No                  W. Page length       24 lines
K. Voice phone       No                  X. Line length       80 columns
L. Scan phone #      No

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    A. Open system:
            If this option is set to yes, New Users will be accepted into
            the ssytem.  If this option is set to no, new users will not be
            accepted.  Users will be allowed to log in, but users that do not
            have a valid account will be rejected and shown the CLOSED file.
    B. New User level:
            The validation level given to new users to the system.
    C. Application to:
            If enabled, this option is the name of the user that will receive
            the new user application letter.  This must match the name or
            handle of a valid user on the system (Usually the SysOp, but
            could be a person specifically validating users for the SysOp).
            If this field is blank, the feature is disabled and new users
            cannot write the new user letter to the SysOp.
    D. IEMSI new users:
            If IEMSI is active (System SetUp, Logon Configuration, Option K)
            along with this option, then users logging on with IEMSI that do
            not have an account on the system will have the information from
            their IEMSI packet entered into the new user questions 
            automatically.  If this option is turned off, new users will have
            to manually enter in all their information.
    E. Language:
            If this option is blank, New Users will be asked to choose a
            default language.  If this option contains the filename of a
            valid language, that language will be forced as the default.
    F. Date format:
            If this option is blank new users will be prompted for the date
            format they wish to use.  All system dates will then be displayed
            and prompted for in that format.  If this option is not blank,
            the selected format will automatically be chosen for new users.
    G. Mail address:
            If this option is set to Yes, new users will be asked to enter
            their mailing address during the new user logon.  If this is
            turned off, new users will not be prompted for their address.
    H. Geographic area:
            This option can be set to force the geographic area to United
            States, Canada, International or ask the user to choose.  The
            information from this question formats certain items such as
            telephone numbers differently for each area.
    I. Gender:
            If this option is set to yes, the new users will have to enter
            either Male or Female as a gender.  If this is set to No, all
            genders will automatically be set to N/A.
    J. Data phone:
            If set to yes, the new user will be prompted to enter their
            Data Telephone Number.
    K. Voice phone:
            If set to yes, the new user will be prompted to enter their
            Voice Telephone Number.
    L. Scan phone #:
            If this option is set to yes, Telegard will try to match the
            phone #(s) entered by the new user with the phone #(s) of the
            other users.  If a match is found, details of the # and user
            will be written to the Sysop Logs.
    M. Date of birth:
            If set to yes, the users Date of Birth will be required.
    N. Random password:
            If set to yes, Telegard will generate a random password and
            present it to the user for approval.  The user can select this
            password or enter one of choice.
    O. ANSI:
            This option can be set to either Force, Prompt for or Disable
            ANSI for the new user.
    P. AVATAR:
            This option can be set to either Force, Prompt for or disable
            AVATAR for the new user.
    R. Clear screen:
            This option can be set to Force, Prompt for or Disable screen
            clearing between messages.
    S. Screen pauses:
            This option can be set to Force, Prompt for or Disable pausing
            when the screen is full.
    T. Hotkeys:
            This option can be set to Force, Prompt For, or Disable Hotkeys
            for new users.  If a user has this enabled, when a valid menu
            command is entered during the display of the menu, the command
            will be executed immediately.  If this option is not enabled,
            users have to wait for the menu prompt before commands can be
            executed.
    U. FSE usage:
            This option can be set to Force, Prompt For or Disable the full
            screen editor.  If this option is set to Ask or Yes, a full
            screen editor must be configured in  the System Configuration ->
            External Utilities.  Otherwise, the internal message editor will
            be used.  The Full Screen Editor cannot be used for the new
            user application.
    V. Full-line input:
            This option can be set to Force, Prompt For or Disable the full
            line input.  When full-line input is on, menu commands will
            require the user to press Enter to execute the command.  When
            turned off, the user can simply type the single character commands
            at the prompt and have them execute automatically.
    W. Page length:
            Sets the default page length a new user gets if they press Enter
            at the prompt.  Users can always enter a screen length of choice.
    X. Line length:
            Sets the default line length a new user gets if they press enter
            at the prompt.  Users can always enter a line length of choice.



(O)ffline Mail
==============

QWK Offline Mail Configuration

A. Packet name
B. Max messages to DL    Unlimited
C. Long CONTROL.DAT      No
D. Default archiver      ZIP
E. Include news          Ask
F. Include welcome       Ask
G. Include goodbye       Ask
H. Include new files     Ask
I. Include SESSION.TXT   Ask
J. Welcome bulletin      WELCOME
K. News bulletin         NEWS
L. Goodbye bulletin      LOGOFF
M. News generator        ""
N. Newfiles generator    ""
O. Local QWK DL path     "C:\BBS\MSGS\QWKLOCAL\"
P. Local REP UL path     "C:\BBS\MSGS\QWKLOCAL\"

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    A. Packet name:
            The prefix (8 character) file name of the QWK packets generated
            by Telegard.
    B. Max messages to DL:
            Sets the maximum number of messages allowed in a QWK Packet.
    C. Long CONTROL.DAT:
            If enabled the CONTROL.DAT file will contain extra information
            concerning the online user.
    D. Default archiver:
            Sets the default archiver that the QWK packets will be
            compressed with.
    E. Include news:
            This option can be configured to Force, Prompt For or Disable
            the inclusion of a News file in the QWK archive.
    F. Include welcome:
            This option can be configured to Force, Prompt For or Disable
            the inclusion of the Welcome message.
    G. Include goodbye:
            This option can be configured to Force, Prompt For or Disable
            the inclusion of the Goodbye message.
    H. Include new files:
            This option can be configured to Force, Prompt For or disable
            the inclusion of New Files.  Option N below must be enabled if
            New Files are to be included.
    I. Include SESSION.TXT:
            This option can be set to Force, Prompt For or Disable the
            inclusion of the Session.Txt information file.
    J. Welcome bulletin:
            Name of the Welcome Bulletin to include above.
    K. News bulletin:
            Name of the news bulletin to include above.  If News is to be
            included, and new news should be created for each packet, this
            is the name of the file that should be created by news generator
            in option M.
    L. Goodbye bulletin:
            Name of the goodbye bulletin to include above.
    M. News generator:
            The command line of the News Bulletin Generator if one is to be
            created for each packet.
    M. Newfiles generator:
            The New Files List generator command line.  The new files list
            should be written to either the languages text directory, the
            default main text directory or the current nodes TEMP(x) 
            directory.  This file MUST be called NEWFILES.DAT.
    O. Local QWK DL path:
            The path that local QWK packets made by the Quick Message System
            or command line parameters are created.
    P. Local REP UL path:
            The path Telegard should look for reply packets to incorporate
            with the Quick Message System or the command line parameters.


(P)aths
=======

Path Configuration

A. System data files      "C:\BBS\DATA\"
B. Default text path      "C:\BBS\TEXT\"
C. Default message path   "C:\BBS\MSGS\"
D. Default file path      "C:\BBS\FILES\"
E. Default menu path      "C:\BBS\MENUS\"
F. Language files         "C:\BBS\LANGUAGE\"
G. Log/capture files      "C:\BBS\LOGS\"
H. Semaphore storage      "C:\BBS\SEMAPHOR\"
I. Swap shell storage     "C:\BBS\"
J. File attach storage    "C:\BBS\FILES\ATTACHES\"
K. Archive utilities      "C:\ARCHIVE\"
L. Protocol drivers       "C:\PROTOCOL\"

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Specific files for each path will be documented at a later time.

    A. System data files:
            Path to system data files.
    B. Default text files:
            Path to system text/display files.
    C. Default message path:
            Default path for message system files.
    D. Default file path:
            Default path for file system files.
    E. Default menu path:
            Default path for menu system files.
    F. Language files:
            Path to compiled language files.
    G. Log/capture files:
            Path to system log and activity capture files.
    H. Semaphore storage:
            Path where the semaphore files are stored.  (Semaphore files
            are used to check for certain types of activity/events.)
    I. Swap shell storage:
            Path where Memory Swapping Files are stored.
    J. File attach storage:
            Path where files attached to messages are stored.
    K. Archive utilities:
            Path to Archive/Compression software.
    L. Protocol drivers:
            Path to (File Transfer) Protocol Drivers.


(S)ysOp Chat/Paging
===================

SysOp Chat/Paging Configuration

A. Paging length       15
B. Paging attempts     3
C. SysOp chat colour   L.Blue on Black
D. User chat colour    Yellow on Black
E. Ask for reason?     Yes
F. Refund chat time?   Yes
G. External chat       *Inactive*
H. External doortype   None
I. Auto chat capture   User setting

Enter selection or (Q)uit : 


    A. Paging length:
            Duration (in seconds) of an attempt to page the SysOp.
    B. Paging attempts:
            The number of tries a user can page the SysOp per call.
    C. SysOp chat color:
            Color of Text the SysOp types in during chat.
    D. User chat color:
            Color of Text the user types in during chat.
    E. Ask for reason?:
            If enabled, a chat reason will be prompted for and stored during
            the call when a chat attempt is made.  If an external door is
            being used for chat and this door has it's own internal "Ask For
            Reason" feature, this can be disabled.
    F. Refund chat time:
            If enabled, when chat is completed, the user will be given back
            all the time spent in chat.  If disabled, users will user their
            online time to chat.
    G. External chat:
            Command line for the external chat program if one is desired to
            replace the internal chat features.
    H. External doortype:
            If an external chat program is defined and requires a door drop
            file, this is the type of that drop file.
    I. Auto chat capture:
            Can be set to global or user setting.  If global is chosen, all
            chat sessions using the internal chat routines will be logged.
            If user settings is chosen, the individual users chat capture
            setting will determine the status of the capture.

            

(V)alidation Levels
===================

        There are a maximum of 26 Validation levels, labeled A-Z.  Validation
    levels are an easy way to set up different access levels for different
    types of users and a method of applying all the necessary changes to a
    user quickly.  Note that File Points, NetMail Credit and Timebank minutes
    ARE ADDED EVERY TIME A USER IS VALIDATED.  The previous values for these
    fields in the user records is NOT cleared.  Validating a user three times
    will result in three times the points, time bank minutes and net credit.
    Be careful to not validate a user more than once unless you want them to
    have these higher values in these areas.  All other information in each
    validation level (Security, Flags, Restrictions, etc.) is cleared and
    replaced when the new level is applied.


Validation Level Configuration

Lev Description                            SL  +FP   +Cred +Bank ExpDay ToLev
--- -------------------------------------- --- ----- ----- ----- ------ ---
 A  New User                               25  0     0     0     Never  N/A
 B  Auto Validated User                    50  0     0     0     Never  N/A

Validition level editor (?=Help) : 

    <ENTER>:Redisplay:
            This option redisplays the validation level chart.
    (Q)uit:
            Exits back to the system configuration.
    (C)opy level:
            Duplicates the desired level into another level.
    (D)elete level:
            Removes the desired level from the configuration.
    (I)nsert level:
            Adds a new level making it available for modification and use.
    (M)odify level:
            A. Security:
                The security level to assign the user.
            B. Description:
                A Text description of the Validation Level.  This can be
                shown to the user via MCI Codes.
            C. Flags 1:
                Flags settings to apply from Flag Set 1.  Use of Flags is
                described in the ACS (Access Condition Strings) section.
                Enter the flag to toggle, ENTER quits.
            D. Flags 2:
                As above but for Flag Set 2.
            E. Restrictions:
                The settings of the restrictions and special flags.  These
                are described in the user editor documentation.  Enter the
                flag to toggle, ENTER to quit.
            F. +Filepoints:
                The number of file points to add to the existing total.
            G. +Netcredit:
                The number of NetMail Credit added to the existing total.
            H. +Timebank:
                Number of minutes to add to the existing Timebank total.
            I. Expiry time:
                If enabled, the # of days until the account expires.  After
                this many days, the level is changed to the level in option
                J. below.  This can be used either to to downgrade or
                upgrade levels automatically depending on the SysOps needs
            J. To level:
                This is the letter of the level that is applied once this
                level is expired.  ! can also be entered if the account is
                to be deleted when it expires.


(W)aiting for Callers
=====================

Waiting-For-Caller Configuration

A. Header Border   9                   E. Window Title   13
B.   *Text         15                  F.   *Border      9
C.   *HighText     10                  G.   *Text        15
                                       H.   *Field       11
D. Status line     14                  I.   *Message     15
                                       J.   *Graph       12

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K. Audio Heartbeat Yes                 L. Screen blank   Disabled

Enter selection or (Q)uit :


    A. Header Border:
            Color of the border line of the header.
    B. Header Text:
            Color of regular text in the header.
    C. Header Highlighted Text:
            Color of highlighted text in the header.

    D. Status line:
            Color of the status line at the botton of the screen.
    
    E. Window Title:
            Color of titles of the window boxes.
    F. Window Border:
            Color of the window borders.
    G. Window Text:
            Color of regular text in windows.
    H. Window Field:
            Color of data fields in windows.
    I. Window Messages:
            Color of activity messages in windows.
    J. Window Graph:
            Color of the activity bar graph blocks.
    
    K. Audio heartbeat:
            If enabled, the system with click/beep at every whole minute
            while waiting at the WFC screen.
    L. Screen blank:
            If enabled, the WFC screen will blank after this many minutes
            of inactivity.


(X)External Utilities
=====================

External Utility Configuration

A. Batch file ext.      BAT
B. OS environment set   400
C. Memory swapping      Enabled
D. Swapping type        Disk
E. Swap for DOS shell   Enabled
F. Swap for archivers   Enabled
G. Swap for protocols   Enabled
H. Swap for doors       Enabled
I. Swap for BAT files   Enabled
J. Swap for FSE         Enabled
K. Swap for DOS event   Enabled
L. Swap shell storage   "C:\BBS\SWAP\"

Enter selection or (Q)uit : 


    A. Batch file extension:
            This is the extension to use for batch files.  This is most
            useful in situations using a Command.Com replacement that
            provides alternate batch file extensions in the Operating System.
    B. OS environment set:
            This allows the setting of environment space to use when external
            programs are executed.  This should be approximately 128 bytes
            larger than the environment space set in the operating system.
            (DOS should default to 256 making the default of 400 a decent
            value for the average SysOp.)
    C. Memory swapping:
            This option either disables or enables Memory Swapping in the
            form selected in option F.
    E. Swapping type:
            The method of swapping to use if option E is enabled.  Available
            areas to swap are Disk, EMS or XMS Memory.
    E. Swap for DOS shell:
            Enable or Disable Swap on DOS Shells (ALT-J).
    F. Swap for archivers:
            Enable or disable swap when archivers execute.
    G. Swap for protocols:
            Enable or disable swap when protocols execute.
    H. Swap for doors:
            Enable or disable swap when doors execute.  Door commands allow
            each door to disable swapping on an individual basis.
    I. Swap for BAT files:
            Enable or disable swap when BAT files execute.
    J. Swap for FSE:
            Enable or disable swap when Full Screen Editor is executed.
    K. Swap for DOS event:
            Enable or disable swap when a DOS event is executed.
    L. Swap shell storage:
            Path where swap files are created if swapping to disk is active.
            This item is duplicated here for convenience.


(Y)SysOp Macros
===============

SysOp Macro Configuration

1. F1  : ""
2. F2  : ""
3. F3  : ""
4. F4  : ""
5. F5  : ""
6. F6  : ""
7. F7  : ""
8. F8  : ""
9. F9  : ""
0. F10 : ""

Enter selection or (Q)uit : 

    Note: Sysop macros can spawn a shell process.  Starting a macro with #
        will write the remainder of the macro to a batch file, which will
        then be executed from the /temp(x)/ directory.  These macros can
        be used in the system config as well as while online.  More features
        should be added to this function in the future.

    (1-9,0) Macro Selection:
            Selects the macro to change.  Online instructions are given to
            enter certain characters and how to save them.



(1) Daily Time Limits
=====================

Editing: Daily time limits

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19 :45    39 :45    59 :45    79 :45    99 :45    119:45    139:45    159:45

Range settings (S)et (T)oggle view (Q)uit : 

        This table shows the number of minutes a user with the given security
    level is allowed to use per day.

    (S)et:
            Allows the setting of values in the table in a range (low value
            to high value) and all of the range will be changed to the
            entered value.  For example, Setting a range of 1 to 5 for 15
            will change security levels 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 to allow 15 minutes
            per day.  If These values are modified after a user has logged
            on the day they are altered, changes will take effect on the
            following day.
    (T)oggle:
            Toggles the display to view the other security level values.


(2) Daily Call Limits
=====================

Editing: Daily call limits

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2  :5     22 :5     42 :5     62 :5     82 :5     102:5     122:5     142:5
3  :5     23 :5     43 :5     63 :5     83 :5     103:5     123:5     143:5
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5  :5     25 :5     45 :5     65 :5     85 :5     105:5     125:5     145:5
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8  :5     28 :5     48 :5     68 :5     88 :5     108:5     128:5     148:5
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10 :5     30 :5     50 :5     70 :5     90 :5     110:5     130:5     150:5
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18 :5     38 :5     58 :5     78 :5     98 :5     118:5     138:5     158:5
19 :5     39 :5     59 :5     79 :5     99 :5     119:5     139:5     159:5

Range settings (S)et (T)oggle view (Q)uit : 


        This table shows the number of calls to the system a user with the
    given security level is allowed to make per day.

    (S)et:
            Allows the setting of a range of security levels to a given
            value.  If only one security level is to be modified, simply
            enter that security value as both the low and high values of
            the range to alter.  See the example for Daily Time Limits.
    (T)oggle:
            Toggles the display to show the other security level values.


(3) Post/Call Ratios
====================

Editing: Post/Call Ratios (1 post for every # calls)

0  :5     20 :5     40 :5     60 :5     80 :5     100:5     120:5     140:5
1  :5     21 :5     41 :5     61 :5     81 :5     101:5     121:5     141:5
2  :5     22 :5     42 :5     62 :5     82 :5     102:5     122:5     142:5
3  :5     23 :5     43 :5     63 :5     83 :5     103:5     123:5     143:5
4  :5     24 :5     44 :5     64 :5     84 :5     104:5     124:5     144:5
5  :5     25 :5     45 :5     65 :5     85 :5     105:5     125:5     145:5
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8  :5     28 :5     48 :5     68 :5     88 :5     108:5     128:5     148:5
9  :5     29 :5     49 :5     69 :5     89 :5     109:5     129:5     149:5
10 :5     30 :5     50 :5     70 :5     90 :5     110:5     130:5     150:5
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14 :5     34 :5     54 :5     74 :5     94 :5     114:5     134:5     154:5
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18 :5     38 :5     58 :5     78 :5     98 :5     118:5     138:5     158:5
19 :5     39 :5     59 :5     79 :5     99 :5     119:5     139:5     159:5

Range settings (S)et (T)oggle view (Q)uit :

        This table is a little different than the previous two tables
    described.  Simply, users with the given security level must post one
    message per the defined number of calls or else the Post/Call ratio will
    fail.  For example, If the value of this table for security level 10 is
    5, then a user with a security level of 10 will be required to post one
    message every 5 calls they make to the BBS or the Post/Call ratio will
    fail.  What happens when a user fails the post call ratio?  That's all
    determined by the SysOp.  Telegard has no internal limitations for users
    who fail the ratio.  See the ACS .REF file for details on how to restrict
    options when the post call ratio fails with use of the VP ACS Command.
    Also see the user editor, restrictions section for details of the flag
    to remove the Post/Call ratio for specific users.  If no post call ratio
    is desired, simply do not use the VP ACS command and this table will not
    be used.

    (S)et:
            Sets a range of security levels to the entered value.  See above
            for examples.
    (T)oggle:
            Toggles the display to show the other security level values.


(4) UL/DL Ratios (# Files)
==========================

Editing: UL/DL Ratios (# files DL for 1 UL)

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3  :5     23 :5     43 :5     63 :5     83 :5     103:5     123:5     143:5
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19 :5     39 :5     59 :5     79 :5     99 :5     119:5     139:5     159:5

Range settings (S)et (T)oggle view (Q)uit : 

        This table shows the number of files that can be downloaded for each
    file uploaded for the given security level.  System configuration -> File
    System -> Download type must be set to UL/DL Ratio for this table to be
    used.  Telegard will automatically deny downloads if the users upload
    total does not check with this table.  This is an ongoing check for the
    duration of the users account or until this ratio method is disabled.
    See the user editor for details of the flag to disable this ratio for
    specific users.

    (S)et:
            Sets a range of security levels to the entered value.  See above
            for examples.
    (T)oggle:
            Toggles the display to show values for the other security levels.


(5) UL/DL Ratios (# KB)
=======================

Editing: UL/DL Ratios (#k DL for 1k UL)

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Range settings (S)et (T)oggle view (Q)uit : 

        This table shows the number of kilobytes (Kb) that can be downloaded
    for each Kb uploaded.  As in option 4 above, UL/DL Ratio must be active
    in the File System Configuration for this table to be used.  Telegard
    will automatically deny downloads if there are insufficient uploaded Kbs.
    This is an ongoing check for the duration of the users account or until
    this this ratio method is disabled.  See the user editor for details of
    the flag to disable this ratio for specific users.

    (S)et:
            Sets a range of security levels to the entered value.  See above
            for examples.
    (T)oggle:
            Toggles the display to show values for the other security levels.


(6) Daily DL (Files)
====================

Editing: Daily download limit (# files)

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18 :20    38 :20    58 :20    78 :20    98 :20    118:20    138:20    158:20
19 :20    39 :20    59 :20    79 :20    99 :20    119:20    139:20    159:20

Range settings (S)et (T)oggle view (Q)uit : 

        This table sets the number of files that can be downloaded on a daily
    basis for each security level.  See the user editor for details of the
    flag to disable this check for specific users.

    (S)et:
            Sets a range of security levels to the entered value.  See above
            for examples.
    (T)oggle:
            Toggles the display to show values for the their security levels.



(7) Daily DL (KB)
=================

Editing: Daily download limit (#k)

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1  :2048  21 :2048  41 :2048  61 :2048  81 :2048  101:2048  121:2048  141:2048
2  :2048  22 :2048  42 :2048  62 :2048  82 :2048  102:2048  122:2048  142:2048
3  :2048  23 :2048  43 :2048  63 :2048  83 :2048  103:2048  123:2048  143:2048
4  :2048  24 :2048  44 :2048  64 :2048  84 :2048  104:2048  124:2048  144:2048
5  :2048  25 :2048  45 :2048  65 :2048  85 :2048  105:2048  125:2048  145:2048
6  :2048  26 :2048  46 :2048  66 :2048  86 :2048  106:2048  126:2048  146:2048
7  :2048  27 :2048  47 :2048  67 :2048  87 :2048  107:2048  127:2048  147:2048
8  :2048  28 :2048  48 :2048  68 :2048  88 :2048  108:2048  128:2048  148:2048
9  :2048  29 :2048  49 :2048  69 :2048  89 :2048  109:2048  129:2048  149:2048
10 :2048  30 :2048  50 :2048  70 :2048  90 :2048  110:2048  130:2048  150:2048
11 :2048  31 :2048  51 :2048  71 :2048  91 :2048  111:2048  131:2048  151:2048
12 :2048  32 :2048  52 :2048  72 :2048  92 :2048  112:2048  132:2048  152:2048
13 :2048  33 :2048  53 :2048  73 :2048  93 :2048  113:2048  133:2048  153:2048
14 :2048  34 :2048  54 :2048  74 :2048  94 :2048  114:2048  134:2048  154:2048
15 :2048  35 :2048  55 :2048  75 :2048  95 :2048  115:2048  135:2048  155:2048
16 :2048  36 :2048  56 :2048  76 :2048  96 :2048  116:2048  136:2048  156:2048
17 :2048  37 :2048  57 :2048  77 :2048  97 :2048  117:2048  137:2048  157:2048
18 :2048  38 :2048  58 :2048  78 :2048  98 :2048  118:2048  138:2048  158:2048
19 :2048  39 :2048  59 :2048  79 :2048  99 :2048  119:2048  139:2048  159:2048

Range settings (S)et (T)oggle view (Q)uit : 

        This table sets the number of Kilobytes (KB) that can be downloaded
    on a daily basis for each security level.  See the user editor for
    details of the flag to disable this ratio for specific users.

    (S)et:
            Sets a range of security levels to the entered value.  See above
            for examples.
    (T)oggle:
            Toggles the display to show values for the other security levels.


(8) Time Bank Storage
=====================

Editing: Timebank storage limits

0  :120   20 :120   40 :120   60 :120   80 :120   100:120   120:120   140:120
1  :120   21 :120   41 :120   61 :120   81 :120   101:120   121:120   141:120
2  :120   22 :120   42 :120   62 :120   82 :120   102:120   122:120   142:120
3  :120   23 :120   43 :120   63 :120   83 :120   103:120   123:120   143:120
4  :120   24 :120   44 :120   64 :120   84 :120   104:120   124:120   144:120
5  :120   25 :120   45 :120   65 :120   85 :120   105:120   125:120   145:120
6  :120   26 :120   46 :120   66 :120   86 :120   106:120   126:120   146:120
7  :120   27 :120   47 :120   67 :120   87 :120   107:120   127:120   147:120
8  :120   28 :120   48 :120   68 :120   88 :120   108:120   128:120   148:120
9  :120   29 :120   49 :120   69 :120   89 :120   109:120   129:120   149:120
10 :120   30 :120   50 :120   70 :120   90 :120   110:120   130:120   150:120
11 :120   31 :120   51 :120   71 :120   91 :120   111:120   131:120   151:120
12 :120   32 :120   52 :120   72 :120   92 :120   112:120   132:120   152:120
13 :120   33 :120   53 :120   73 :120   93 :120   113:120   133:120   153:120
14 :120   34 :120   54 :120   74 :120   94 :120   114:120   134:120   154:120
15 :120   35 :120   55 :120   75 :120   95 :120   115:120   135:120   155:120
16 :120   36 :120   56 :120   76 :120   96 :120   116:120   136:120   156:120
17 :120   37 :120   57 :120   77 :120   97 :120   117:120   137:120   157:120
18 :120   38 :120   58 :120   78 :120   98 :120   118:120   138:120   158:120
19 :120   39 :120   59 :120   79 :120   99 :120   119:120   139:120   159:120

Range settings (S)et (T)oggle view (Q)uit : 

        This table sets the maximum minutes a user can have in the time bank
    for each security level.

    (S)et:
            Sets a range of security levels to the entered value.  See above
            for details.
    (T)oggle:
            Toggles the display to show values for the other security levels.


(9) Timebank deposits
=====================

Editing: Timebank deposit limits

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1  :30    21 :30    41 :30    61 :30    81 :30    101:30    121:30    141:30
2  :30    22 :30    42 :30    62 :30    82 :30    102:30    122:30    142:30
3  :30    23 :30    43 :30    63 :30    83 :30    103:30    123:30    143:30
4  :30    24 :30    44 :30    64 :30    84 :30    104:30    124:30    144:30
5  :30    25 :30    45 :30    65 :30    85 :30    105:30    125:30    145:30
6  :30    26 :30    46 :30    66 :30    86 :30    106:30    126:30    146:30
7  :30    27 :30    47 :30    67 :30    87 :30    107:30    127:30    147:30
8  :30    28 :30    48 :30    68 :30    88 :30    108:30    128:30    148:30
9  :30    29 :30    49 :30    69 :30    89 :30    109:30    129:30    149:30
10 :30    30 :30    50 :30    70 :30    90 :30    110:30    130:30    150:30
11 :30    31 :30    51 :30    71 :30    91 :30    111:30    131:30    151:30
12 :30    32 :30    52 :30    72 :30    92 :30    112:30    132:30    152:30
13 :30    33 :30    53 :30    73 :30    93 :30    113:30    133:30    153:30
14 :30    34 :30    54 :30    74 :30    94 :30    114:30    134:30    154:30
15 :30    35 :30    55 :30    75 :30    95 :30    115:30    135:30    155:30
16 :30    36 :30    56 :30    76 :30    96 :30    116:30    136:30    156:30
17 :30    37 :30    57 :30    77 :30    97 :30    117:30    137:30    157:30
18 :30    38 :30    58 :30    78 :30    98 :30    118:30    138:30    158:30
19 :30    39 :30    59 :30    79 :30    99 :30    119:30    139:30    159:30

Range settings (S)et (T)oggle view (Q)uit : �

        This table sets the maximum positive change in the users time bank
    total per security level.  It is stated this way because if a user were
    to withdraw 5 minutes then deposit 10 minutes in a the same day, the net
    positive change would only be 5 minutes.  This makes it possible to
    withdraw and then redeposit unused time without any penalty to the user.

    (S)et:
            Sets a range of security levels to the entered value.  See above
            for details.
    (T)oggle:
            Toggles the display to show values for the other security levels.


(0) Timebank withdrawals
========================

Editing: Timebank withdrawl limits

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2  :30    22 :30    42 :30    62 :30    82 :30    102:30    122:30    142:30
3  :30    23 :30    43 :30    63 :30    83 :30    103:30    123:30    143:30
4  :30    24 :30    44 :30    64 :30    84 :30    104:30    124:30    144:30
5  :30    25 :30    45 :30    65 :30    85 :30    105:30    125:30    145:30
6  :30    26 :30    46 :30    66 :30    86 :30    106:30    126:30    146:30
7  :30    27 :30    47 :30    67 :30    87 :30    107:30    127:30    147:30
8  :30    28 :30    48 :30    68 :30    88 :30    108:30    128:30    148:30
9  :30    29 :30    49 :30    69 :30    89 :30    109:30    129:30    149:30
10 :30    30 :30    50 :30    70 :30    90 :30    110:30    130:30    150:30
11 :30    31 :30    51 :30    71 :30    91 :30    111:30    131:30    151:30
12 :30    32 :30    52 :30    72 :30    92 :30    112:30    132:30    152:30
13 :30    33 :30    53 :30    73 :30    93 :30    113:30    133:30    153:30
14 :30    34 :30    54 :30    74 :30    94 :30    114:30    134:30    154:30
15 :30    35 :30    55 :30    75 :30    95 :30    115:30    135:30    155:30
16 :30    36 :30    56 :30    76 :30    96 :30    116:30    136:30    156:30
17 :30    37 :30    57 :30    77 :30    97 :30    117:30    137:30    157:30
18 :30    38 :30    58 :30    78 :30    98 :30    118:30    138:30    158:30
19 :30    39 :30    59 :30    79 :30    99 :30    119:30    139:30    159:30

Range settings (S)et (T)oggle view (Q)uit : 

        This table sets the maximum negative change in the users time bank
    total per security level.  This functions in the same manner as option 9
    except it controls the maximum time a user can withdraw on any given day.
    If a user was to deposit 5 minutes then withdraw 10, the net withdrawal
    would be 5 minutes.  This makes it possible to deposit time, then
    withdraw it if necessary without a penalty towards the total withdrawal
    limits for the day.


(*) System Manger
=================

        This key toggles the display to the System Manager Configuration
    section.  The System Manager can also be accessed directly from the WFC
    Menu.


                             ----------------
                              System Manager
                             ----------------

System Manager

(A)rchive Manager
(E)vent Manager
(F)ile Area Manager
(G)roup Manager
(L)anguage Manager
(M)essage Area Manager
(N)ode Manager
(P)rotocol Manager
(U)ser Manager
(V)oting Question Manager
(W)Voting Results
(#)Menu Manager
(*)System Configuration

Enter selection or (Q)uit :


(A)rchive Manager
=================

Archive Manager

## Ext Active Description
-- --- ------ --------------------------------------------------
1  ZIP Yes    PKWARE, Inc's PKZIP

Archive manager (?=Help) :


    Note: A maximum of 10 archivers can be configured.

    <ENTER>:Redisplay:
            Redisplays the archive configuration list.
    (Q)uit:
            Quits back to the main system manager menu.
    (C)opy archive:
            Copies the configuration of a selected archive to another,
            leaving the original active as well.  It is recommended that you
            not leave more than one entry active of the same type or
            extension.  So if an archive is copied, one should be
            significantly altered so Telegard will not become confused at
            the time of processing files.
    (D)elete archive:
            Deletes the entered archiver from the configuration.  If it is a
            working selection, you may wish to save the setup in an .ADF file
            so that in can be added again later with minimal effort.  See
            later in the Modify Archive command for details of Importing and
            Exporting ADF files.
    (I)nsert archive:
            Adds a new archive to the list so that it can be Modified.  You
            will be prompted if you would like to import an archiver from
            an ADF file.  If you select yes, you will be prompted for the
            ADF filename and then which of the archivers to import from that
            file.  After making your selection the archiver will be imported
            and set to active, ready to use.  You must have the executable
            files for each archive you import for them to function!
    (M)odify archive:
            Allows the editing of the specific congifuration used by the
            archiver.


Archive Editor - Editing #1 of 10

A. Active          Yes
B. Extension       ZIP
C. Description     PKWARE, Inc's PKZIP
D. Compress        PKZIP.EXE -a -ex -o ~AF ~AI
E. Decompress      PKUNZIP.EXE -o -ed ~AF ~AI ~AP
F. Test files      PKUNZIP.EXE -t ~AF
G. View files      *Internal*
H. View capture    Disabled
I. Add Comment     *Disabled*
J. Success Level   0

!. Archive Definition Files

Enter selection or (Q)uit :

            [ and ]:
                These keys can be used to cycle through all configured
                archive types.
            A. Active:
                If set to yes, Telegard will use this type when files with
                the defined extension are dealt with and allow users to use
                it to compress QWK packets.  If set to No, Telegard will
                completely ignore it and will not allow it to be used for
                any reason.
            B. Extension:
                The (usually 3 character) extension the archiver uses by 
                default when compressing or decompressing files.  When
                Telegard tries to manipulate files that have an extension
                that matches this field, this archive type will be used.
                (So if a user uploaded a .ZIP file that was created with
                an archiver other then ZIP, the file will fail all attempts
                to decompress it because Telegard will be trying to use the
                archive defined with the ZIP extension.)  Using an upload
                processor that can detect archive types by checking the file
                header may solve this problem.
            C. Description:
                A text description of the archiver used for reference and
                perhaps to specify version information if there are 
                incompatibilities with other versions of the same archiver.
            D. Compress:
                The command line used to create archives.  MCI Codes ~AF, ~AI,
                and ~AP are valid on this line.
            E. Decompress:
                The command line used to decompress archives.  MCI Codes ~AF,
                ~AI, and ~AP are valid on this line.
            F. Test files:
                The command line used to test the integrity of an archive.
                This only checks to make sure that the archive is complete,
                valid, and of the type it appears to be.  MCI Codes ~AF, ~AI,
                and ~AP are valid on this line.  The Upload Processor should
                be used for more extensive (virii) testing.
            G. View files:
                The command line used to view the contents (list of files
                with some compression information) of an archive.  Telegard
                can view some archive types internally (without the need of
                a command line).
            H. View capture:
                If enabled, Telegard will capture the output of the view file
                command then display that file to the user instead of showing
                the direct result.  This was how Telegard behaved by default
                in all versions prior to v3.0.
            I. Add comment:
                The command line used to add a comment to an archive.
            J. Success Level:
                The Errorlevel the archiver will exit at when the operation
                it was performing was successful.  For example, PKZip/Unzip
                return 0 when they complete compressions, tests, etc.
                successfully (with no errors).  This would need to be set to
                0.  If PKZip/Unzip returned any other value above 0 (meaning
                an error), Telegard would know there was as error and react
                accordingly (delete the file, etc.)
            !. Archive Definition Files:
                Archive definition files store setups for archivers that can
                be imported (taken from the file and added to your Telegard
                Archive Manager) and exported (taken from your Telegard
                Archive Manager and added to an .ADF file).  This makes it
                easier to share configurations for archivers since .ADF files
                are easily created, distributed and imported into any
                Telegard system.
                (E)xport: Takes the current archive type and adds it to an
                    .ADF file that you specify (defaults to EXPORT.ADF).  If
                    this file already exists, the current archive setup will
                    be appended to this file.
                (I)mport: Import first prompts you for the name of the .ADF
                    file you wish import from (defaulting to TELEGARD).  A
                    list of archivers included in that file are presented.
                    Choose one and it will overwrite the existing information
                    in the current archive type you are modifying.  Be careful
                    not to overwrite any types that you wish to keep.  The
                    default TELEGARD.ADF file contains several popular types
                    ready to import.


(E)vent Manager
===============

Event Manager

## Act Description          Fl Type Time  Len  Days    N#  Options
-- --- -------------------- -- ---- ----- ---- ------- --- ------------------
1  No  << New Event >>      -- Exit 00:00 N/A  SMTWTFS All

Event manager (?=Help) : 

        Events are system activities that are set to occur at predetermined
    times.  Up to 15 events in any combination of types can be configured.
    There are several types of events which are described below.  The files
    EVENT, EVENTnn , NOACSnn and ACSnn are displayed in conjunction with
    system events.  See the Files .REF file for more details.

    <ENTER>:Redisplay:
            Redisplays the configured event list.
    (Q)uit:
            Quits back to the main system manager menu.
    (C)opy event:
            Copies the data for a specified event to that of another.
    (D)elete event:
            Removes the specified event.
    (I)nsert event:
            Inserts an event allowing it to be modified/configured.
    (M)odify event:
            Modifies the properties of an event.

Event Manager - Editing #1

A. Active      : No
B. Description : << New Event >>
C. Event type  : Errorlevel Exit (E)
D. Execute @   : 00:00
E. Duration    : N/A
F. Options     :
G. Days active : SMTWTFS
H. Busy during : No
I. Forced      : No
J. Activity    : Thu 01 Jan 1970  12:00a
K. Nodes       : N/A

Enter selection or (Q)uit : 

            A. Active:
                If set to Yes, Telegard will follow the events configuration.
                If set to No, Telegard will not execute the event.
            B. Description:
                A text description of the events activities.
            C. Event type:
                There are 4 types of events.
                (A)CS Restriction: Users logging in when this event is active
                    must match the defined ACS in F. Options.
                (C)hat Allowance: SysOp will become available for chat during
                    the event duration.
                (E)rrorlevel Exit: Telegard will exit to the OS with the
                    Errorlevel defined in F. Options.  This can be used by
                    batch files to trap the errorlevel and run other programs
                    such as nightly on-line game maintenance programs, disk
                    defragmenters, etc.  Be sure to reload Telegard when the
                    event is completed, this is not a shell, Telegard will NOT
                    reload automatically!
                (O)S Command Shell : Telegard will shell to DOS and run the
                    command line provided in F. Options.  This can be used to
                    run programs like on-line game maintenance, but it should
                    not be used to run intense programs such as disk
                    utilities or defragmenters.  Telegard will reload
                    automatically when the command line has executed.  If you
                    run a batch file, EXIT may be needed to reload Telegard.
            D. Execute @:
                The time that the event will begin to execute.  You must use
                the 24 hour format to define times.  For example, 1pm will be
                13:00.  You will first be prompted for the hour followed by
                the minutes.  The duration of the event is defined in the
                next option.
            E. Duration:
                The number of minutes the event will last.  This option is
                only valid for ACS and Chat event types.  The other types
                are obviously completed when Telegard reloads, so there is
                no need to define a duration for them.
            F. Options:
                For ACS Events, this is the ACS the users must qualify for in
                    order to log onto the system.  See ACSnn and NOACSnn in
                    the system files section. 
                For OS Command Shell events, this is the command line to
                    execute.  This is one line, so a batch file will most
                    likely be necessary to change to proper directories to
                    run programs.
                 For Errorlevel Exit events, this is the Errorlevel that
                    Telegard will exit with.  It is up to you to reload
                    Telegard after this event and to properly trap the
                    errorlevels in a batch file to get the results you desire.
                 This is disabled for Chat Events.
            G. Days active:
                Activity can be weekly or monthly.
                If activity is Weekly, each day of the week can be toggled
                    active or inactive independently.
                If monthly, the day of the month can be entered.  Telegard
                    only supports days 1-28 at this time (due to February).
            H. Busy during:
                If yes, Telegard will send the Offhook string to the modem.
            I. Forced:
                If yes, Telegard will start the event even if Telegard missed
                the execute time.  This can only be set to yes for Errorlevel
                Exit and OS Command Shell events.
            J. Activity:
                The last time the event was executed.  Only valid for OS
                Shell and Errorlevel Exit event types.
            K. Nodes:
                The node that the event will be executed on.  Can be set to
                any single node or all nodes.



(F)ile Area Manager
===================

File Area Manager

Area# Description               File Path                      Filename Flags
----- ------------------------- ------------------------------ -------- -----
0     To-SysOp-Only Uploads     C:\LS2\FILES\SYSOP\            SYSOP    ----
1     New Uploads               C:\LS2\FILES\UPLOADS\          UPLOADS  ----
2     General Files             C:\LS2\FILES\GENERAL\          GENERAL  ----

File area manager ([,]=Prev/Next,?=Help) : 

    <ENTER>:Redisplay:
            Redisplays the current screen of file area information.
    (Q)uit:
            Quits back to the main system manager menu.
    ([),(]) Previous, Next pages:
            The file areas are displayed a page at time based on the SysOps
            account screen size.  Use these keys to cycle through the pages.
    (C)opy area:
            Copies a selected file area into a new area.  All of the
            configurable information is duplicated in the new area except the
            file name, which is left blank.  This must be configured before
            the File Area Manager can be closed.  To abort a copy, simply do
            not place a value in either prompt.
    (D)elete area:
            Will completely remove a file area.  All information is completely
            lost once an area is deleted.  To abort the delete command, do not
            enter a value at the prompt.
    (I)nsert area:
            Inserts new area(s).  Multiple areas can be inserted at once.
            Note: ALL areas must have certain aspects of their configuration
            defined before you will be allowed to close the file area manager.
    (P)osition area:
            Allows the repositioning of areas to customize the order in which
            they appear to the user and for organizational purposes.  You are
            prompted for an area to move, and you must select the area number
            you wish to insert it before.
    (S)earch:
            Prompts for a filename to search for.  This filename is compared
            to all the file areas and if a match is found, the modify command
            (below) is executed on that base.  This provides an easy way to
            modify bases when the list is too large to search for it manually.
    (T)oggle Display:
            Toggles the listing of the bases to show different details of the
            base eventually cycling back to the original display.
    (M)odify area:
            Allows the modification of details of the file area.

File Area Manager - Editing #0 of 2

A. Description    To-SysOp-Only Uploads
B. Filename       SYSOP
C. *.FB? path     "C:\BBS\FILES\"
D. Files path     "C:\BBS\FILES\SYSOP\"
   Detected media Harddisk
E. CD-ROM media   No
F. List header
G. List ACS       "s255"
H. Names ACS      "s255"
I. Upload ACS     ""
K. Download ACS   ""
L. SysOp ACS      ""
M. Archive type   None
N. Flags          ----
O. Scan type      Default ON

Edit menu (?=help) : 

            <ENTER>:Redisplay:
                Redisplays the current file area configuration.
            (Q)uit:
                Quits back to the file area manager.
            (J)ump to Area:
                Prompts for a file area to modify.
            ([),(]) Previous, Next Area
                Cycles through the available file areas to modify.

            A. Description:
                A text description of the file area.  Feel free to use color
                codes to customize the display.  This text is displayed in
                the file area listing to users.
            B. Filename:
                A unique filename of a data file used to store information
                about the files in this area.  Only the first 8 characters
                can be defined, the extensions are fixed.  This option
                MUST be defined to close the file area manager.
            C. *.FB? path:
                The path to store the data files described in option B.  It
                is recommended that in a DOS environment only 65 file areas
                (maximum) share this path.  Each file area requires 3 data
                files and DOS file access slows down after 200 files or more
                are present in any one directory.  Using different paths
                here can help reduce slow down caused by this OS limitation.
            D. Files path:
                This is the path to the files that will be available for
                downloading in this area.  Users that match the Upload ACS
                below will also be able to upload files into this path.
            Detected Media:
                This is an information field and is not designed to be
                modified by the SysOp.  Telegard will report the disk media
                it is detecting where the Files path in option D is pointing.
            E. CD-ROM media:
                Enables CD-ROM Support for an area.  If Enabled, you will be
                asked if a CD Volume Label should be configured.  If you
                would like to rotate a few CD-ROMs you should configure the
                volume labels for each disc.  Telegard will then read the
                drive and update the CD-ROM drive tables in order to make the
                files available for the CD-ROM that is in the drive and mark
                the file areas contained on other CD-ROM's offline.
            F. List header:
                The name of a text file to be used as a header to any file
                lists performed on this base.  If none is defined, the
                default internal header will be used. (A border on the top
                and bottom of the file area name and number).
            G. List ACS:
                This is the access required to make this area available to
                be seen in area lists and to allow the users to list files
                in this area.
            H. Names ACS:
                If users have access to the area, and the system configuration
                option to see upload info is toggled on, users who meet this
                ACS will see the name of the uploader and upload date after
                the file description for each file.                
            I. Upload ACS:
                This ACS must be met in order for Telegard to accept uploads
                into this area.  If you wish to allow people to upload, be
                sure there is at least one area that most if not all of your
                users meet an ACS for.
            K. Download ACS:
                The ACS that must be met for a user to download files from
                this area.
            L. SysOp ACS:
                The ACS that must be met in order for a user to have SysOp
                Access to this file area.
            M. Archive type:
                This is the default archive type for this area.  This means
                that all files uploaded to this area will try to be converted
                to this type as long as Telegard can determine the format of
                the uploaded file and decompress it (if it's an archive file).
            N. Flags:
                There are four flags that can be set for each base.
                (C)D-ROM media:  This flag is toggled by option E above but
                    is also displayed here.
                (G)if specs: If this flag is active, graphic files that
                    Telegard can detect will have the colors and resolution
                    added to the file description.  Telegard can currently
                    support GIF, JPG (JPEG) and BMP (Windows) files.
                (N)o-Ratio: If this flag is selected, when files are 
                    downloaded from this area, they do not count towards
                    any file ratios that the user may be subject to.
                (V)isible to all: If this is set to on, and Area Compression
                    (System Configuration, BBS Site Information) is set to
                    Yes, the area will still show up in area lists but will
                    not be accessible
            O. Scan type:
                If this is set to "Default On" then when new users log on,
                the scan table for them will have this area in it
                automatically, but the users will be able to toggle it on and
                off as they see fit.  If this is set to "Default Off" the
                users will not have it in their scan tables but will also be
                able to toggle it as they wish.  If it is set to "Mandatory"
                users will automatically have it entered into their scan
                tables and will be unable to toggle it off.  See the File
                System Quick-Access Menu for details of the scan table.



(G)roup Manager
===============

Group Manager

Tag Title                                    ACS                  Visible
--- ---------------------------------------- -------------------- -------
 @  Global Group                             ^                    No

Group manager (?=Help): 

        There are a maximum of 27 groups; @ and A-Z.  The @ group will always
    exist and be accessible by all users.  If you do not use the group system
    don't be concerned, it will only be visible if you configure the group
    menu commands.  If the Group system is used, this group will always be
    accessible and present to all users.  If groups are to be used, first
    they must be configured here.  The next step is to use the "Cx" ACS
    command to define what will be present in your groups.  Any ACS on the
    system can be limited by the Cx ACS command.  Any ACS that does not
    contain a Cx ACS command will be available in all groups and will only
    be limited by any other ACS commands.  In order to restrict something to
    a a particular group, the Cx command MUST be present in the ACS.  The most
    common use is to limit Message and File areas to groups so that topics
    can be organized for the users.  Here is an example.  Group T has been
    configured in the Group Manager.  Message area 3 is the Telegard Support
    Conference and File area 5 is Telegard BBS files.  In the ACS to these
    message and file areas, we will place CT (Cx command where x is replaced
    with the actual group tag of @,A-Z).  This will ensure that the user must
    join group T in order to access these areas (as well as any other ACS
    requirements that might be present in the areas ACS field.)  If the user
    joins a group other than T these areas will not be accessible.  Since
    only one Group can be active for a user at a time, if the current group
    is not the one listed in the ACS for an area, that area will not be
    accessible.  Once again, any area that doesn't contain a Cx command
    will be available in all groups.  Note: You should be careful when using
    the "or" ACS command with Group setups, you could make an area available
    regardless of the Cx command if another portion of the ACS allows access
    with the "or" command.  See the ACS .REF file.

    <ENTER>:Redisplay:
            Redisplays the listing of active groups.
    (Q)uit:
            Quits to the main system manager menu.
    (C)opy group:
            Copies the details from one group to another.
    (D)elete group:
            Deletes the selected group.
    (I)nsert group:
            Inserts a new group.  Groups do not have to be inserted in order.
            If you'd like to have an A group a Z group without any in-between
            that's fine.  However, all conferences will be listed in
            alphabetical order at all times.
    (M)odify group:
            Allows the modification of the conference details.
            Group name: The text description of the group displayed to 
                users.
            Group ACS: The ACS required to join this group.  This should
                NEVER have any "Cx" ACS commands in it (requiring that one
                group must be joined in order to join this group).
                This option cannot be altered for the @ group.
            Visible w/o ACS: Should users without access to this group
                see it in the group listing?


(L)anguage Manager
==================

Language Manager

NNN Filename Description                    ACS
--- -------- ------------------------------ ------------------------------
1   ENGLISH  Telegard Default (English)

Language manager (?=Help) : 


        No, the full Language file will not be documented for quite some
    time.  There are some notes regarding some features of the Language file
    at the beginning of the default ENGLISH.TXT file. These language files
    contain all text that is displayed to the online user.  All of this
    text can be completely customized and colored to the individual SysOps
    liking.  Each language file starts as a text file of numbered lines
    and comments.  These files must be compiled with the MAKELANG utility
    that is packaged with the system.  These .TGL files must reside in the
    \BBS\LANGUAGE\ directory for them to be found by Telegard.  If a langage
    is defined in the language manager but never compiled, Telegard will
    refuse to load.  All configured languages must have .TGL files present
    at all times.

    <ENTER>:Redisplay:
            Redisplays the list of active languages.
    (Q)uit:
            Quits back to the main system manager menu.
    (C)opy language:
            Copies the configuration of one language to a new language
            configuration.
    (D)elete language:
            Removes the configuration of a selected language.
    (I)nsert language:
            Inserts a new language so it can be configured.
    (P)osition language:
            Allows the repositioning of the languages in this list to control
            the order in which they are listed to the users.
    (M)odify language:
            Modify the configuration of a language.

Language Manager - Editing #1 of 1

1. Filename     : ENGLISH
2. Description  : Telegard Default (English)
3. ACS          : ""
4. Text path    : Use default
5. Text default : N/A
6. Menu path    : Use default
7. Menu default : N/A

Enter selection or (Q)uit : 

            1. Filename:
                The first 8 characters of the filename of the .TGL (Compiled
                Telegard Language) file.
            2. Description:
                A Text description of the Language.  This will be displayed
                in the Language Selection list when a user is prompted to
                choose a language to use.
            3. ACS:
                The ACS required to access this language.
            4. Text path:
                This is the path Telegard will look for display files to show
                the online user.  Each language can have it's own Text path 
                so the .MSG/.ANS/etc. isplay files can be customized for each
                language.  If this field is left blank, the default text path
                is used.
            5. Text default:
                This option can only be changed if option 4 above is set to
                something other than the system default text path.  If this
                is the case, and this option is set to Yes, if a text file is
                not present in the defined path in option 4, Telegard will
                look in the default text path for the files to display.  If
                it is set to No, then nothing will be shown if the required
                text file is not present in the path defined in option 4.
            6. Menu path:
                This option allows you to set up a different directory to
                look for menus for the language.  The same first Menu is
                required for all languages and is defined in the System
                Configuration -> Logins.  If the default menus are desired,
                leave this blank and the default menu path and menus will be
                used.
            7. Menu default:
                This option can only be changed if option 6 is set to 
                something other than the default menu path.  If this is set
                to Yes and a menu file is missing from the defined directory
                in option 6 then Telegard will look for a menu of that name
                in the default menu path.  If set to No, Telegard will use
                the current loaded menus fallback menu and not load any
                menus from the default menu path.


(M)essage Area Manager
======================

Message Area Manager

Num   Description                 Tag      Format Area Type Stats Ctrl-Flags
----- --------------------------- -------- ------ --------- ----- -----------
0     Private Messages            EMAIL    JAM    Email     -R/N- -----/-----
1     General Messages            GENERAL  JAM    Local     P-/N- -----/-----

Message area manager ([,]=Prev/Next,?=Help) :

        Telegard can support over 32,000 message areas in any combination
    of the Squish and JAM message formats.  Each area must contain a unique
    filename.  Until a unique name is entered into all existing message areas
    you will not be allowed to close the message area manager.  Default
    settings for inserted message areas can be configured in the System
    Configuration -> Message System.  No, .MSG format is NOT supported and
    it is very doubtful it ever will be.
        Quick summary of the formats:
        JAM:
            Advantages: Faster than squish, most tossers offer direct NetMail
                conversion support between .MSG mailers and BBS JAM NetMail
                bases.  Uses slightly less disk space than squish.
            Disadvantages: More difficult to repair damaged areas than squish.
                The most popular tosser requires registration before you can
                evaluate it, other tossers are not as featured or have
                significant bugs.  Requires a utility (tosser/packer) to pack
                even local areas, Telegard cannot pack JAM areas.
        Squish:
            Advantages: Dynamic packing is supported by Telegard.  This
                automatically packs and renumbers messages.  An external
                packer is still required to pack out wasted space in the
                files.  The primary tosser is free.  SQPACK can pack areas
                without having to have them configured in a data file.
                Damaged areas can be quickly repaired.
            Disadvantages: Slower than JAM as well as requiring more disk
                space.  Does not have direct support for moving/converting
                NetMail between .MSG and Squish areas.  Fewer established
                utilities than the JAM format.

    <ENTER>:Redisplay:
            Redisplays the current page of areas.
    (Q)uit:
            Quits to the main system manager menu.
    ([),(]): Previous, Next pages:
            Loads the next page of areas.  Areas are listed in pages based
            on the screen size of the SysOp account.
    (C)opy area:
            Copies the configuration from one message area to a new one.  All
            of the configuration is duplicated except for the filename which
            is left blank.  Filenames MUST be defined or you will not be
            allowed to quit from the area manager.
    (I)nsert area:
            Adds new areas so they can be configured.  All areas that are
            added must have the file name configured before you will be
            allowed to leave the area manager.  Multiple areas can be added
            at once so be careful to only add areas if you plan to configure
            them immediately so you can close the area manager.
    (P)osition area:
            Allows you to change the order of the area list by repositioning
            areas to their desired location.
    (D)elete area:
            Completely removes an area.
    (S)earch for area:
            Searches the bases for a filename you specify.  If an area has
            this filename, the modify command will be executed on the
            matching base immediately.
    (T)oggle display:
            Toggles the list to display different items of the base
            configurations.
    (M)odify areas:
            Modify the area configuration.


Message Area Manager - Editing #0 of 1

A. Description    Private Messages
B. Filename       EMAIL
C. Storage path   "C:\BBS\MSGS\"
D. Area format    JAM                                  Date   06/15/96 08:31
E. Area type      Email                                QWK-Index   0
F. Reading ACS    "^"
G. Posting ACS    "^"
H. SysOp ACS      "s255xL"
I. Network ACS    "%"
K. Colours        Text(7) Kludge(12) Quote(10) Tear(1) Origin(9)
L. Origin line    N/A

M. Mail address   N/A                  R. Scan type       Default ON
N. Mail flags     -----/-----          S. Info filename   N/A
O. Posting type   Private              T. Limits - Max#   Unlimited messages
P. Anonymous      No                   U. Limits - Age    Unlimited days

Edit menu (?=Help) : 

            The QWK-Index displayed is for reference only.  It can only be
        altered by the INDEX utility (it is suggested it not be changed).
            The Date is the date and time the area was added for use by new
        message area scans.

            A. Description:
                Text description of the area.
            B. Filename:
                Unique (up to) 8 character prefix of the message area files
                  that will store messages and pointer information for this
                  area.
            C. Storage path:
                The path used to keep the message area files for this area.
                Each message area has 5 files on disk to hold data for the
                area.  DOS disk access starts to slow down when 200 or more
                files are in any one directory.  It is suggested that you
                keep a maximum of 40 message areas in any one path (total
                of 200 files).  Access to the areas can be slowed when too
                files are in a single DOS directory.  This feature can aid
                in defeating this limitation of DOS.
            D. Area format:
                Squish or JAM area.
            E. Area type:
                There are 5 message area types supported.
                (L)ocal: Messages are created and read by users of your
                    BBS only.
                (N)etMail: Private messages between two nodes of a network.
                    Flags to place on these messages can be configured.
                    (System Config, Message System)
                (E)chomail : Public messages transmitted by networks such
                    as FidoNet.
                (I)nternet Email: Internet Email provided by a Fidonet style
                    gateway.
                (G)NewsGroups: Internet newsgroups provided by a gateway.
            F. Reading ACS:
                The ACS required to read messages in this area.   This also
                allows the user to see the area in lists.
            G. Posting ACS:
                The ACS required to post messages in this area.
            H. SysOp ACS:The ACS required to perform SysOp operations on
                the current area.  This access includes Editing the poster of
                the message, displaying Kludge (etc.) lines, importing and
                exporting messages from/to the local (BBS) disk drive(s),
                and more.
            I. Network ACS:
                See the online note regarding this feature.
            K. Colors:
                Allows the configuration of the colors of different types
                of lines displayed in the message.
            L. Origin line:
                This feature is not used for Local Bases.  It contains the
                text that will be added at the end of the message in the
                Origin Line (The word Origin is automatically added at the
                beginning of the line and the Node Number is always appended
                to it).  This line will be truncated if too long.
            M. Mail address:
                Displays the list of defined Network addressed and allows
                you to select the one to use for this area.
            N. Mail Flags:
                Flags that toggle certain features/limitations on messages.
                (R)eal Names required: Real names will be used in the
                    from field of all messages posted.
                (V)isible to all users: Even if the user fails to meet the
                    Read ACS above, the area will still appear in area lists
                    so the user will know the area is an active area on the
                    system.
                (F)ile attaches permitted: Users who have file attach access
                    will be allowed to attach files in this area.                
                (N)etmail credits not used: User will not be required to use
                    netmail credit when posting in this area.
                (P)ublic stats not updated: Messages posted will not be
                    counted towards public post totals.
                (S)trip message codes: Will strip Telegard's internal Box
                    and centering codes before saving.
                (C)Strip color codes: Will strip Telegard color codes from
                    messages.
                (A)Filter ANSI: Strips all ANSI codes from messages.
                (8)Filter 8-bit ASCII: Strips all high ASCII characters
                    from messages.
                (T)Add Tear/Origin Lines: Will add tear and origin lines
                    to messages posted.
            O. Posting type:
                Can be toggled to Public, Private  or Public/Private
                Private messages can only be read by the receiver and SysOp.
            P. Anonymous:
                Not all base types can be set up for Anonymous Messages.
                There are several ways to set up anonymous areas.
                (Y)es, anonymous allowed, selectively: Users will be prompted
                    if they wish to save it as an anonymous message.
                (N)o, anonymous not allowed: No anonymous messages will be
                    allowed.
                (F)orced anonymous: All messages will be saved as anonymous
                    messages.
                (D)ear Abby: After posting, user will be prompted to save the
                    message as "Abby", "Problemed Person" or if the user meets
                    the SysOp ACS, then "SysOp" will also be an option.
                (A)ny Name: Users can save messages with any name they
                    desire.
            R. Scan type:
                If set to Default On, new users will have this area added to
                their Message Scan Tables.  If set to default off, users will
                not have this area automatically added to their scan tables.
                In either case, users can toggle the area in their scan table
                as they wish.  If set to mandatory, this base will be added
                to the scan tables and will not be allowed to be toggled off.
                (See the Message Area Quick-Access Menu for more details)
            S. Info filename:
                A text file describing the message area and/or it's purpose
                or rules.
            T. Limits- Max#:
                Sets the maximum # of messages to keep in this area.  Squish
                Format areas will be "dynamically packed" which means that
                Telegard will remove the oldest message to make room for a
                new message when the limit is reached.  Squish areas should
                still be packed to get rid of wasted space.  Telegard only
                uses this value for Squish areas.  JAM utilities may require
                this field for their operation but it will not have any
                impact Telegard's operation for a JAM area.
            U. Limits - Age:
                Sets the maximum age of messages in this area.  Squish format
                areas will have this data written to the message files for
                use by a squish packer.  Telegard will not use this setting
                to automatically remove messages from either format.  Message
                area utilities may use this information in the future for
                either format.


(N)ode Manager
==============

Node Manager

Num   Act Start End   Logon ACS                              BPS    Status
----- --- ----- ----- -------------------------------------- ------ --------
1     Yes 00:00 00:00                                        0      Waiting
2     Yes 00:00 00:00                                        0      Available

Node manager (?=Help) :

        The node manager will not be accessable unless the system is
    toggled to be multi-node.

    <ENTER>:Redisplay:
            Redisplays the available node listing.
    (Q)uit:
            Quits back to the main system manager menu.
    (C)opy node:
            Copies a node configuration to another node.
    (D)elete node:
            Removes a configured node.
    (I)nsert node:
            Inserts a new node to allow it to be configured.
    (P)osition node:
            Allows placement of nodes in the desired order of the SysOp.
    (M)odify node:
            Alters the configuration of an inserted node.

Node Manager - Editing #1

A. Active        Yes
B. Logon start   00:00
C. Logon end     00:00
D. Logon ACS     ""
E. Logon bps     0 bps
F. Node phone    617-925-8508

M. Modem config

Enter selection or (Q)uit :

            A. Active:
                If set to yes, Telegard will allow this to be used as a node
                from the command line.  If set to no, Telegard will ignore
                it's entry and not allow it to be used.
            B. Logon Start:
                If node activity hours are defined, then the node will only
                take calls starting at the defined time.
            C. Logon end:
                If node activity hours are defined, then the node will
                shut down at the defined time.
            D. Logon ACS:
                The ACS the user must meet in order to log on to this node.
            E. Logon bps:
                The minimum baud rate the user must connect at to log on
                to this node.
            M. Modem Config:
                This option allows the modem configuration for this node.
                This is exactly the same as the modem configuration in
                System Configuration -> Modem Setup however these setups
                must be used to control the modem over the main modem
                setup.


(P)rotocol Manager
==================

Protocol Manager

Tag Description               Fl  ACS
--- ------------------------- --- ----------------------------------------
 Z  (DSZ) Zmodem              @B-

Protocol manager (?=Help) :

        Up to 26 protocols can be configured into the system, A-Z.

    <ENTER>:Redisplay:
            Redisplays the protocol listing.
    (Q)uit:
            Quits back to the main system manager menu.
    (C)opy protocol:
            Copies the configuration of one protocol to that of a new one.
    (I)nsert protocol:
            Inserts a new protocol so that it can be configured.
    (D)elete protocol:
            Deletes a protocol from the list.
    (M)odify Protocol:
            Modifies the configuration of the protocol.


Protocol Manager - Protocol Z

A. Description    : (DSZ) Zmodem
B. Active         : Yes
C. ACS            : ""
D. Batch          : Yes
E. UL command     : "DSZ port ~CP estimate 0 ~CB ha slow restrict rz -m ~PF"
F. DL command     : "DSZ port ~CP estimate 0 ~CB ha slow sz -m -s ~PF"
G. UL result code : "E" "L" ""
H. DL result code : "E" "L" ""
I. Result type    : Transfer FAILED
J. Environment    : "set dszlog=~PL"
K. Log filename   : "~PT\TRANSFER.LOG"
L. Log positions  : Filename 11 / Result 1
M. Batch command  : "@"
N. Bi-directional : No

!. Protocol Definition Files

Enter selection or (Q)uit :


            A. Description:
                A text description of the protocol.
            B. Active:
                If set to yes, Telegard will use this protocol, if not it
                will be ignored.
            C. ACS:
                The access required to use this protocol.
            D. Batch:
                If the protocol can transfer more than one file in succession
                then set this option to yes.  If it can only send one file at
                a time, then set this to no.
            E. UL command:
                The command line used to execute the protocol when files are
                to be uploaded.  If left blank, Uploads will be disabled.
            F. DL command:
                The command line used to execute the protocol when files are
                to be downloaded.  If left blank, downloads will be disabled.
            G. UL result code:
                If batch is set to no, this option should be set to the
                errorlevel that the protocol returns for uploads.  If batch
                is set to yes, this option stores 3 strings of one character
                each.  Options K and L define where to look for these strings.
                Option I controls if Telegard treats the errorlevel or
                defined strings as a success or failure.
            H. DL result code:
                If batch is set to no, this option should be set to the 
                errorlevel returned for downloads.  If batch is set to yes,
                this option stores 3 strings of one character each.  Options
                K and L define where to look for the strings.  Option I 
                controls if Telegard treats the errorlevel or defined strings
                as a success or failure.
            I. Result type:
                If set to success, if Telegard detects what is defined in
                options G and H, Telegard will assume the transfer was a
                success.  Setting this incorrectly can reverse the actual
                status of a transfer.
            J. Environment:
                Sets a temporary environment for use by the protocol.  This
                is commonly used to define the DSZLOG temp variable for use
                with batch protocols.
            K. Log filename:
                Name of the log file used by the protocol.
            L. Log positions:
                Defines the position of the filename and result code string
                in the log file.  This can be changed if you have a protocol
                that creates a different format log file.
            M. Batch command:
                he command line parameter preceding a list of files to send
                for batch downloads.
            N. Bi-directional:
                If yes, the protocol will be treated at bi-directional.
                In this case, uploaded files will be checked for after all
                transfers are completed in both directions.

            !. Protocol Definition Files.
                These operate in the same manner as Archive Definition files
                except they are stored as filename.PDF.  See the archive
                definition files section for details.


(U)ser Manager
==============

User Editor - Editing 1 of 1   Status: Normal

Handle      : SysOp                          User-ID: 00-0001
Real name   : SysOp                          Security: 255
Address     : YOUR PERSONAL INFORMATION      Flag 1: ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
Location    : City, State/Province           Flag 2: ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
Postal Code :                                Restric: -----------/--------
Data Phone  :                                Password : <--hidden-->
Voice Phone :                                Sex/Age : N/A 00/00/00 (96)

User Comment:                                Firston : 06/15/96
Note 1 :                                     Laston  : 01/01/70 00:00
Note 2 :                                     PW Date : 06/15/96
Note 3 :                                     Expire  : N/A
Level  : B,Auto Validated User           Subscription: No Expiry

Enter selection, (?)Help or (Q)uit : 

        The user edit can be viewed at 3 levels depending on how much user
    information is desired.  All user items except their scan tables can
    be altered from this user editor.  The extensive user search engine
    has also been added for the final v3.0 release.

        Note: The users utility can be used to automatically delete expired
    users and is also needed to remove (pack) the deleted accounts stored
    in the user file.

    (A)ddress:
            Change the users address.
    (C)SysOp Comment:
            Enter a text comment about the user.
    (D)ata Phone:
            Change the data phone number.
    (E)Flags 1:
            Toggle the status of flags in flag set 1.  This flags do not
            have any fixed value.  For example, if you wanted to make it
            so users could only play online games if they had "Flags-1 G",
            then you would give users you wanted to play games Flags-1 G and
            then add EG (must have flag-1 G) to the ACS of all your door
            commands.  This allows the SysOp to "define" all 26 flags.
    (F)Flags 2:
            Same as above except for Flags-2.  These flags are checked for
            by the Fx (x being any letter A-Z) ACS command.
    (G)ender/Age:
            Modify the gender and age of the user.
    (H)andle:
            Change the handle/alias.
    (L)ocation:
            Change the location (City, State, etc.)
    (N)ame:
            The users real name.
    (O)Firston Date:
            Date the user first logged on.
    (P)ostal Code:
            The users postal/mail code.
    (R)estrictions:
            Toggles restrictions and special flags.
            Restrictions:
            (L) Can login ONLY once/day
            (C) Can't page SysOp
            (A) Can't write to the AutoMessage
            (*) Can't post anonymous messages
            (E) Can't post private messages
            (F) Force netmail deletion
                Users will be required to delete received netmail.
            (N) Can't post netmail
            (P) Can't post at all
            (K) Can't vote
            (M) Forced email deletion
                Users will be required to delete received email.
            (G) Can't post EchoMail
            Special flags:
            (1) No UL/DL ratio check
            (2) No post/call ratio check
            (3) No file point check
            (4) Protection from deletion
            (5) No daily DL ratio
            (6) No DL time check
            (7) No forced password change
            (8) Time per call
                This item tells Telegard that the amount of time set up in
                system config for this users security level will be reset
                at the beginning of every call.  This is useful for Guest
                accounts.
    (S)ecurity Level:
            Changes the security level
    (T)Laston date:
            Last date and time the user was on the BBS.
    (V)oice Phone:
            Voice telephone number.
    (!)PW Date:
            Date the password was last change.
    (@)Upgrade Level:
            Validates the current user to one of the predefined Validation
            levels.
    (#)Subscription:
            Enable or disable subscription for this user.
    (%)User toggles:

A. Graphics   ANSI                                 H. QWK archive
B. Screen     80x24                                I. QWK fromuser   No
C. Status     Normal                               J. QWK BW-ctrl    No
D. Flags      Clear Hkeys Pause Novice             K. Date format    MM/DD/YY
E. Mailbox    Open                                 L. Language       ENGLISH
F. Protocol   Select at transfer                   M. Lockfile
G. FSE type   Ask

            A. Graphics setting
            B. Screen size
            C. Status:
                Can be used to lock the user out, and configure special
                SysOp logginf in my house.
            D. Flags:
                1. Sent new user message
                2. Clear screen before mesasages
                3. Full-Line input
                4. Hotkeys
                5. Screen pausing.
                6. Menu novice:
                    Menus will be shown as if the user were at the novice
                    help level.
                7. Hidden caller:
                    Calls from this user are hidden to all but the sysop.
                8. Hidden user:
                    User is completely hidden to all but the SysOp.
            E. Mailbox:
                Mailbox status, forwarding information.
            F. Protocol:
                Default protocol driver.
            G. FSE Tyoe:
                Choices of Never Use, Always Use and Ask
            H. QWK Archive:
                Archive format of the QWK packets.
            I. QWK Fromuser:
                Pack mail written by this user in QWK Packets?
            J. QWK BW-ctrl:
                Bluewave control information in QWK packets?
            K. Date format:
                Date format for this user.
            L. Language:
                Current stored language for this user.
            M. Lockfile:
                Place a filename here to display to the user when they call.
                The user will be locked out and will not be allowed to log
                in after the file is displayed.
    (&)Statistics:

A. Current group   @              L. Uploads (k)     0
B. Message area    0              M. Downloads (k)   0
C. Public posts    0              N. Today dl (k)    0
D. Private posts   0              O. File points     0
E. Netmail posts   0              P. Total time      0
F. Net credits     9,999          R. Total calls     0
G. Net debits      0              S. Today calls     0
H. File area       0              T. Timebank        0
I. Uploads         0              U. Bank activity   0
J. Downloads       0              V. Time left       0
K. Today dl        0

            A. Current group
            B. Stored message area.
            C. Number of public posts made.
            D. Numnber of private posts made.
            E. Number of netmail posts made.
            F. Netmail credits (spent to sent NetMail)
            G. Netmail debits:
                Once this value is equal to or highat option F. the user
                will not be able to write and netmail.
            H. Stored file area.
            I. Number of total files uploaded.
            J. Number of total files downloaded.
            K. Number of downloads today.
            L. Number of kilobytes that have been uploaded.
            M. Number of total kilobytes that have been downloaded.
            N. Number of kilobytes that have been downloaded today.
            O. File points
            P. Total time spent online.
            R. Total calls to the system
            S. Calls made to the system today.
            T. Timebank balance.
            U. Bank activity
                This can be a positive or negative number to show net
                deposits or witharawls.
            V. Time leeft online today.
    (1)Note 1:
            Enter sysop defined question #1
    (2)Note 2:
            Enter sysop defined question #2
    (#)Note 3:
            Enter sysop defined question #3
    (U)ser Change:
            Enter a search string (name/handle only) to find users.
    (J)ump record:
            Jumps the the spcified user record.
    ([).(]) Previous, Next Users:
            Cycles through users in the database.
    (+)List level:
            Toggles the list level.
    (;) List type:
            Prompts for the list type to use.
    (^)Delete user:
            Deletes the user from the database.  To remove the deleted record
            from the database, the USERS utility must be used.
    (I)ndividual log:
            If user has individual sysop logs, this command will view that
            log.
    (*)Search engine:
            The search engine is a very powerful user finding utility.
            all entered criteria will be searched for an exact match.  In 
            order for the searching to be successful, the engine must be
            enabled with the "!".  Once enabled and search elements have
            been entered, the following 3 commands can be used to find users
            that match.

!. Start engine   Disabled
*. Clear engine

A. Text Keyword   ""
B. ACS matching   ""
C. Laston days    N/A                  L. Netmail posts  N/A
D. Expiry days    N/A                  M. Def protocol   N/A
E. Expiry level   N/A                  N. Uploads (#)    N/A
F. Language       ""                   O. Downloads (#)  N/A
G. User flags     None                 P. Uploads (KB)   N/A
H. User status    Normal               R. Downloads (KB) N/A
I. User level     N/A                  S. Filepoints     N/A
J. Public posts   N/A                  T. Total time     N/A
K. Private posts  N/A                  U. Total calls    N/A

    ({)Previous match:
            Searches the user list in reverse order for the next account
            matching all criteria entered in the engine.
    (})Next match:
            Searches the user list in forward order for the next account
            matching all criteria entered in the engine.
    (/)List matches:
            Creates a list of all users that match the criteria specified
            in the search engine.


(V)oting Question Manager
=========================

Voting Question Manager

## Act Voting Question
-- --- ---------------------------------------------------------------------
1  No  << New Voting Question >>

Voting question manager (?=Help) : 

    <ENTER>:Redisplay:
            Redisplays the list configured voting questions.
    (Q)uit:
            Quits back to the main system manager menu.
    (C)opy question:
            Copies the selected question and all answers to a new question.
    (D)elete question:
            Completely removes a question and all it's answers.
    (I)nsert question:
            Inserts a new question so that it can be modified.
    (M)odify question:
            Changes the configuration and answers to a question.

            !. Active:
                If yes, the question will be shown to users who have access.
                If no, the question will be ignored.
            1. Question:
                The text of the voting question.
            Answers:
                Answers are shown here.  (See commands below)
            2. Vote ACS:
                The access required to vote on this question.
            3. AddA ACS:
                The access required to add a new answer to the question while
                online and answering the voting question.

            (A)dd answer:
                Adds the next answer to this question.
            (D)elete answer:
                Deletes an answer.
            (I)nsert answer:
                Allows the addition of an answer to a specific location in
                the list.  
            (R)eset question:
                Resets the question and removes all votes.
            (M)odify answer:
                Modifies the text of an answer.  This will not alter or
                clear any votes made with this answer.  If the meaning of
                the answer is completely changed, the question should be
                reset manually.


(W)Voting Results
=================

        Will optionally display and/or create the VOTES.TXT file which is a
    text file containing all questions and a list of users who voted for
    each answer.


(#)Menu Manager
===============

Menu Editor - Menu path C:\BBS\MENUS\ (Default)

AUTO     MNU    BBSLIST  MNU    EMAIL    MNU    FILE     MNU    GLOBAL   MNU
GOODBYE  MNU    MAIN     MNU    MSG      MNU    ONLINE   MNU    PERSONAL MNU
QWK      MNU    SCANF    MNU    SCANM    MNU    SYSOP    MNU    TIMEBANK MNU
15 files

Menu editor (?=help) :

    <ENTER>:Rediaply:
            Redisplays the directory of existing menu files.
    (Q)uit:
            Quits back to the main system manager menu.
    (C)opy menu file:
            Copies a menu file to a new file duplicating all the information.
    (D)elete menu file:
            Removes a menu file.
    (I)nsert menu file:
            Inserts a new menu file so it can be configured.
    (P)ath switch:
            Changes the path to look for menu files to edit.  This allows
            you to change to the menu directory of a different language and
            modify those menus.
    (M)odify menu file:
            Allows the configuration of the menu file.

Menu Command edit mode: (Modes are switched by the (T)oggle command).

Menu Editor - Editing MAIN.MNU

#  KE MC Options          #  KE MC Options          #  KE MC Options
-- -- -- ---------------- -- -- -- ---------------- -- -- -- ----------------
1  A  -/ auto             10 J  OR                  19 W  OG
2  B  -/ bbslist          11 L  OW 0                20 X  OP 58
3  C  OO                  12 M  -^ scanm            21 Y  -F USERINFO
4  C  OC SysOp            13 N  ME sysop            22 .  -/ online
5  D  OD                  14 O  -/ qwk              23 $  -/ timebank
6  E  -/ email            15 P  -/ personal         24 !  NW
7  F  -^ scanf            16 S  OS                  25 @  NM
8  H  OH                  17 U  OU !
9  I  -V                  18 V  OV

Menu editor (?=help) : 

            <ENTER>:Redisplay:
                Redisplays the listing of current menu commands.
            (Q)uit and save:
                Saves the menu file and returns to the main menu editor
                prompt.
            (T)oggle editing mode:
                Toggles Editing Mode to Menu Data editing.
            (D)elete command:
                Deletes a menu command.
            (I)nsert command:
                Inserts menu command.  A total of 75 menu commands can
                be contained in one menu.
            (S)how menu:
                Displays the current menu.  Normal Display is the full menu
                using the Short Descriptions.  Selecting No to the Normal
                Display prompt will show the extended menu descriptions.
            (P)osition command:
                Allows the placing of commands to their desired location.
            (M)odify command: Modifies the menu command.

Menu MAIN.MNU - Editing command #1 (of 25)

1. Long Description
   "(A)uto-Message - Go to the auto-message menu"
2. Short Description
   "(A)uto-Message"
3. Keys       A
4. Command    -/ - Menu - GOSUB
5. Options    "auto"
6. Access     "s10"
7. Display    ACS Dependant

Edit menu (?=help) : 

                <ENTER>:Redisplay:
                    Redisplays current menu command.
                (Q)uit and save:
                    Saves the current command and quits back to the main
                    menu command listing.
                (J)ump to entry:
                    Loads the specified menu command to edit.
                ([),(]) Back, Forward entry:
                    Cycles back and forth between menu commands.
                1. Long Description:
                    Extended description of menu command.
                2. Short Description:
                    Short description of menu command.
                3. Keys: The key(s) used to execute the command.  Any letter
                    number or symbol may be used as a key.  If this field
                    contains more than one character and is not a special
                    function, the user must preceded the keys with // if
                    they have One Key Input active for their account.  There
                    are several special functions that can be used here:
                        SPACE : The space bar.
                        ENTER : The ENTER key.
                        TAB   : The TAB Key.
                        ESC   : The Escape Key.
                        TITLE : The Long Description becomes a line of text
                            that is displayed in the menu itself.
                        FIRSTCMD : If this is placed in any commands, they
                            will be automatically executed when the menu
                            file is loaded (not redisplayed) without the
                            having to press anything.  A common use is to
                            have the description fields empty and use this
                            command to get automatic results in certain
                            situations.
                        AUTOEXEC : Operates just like FIRSTCMD except will
                            also be executed when the menu is simply 
                            redisplayed.  
                4. Command:
                    The 2 character Telegard menu function.  A list is
                    provided in MENU.REF for now and there is an online
                    reference in the menu editor.
                5. Options:
                    Options for the menu function.  Details of the options
                    to each command are given online and are listed in the
                    MENU.REF file at this time.
                6. Access:
                    The access needed to use this menu command.
                7. Display:
                    Can be set to one of three options.
                    (A)CS Dependent:
                        If the user has access, it will be displayed,
                        otherwise it will be hidden.
                    (V)isible always: The command is always shown.  If the
                        user cannot use the command, the key will not be
                        colored as it should be.
                    (H)idden always:
                        The command is always hidden from view.  If a user
                        has access, it will still execute however.


Menu Data editing mode: (Modes are switches with the (T)oggle comman.)

Menu Editor - Editing MAIN.MNU

                              --- Main Menu ---
                                   New BBS
                              06/16/96 22:05:53

Time Left: [01:00:00] (?=Help)
Main Menu :

1. Menu titles
2. Menu prompt
3. File display   Normal- *Internal* / Extended- *Internal*
4. ACS required   ""
5. Password       *None*
6. Fallback       "MAIN"
7. Display menu   User Settings
8. Display info   4 columns, 7/14/7
9. Input type     User setting
A. Flags          C---P-
B. Use global     Yes
C. Node status    Disabled (Off)

Menu editor (?=help) : �

            <ENTER>:Redisplay:
                Redisplays the menu data.
            (Q)uit and save:
                Saves the menu file and quits back to the menu selection
                prompt.
            (T)oggle editing mode:
                Switches to Menu Command edit mode.
            (S)how menu:
                Displays the menu to the screen as it will appear to the
                online user.  Displaying the Normal menu will show the
                short descriptions, otherwise long descriptions are used.
            1. Menu titles:
                Define up to 3 lines of menu titles.  They are displayed at
                the top of this screen.  These titles are centered by
                default (See Menu Flags Below).
                Special Feature:
                    If no other characters are placed on these lines, one of
                    the following items can be defined:
                    @filename : This will display FILENAME with the proper
                        extension based on display settings.
                    $filename : This will execute script FILENAME(.SCR).
            2. Menu prompt:
                The prompt for the current menu.
                Special Feature:
                    If no other characters are places in this field, one of
                    the following items can be defined:
                    @filename : This will display FILENAME with the proper
                        extension based on display settings.
                    $filename : This will execute script FILENAME(.SCR).
            3. File display:
                These file names can use the @S MCI code to display files
                based on the security level of the online user.  An exact
                match must be made in order for files to be displayed.  For
                example, the files MAIN.ANS and MAIN100.ANS exist.  User A
                is security level 100 and user B is security level 125.  User
                A would see MAIN100.ANS but User B would not beccause he is
                not exactly security level 100.
                Normal menu filename: This file will be displayed to the user
                    instead of the internal menu at any time the menu would
                    normally display Short Descriptions (Normal Help Level).
                Extended menu filename: This file will be displayed to the
                    user instead of the internal menu at any time the menu
                    would normally display Long Descriptions (Extended Help
                    Level).
            4. ACS required:
                The access required to access this menu.  If the user fails
                the ACS requirement, the fallback menu may be loaded.
            5. Password:
                The password required to load this menu.  If the password is
                not entered properly, the fallback menu may be loaded.
            6. Fallback:
                If the menu cannot continue it's operation or load another
                menu file it is supposed to, this Fallback menu will be
                loaded instead.
            7. Display menu:
                Four methods to display the menu based on help/expert levels.
                User setting: Uses the users help (expert) setting to
                    display the menu.
                Forced expert mode: Just the menu prompt will be displayed,
                    as if the user was always in expert mode for this menu.
                Forced normal: Will always show the menu with short
                    descriptions regardless of the user's setting.
                Forced extended: Will always show the menu with long
                    descriptions as if the user had pressed ? to reach the
                    maximum help level.
            8. Display info:
                Generic columns: The Number of columns the commands are
                    presented in when a menu is displayed in Normal mode.
                Bracket color: Color of the characters surrounding the
                    command key.
                Command color: Color of the command character.
                Description color: Color of the remainder of the command
                    description.
            9. Input type:
                Single key: Forces the input type to single key for this
                    menu.  All single character commands will be executed
                    automatically when the key is entered.
                Full line: Forces the input type to full line for this menu.
                    All commands will need to be entered and then followed by
                    ENTER in order to be accepted.
                User setting: Uses the users default input type for this
                    menu.
            A. Flags:
                (C): Clears screen before the menu is displayed.
                (D): Does not center menu titles.  This only disables
                     centering for the main titles in option 1 above.  This
                     flag may have an impact on the special features of
                     filedisplay and script execution from the menu titles.
                (N): No menu prompt will be shown.
                (P): Causes system to pause before the menu is displayed.
                (S): Does not center sub-titles.  Subtitles are any commands
                     using the special keys of TITLE.  (See command editing
                     for more details.)
                (T): Automatically displays the time left in the menu
                     prompt.
            B. Use global:
                If this option is active, after all commands in this menu
                file are read and displayed to the user, the commands in the
                menu file GLOBAL.MNU will be loaded and added to the list of
                commands.  The global menu MUST be called GLOBAL.  The number
                of commands in this menu added to the commands in the GLOBAL
                Menu cannot exceed 75 total.  If set to no, the global menu
                will be ignored for this menu.
            C. Node status:
                If enabled, the menu will store a text string that will be
                used in the "Who's on listing" in the status field to give
                the other users an idea of what part of the system the
                current user is accessing.

-End of Document

                       Telegard BBS Development Team
                           BETA SITE Application

                   Copyright (C) 1995,1998 by Tim Strike,
                        Kevin Watkins and Don Johnson
                            All Rights Reserved.


        The Telegard development team consists of a limited number of 
        voluntary positions which are filled by SysOps running the Telegard 
        BBS software.  The keywords are "limited" and "voluntary" -- 
        because of the nature of our testing, we require dedicated 
        individuals who have a desire to test our software and take time to 
        ensure the quality of the software.

        The Telegard development team only has about twenty positions which 
        we fill as necessary with individuals who demonstrate they will be 
        an asset to the team and the testing process.  Since there are only 
        a limited number of positions, we can not afford to carry members 
        who are not going to be an active member of the team.  For this 
        reason, please do not waste our time (or yours) by filling out this 
        application if you do not believe you can meet the requirements.


     REQUIREMENTS

        There are several requirements for becoming a member of the 
        Telegard beta team.  Please look them over carefully as these 
        requirements are mandatory:

                (1) FidoNet node number
                (2) TG_SUPPORT (echomail support conference) connected
                (3) TG_SUP (file support conference) connected
                (4) Working knowledge of echomail/netmail
                (5) Run a full time public Telegard BBS (except for
                    your FidoNet Zone Mail Hour).

        Upon selection to the team, you will also be required to:

                (A) Contact one of the following systems for mail & files: 
                    (A couple of times a week is encouraged; but once a 
                    week minimum is REQUIRED to ensure relevant input on 
                    the most current issues.)

                      (a) Alpha #1 - Tim Strike, 1:259/423, ON, Canada. 
                      (b) Alpha #2 - Don Johnson, 1:104/531, CO, U.S.A. 
                      (c) Alpha #3 - Kevin Watkins, 1:101/321, MA, U.S.A.

                    We are aware that polling several times a week can 
                    create a financial hardship.  For this reason we have 
                    alternate methods available in addition to FidoNet 
                    Polling.  Please inquire to the availability of E-Mail 
                    and FTP connections via the internet.

                (B) Provide support, especially to local nodes who will ask 
                    you lots and lots of questions. Providing support in 
                    the TG_SUPPORT Echo on FidoNet is not required.

                (C) Providing input and feedback to the Alpha Team is just 
                    as important as testing the software.
                
                      (a) Return thorough bug and problem reports ASAP.

                      (b) Return reports when you have noticed that 
                          previously reported bugs & problems have been 
                          successfully fixed.

                      (c) Return "working as advertised" reports when 
                          everything is working okay.  Just because 
                          features work for someone else doesn't mean they 
                          work for you on your system & configuration.

                    We expect all problem reports to contain the relevant 
                    version, user/sysop actions, and if possible a method 
                    to re-create the problem.
                    
                    When it becomes available, please use the official 
                    "Functionality Report" option to notify the Alpha Team 
                    about issues with the software, whether they are bugs 
                    or properly functioning features.

                (D) Run the latest Telegard beta version as your full time 
                    BBS software.  Beta Versions must be installed within a 
                    reasonable time period and tested as outlined above. If 
                    a bug prevents you from using the BBS in a full time 
                    environment you can fall back to a previous beta or 
                    standard release.

                (E) Acknowledge that your position on the team is not 
                    permanent.  Beta Status can be revoke at any time if 
                    the Alpha Team decides it is warranted.

        Your performance and compliance with these guidelines will be 
        evaluated on a regular basis by the current members of the Alpha 
        Team.  Any decisions made by the Alpha Team are ultimately final.


     NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT

        The Telegard development teams needs privacy of development ideas 
        and future plans.  These items are to ensure that the Telegard 
        development team can operate internally without the scrutiny or 
        public expectation which has come to unfortunately plague the BBS 
        world.

        If you are selected to join our development team as a beta site, 
        the following terms are required to be met:

             (1) Your personal key and all beta software and documentation 
                 are the sole property of the Telegard development team and 
                 should under no circumstances be provided to other 
                 individuals for use.

             (2) Proposed dates and features are *not* to be released to 
                 the public unless expressly implied or previously 
                 announced by the Alpha Team.

        Items may be appended to the non-disclosure agreement at any time.

        This agreement can be terminated at any time by either party (the 
        Telegard development team and individual beta site); however, 
        anything acquired during the beta testing period still falls under 
        this agreement and is not dissolved because the relationship is 
        dissolved.

        Filling out and returning this application is an understanding of 
        these terms and is satisfactory between both parties.  If selected 
        to the beta team, this agreement is binding.
        

     APPLICATION

        Please fill out the remaining portion of the application and return
        to the Telegard Development Team (we do not want the preceding text 
        returned, only the text starting with the GENERAL header):

                betasite@1:259/423                      [FidoNet]
                betasite@fknights.gryn.org              [Internet]

        It is _imperative_ that you address your message to "betasite" to 
        ensure automated processing and filing of your application.  DO NOT 
        FILE ATTACH THIS APPLICATION TO YOUR MESSAGE -- THE TEXT OF YOUR 
        MESSAGE SHOULD BE YOUR APPLICATION.

        If addressed properly, you will receive an automated reply message 
        within a few days (mail movement dependant).  At this point your
        application has been filed and will be up for consideration the
        next time we are adding members to the team (when a position 
        becomes available).

        Please do not contact the development team to inquire about the 
        status of your application.  If you have received the automatic 
        reply to your application, it has been processed.  If there are no 
        available positions your application will be saved for future 
        consideration.  You will be contacted if/when you are asked to join 
        the team.
 
    GENERAL

        Your personal information is for administration purposes only.  If 
        your system is a multinode system, please repeat the last set of 
        questions for each node (list the primary node first).

        Name                  ___________________________________________
        Age                   _____
        Postal Mail Address   ___________________________________________
        (no P.O. boxes!)      ___________________________________________
                              ___________________________________________
        Voice Phone #         ____________________
        Internet Address      ___________________________________________

        Single or multinode   ____________________
        Nodes                 _____
        BBS Phone #           ____________________
                              ____________________
                              ____________________
        FidoNet node #        ____________________
        Other network(s)      ___________________________________________

    HARDWARE

        Please list the hardware that you are using to run your Telegard 
        system.  If your setup includes multiple computers, please repeat 
        all questions for all computers.

        Computer Type              ______________________________________
        Memory                     ______________________________________
        Harddisk Capacity          ______________________________________
        Graphics Adapter           ______________________________________
        Modem (manuf/speed/prot)   ______________________________________
        CD-ROM                     ______________________________________
        Other                      ______________________________________

        Network Type               ______________________________________
        Network Software Version   _____
        Network Adapters           ______________________________________
        Number of Workstations     _____
        Workstation logins?        [ ] Yes  [ ] No

    RELATED SYSTEM SOFTWARE

        Please include relevant version numbers!

        Operating System      ___________________________________________
        Storage (FAT/HPFS/)   ___________________________________________
        Multitasking Software ___________________________________________
        Fossil Driver         ___________________________________________
        Other System Software ___________________________________________

        Frontend Mailer       ___________________________________________
        File Processor        ___________________________________________
        Echomail Processor    ___________________________________________
        
        Internet Software     ___________________________________________
        (related to BBS, i.e. ___________________________________________
        Telnet, TransX)       ___________________________________________
        
        Other BBS Software    ___________________________________________

    OTHER

        Number of file areas       ______
        Average uploads a week     ______ (K)
        Average downloads a week   ______ (K)
        Number of message areas    ______
        Average public posts       ______
        Number of users            ______
        Online since               ___/___/___
        Years as a SysOp           ______
        Years as a Telegard SysOp  ______
       
    EXPERIENCE

        This last section is freeform (i.e. no set criteria) which you 
        can use to persuade us you should be chosen over someone with 
        similar credentials.

        In this section, please consider covering the following topics: 
        (a) your experience with Telegard, (b) your experience beta testing 
        other software or with programming software, (c) why you should be 
        selected to the Telegard development team, and (d) anything else we 
        should know about (do you have a good working knowledge of TCP/IP,
        of networking, frontend mailers, etc).

        While it would be nice to see the preceding questions answered, 
        please remember that this section is *freeform* -- answer more, 
        answer less -- just remember to leave a lasting impression!
 

                  Telegard Bulletin Board Software, v3.10
                              Feature Listing

                      Copyright (C) 1997 by Tim Strike
                            All Rights Reserved.


                       Last Updated: October 31, 1997

        The following is the feature listing for Telegard 3.10.  Features
        which are not marked GAMMA x are in GAMMA 1.  The features marked
        GAMMA x will only be available in that gamma release ("x").

        This listing does not include bug fixes or changes; for a complete
        list of changes, the WHATSNEW.310 documentation should suffice.

        DOCUMENTATION

            * Telegard 3.02 documentation (TELEGARD.DOC) will be 
              suplemented by the WHATSNEW.310 and TELEGARD.310 update
              documentation.  A complete set of documentation will not 
              likely be available until 3.10 final, or slightly thereafter.

        LANGUAGES
             
            * New language storage and retrieval mechanism breaks 64K 
              barrier on languages, and pushes it to 2.1 MB [limited to
              128K for the current Telegard releases].

        UTILITIES
            
            * Updated utilities to provide more useful diagnostic and
              statistical information.

        AREAS

            * Area scan records now stored in flag file (instead of an
              individual file for each area).  Improves speed of all 
              message scanning features (reading, toggling, etc.), and
              reduces size requirements greatly.

            * File and Message Quick-Access menus are now powered by the
              menu kernel for complete configurability of the two menu
              sets.

            * A second group set has been added so that you can separate
              your file/message areas as desired.

            * Area compression now separate b/w files and messages.

        MESSAGES

            * Major internal code modifications to the entire message 
              reading structure; fixes bugs, improves overall speed and
              operation of the message areas (all known JAM and Squish
              bugs have been fixed).

            * Message reading is now driven by the menu kernel, providing
              complete control over the message prompt and how it interacts
              with the users.  New set of menu commands R? to complement 
              this feature for use on the reading prompt.

            * Title scanning now available in more reading modes.

            * Reading non-scan criteria messages is now allowed in all 
              modes (except waiting/emailscan).

            * To and from scans now accept optional names to scan for (so
              you can read messages to/from a specific user)--blank assumes
              the online user (i.e. you).

            * Editing of message headers (to/from/subj/flags) is now 
              available.  Additionally, toggle for message received status
              is now available too.

            * Telegard can now use REPLYADDR from Internet Email addresses.

            * Message threading (following reply chains) has now been 
              added, with SmartPath, allowing the user to follow a reply
              chain and then return to the original unordered thread with
              the next non-thread message command.

            * New anonymous toggle: Realname or Handle (allowing either to
              be used/chosen at time of posting).

            * New anonymous tracking modes for echomail/netmail areas so 
              that messages can be posted partially or totally anonymously
              from your system, and still be tracked back to the 
              originating user [provided anonymous tracking is on, 
              otherwise the message is completely anonymous except for 
              system logs].  Anonymous echomail should now work flawlessly.

            * Smart message area opening code: if an area can not be 
              opened, a polite message should be returned rather than a 
              hard runtime error message.

            * Kludge lines can now be extracted from messages, and also
              quoted in replies (provided necessary access is available).

            * Quote warnings and quote thresholds (maximum) now available
              within the line editor.

            * Added toggle for appending "Re:" to the reply subjects.

            * Smarter 'dumb-quote' (SmartQuote off) will now properly 
              truncate lines only when it needs to.

            * Smarter quote engine, restarts quoting from where it was
              previously ended.

            * Fixed up file attaches such that the parameters passed to the 
              protocol use the proper format (no filename for batch 
              protocols, which is often why attaches via Zmodem, etc. would 
              report errors when used with DSZ/GSZ).

            * Version 7 nodelist searching has been completed.  Version 7 
    GAMMA 3   nodelist browsing will be completed in a later version.       

            * SysOp logs contain the From: name for posted messages if the 
              base allows anonymous types (even if the message is not 
              anonymous).  This is for tracking purposes.

            * Added auto-signature support for messages posted within the
              line editor.  Two lengths, long and short, are configured by
              the SysOp for each area.

            * Import filenames are persistent across the same message area
              session.

        FILES
        
            * Complete overhaul of the file section: improves speed, 
              storage format, and fixes many of the previous restrictions.
              Overhaul also fixed many of the file section bugs, and made
              the interface more user friendly!

            * File tagging prompt now driven by the menu kernel for 
              complete control over file tagging options.  Also added file
              editing features from the file tagging prompt.  Complementary
              menu command set S? for use with the file tagging menu.
              
            * Upload queues no longer used (blind uploading gone).  
              Download queue increased to 50 files.

            * Duplicate file names are allowed across file areas [fixed
              previous faux-pas].

            * Added secondary sort option for file area sorting, and added 
              per-area sort criteria.  Also added command-line driven 
              sorting (based on this per-area sort criteria).

            * Added ability to update file path based on label of CD-ROM
              so that CD-ROM changes function better.

            * More complete logging from the file section, including all
              download requests for:
                    - Missing, Offline, Failed, Unvalidated files
                    - Failed passwords
                    - Unmatched CDROM labels
              (i.e. all the ones that SysOps might be interested in)

            * Smarter editing commands now included in the file editor.

            * Option to remove high-bit from imported descriptions.

            * Support for PNG (Portable Network Graphics) format added.

            * The validate files maintenance option is now powered by the
              same update engine as most of the other maintenance items.

            * Graphic Specification (GifSpec=NNNxNNN,NNNc,type) is now 
              represented as (xSpec=NNNxNNN,NNNc,type) instead.

            * The search engine for the file section has been updated to 
              reflect the new structure--it's using the QuickSearch now 
              instead of the much slower POS(), and was noticeably faster on 
              my machine (perhaps not on yours . . . )

            * When moving files, conferences are now ignored automatically.
              This -could- be accomplished locally before by just hitting
              the IGNORE CONFERENCE SysOp key, but this makes it automatic,
              so you can move files across conference boundaries.

        SCRIPTS

    GAMMA 2 * Telegard scripting language takes a complete overhaul into a
              compile language, with compiler.  The new scripts are 
              smaller, run faster, and provide a more feature rich set of
              functions (math, file, etc.).  Compiler also includes more
              helpful diagnostic information.

        DOORS

            * The DOOR.SYS file (Menu DG) has been updated to reflect the 
              *correct* format of the DOOR.SYS file created by GAP.

            * The DOORFILE.SCR was updated to reflect the correct format
              of the DOORFILE.SR file expected by SR games.

        MENUS
        
            * Major overhaul to the internal menu routines -- this was done 
              not only for optimization purposes, but also to support the 
              new specialized menus (see AREAS, MESSGAES, FILES and this 
              section for details).

            * The New User Information Verification menu is now driven by
              the menu kernel (NEWUSERV.MNU) for complete control of the
              new user process.

            * New menu commands for processing adjustment of timebank,
              netmail debits/credits, filepoints and online time.

            * New default (override) menu help levels for complete menu 
              control.

            * Menu editor now contains a (R)ename menu function, and a 
              (C)opy menu command function.

    GAMMA 3 * Automated lightbar menus, including support for external
              ANSI menus.  Also includes advanced support for arrow
              keys as menu command keys, for both local and remote 
              operation.

        OTHER
            
            * User-ID *text* was changed from ##-#### to #### format.
            
            * Support for FrontDoor or Binkley style logging.

            * Duplicate phone number warnings can be optionally sent via
              email.
                    
            * Local input routines accept left and right arrows to move
              within the input line, and the insert and delete keys to
    GAMMA 3   toggle editing types.  Advanced remote input will be included
              when the full lightbar menu interface is completed.

            * Added drive table listing and update facility from 
              SystemConfig.Hardware.

            * Added security level upgrade and downgrade notices to the 
              validation system.

            * User accounts can now be toggled with 'No Password Alert'.

            * The TRASHPHN.TXT file will now be used to deny BBS list
              numbers as well.

            * The TRASHPHN.TXT file which Telegard parsers to deny phone 
              numbers now accepts ? as well as * as wildcards.

            * Improved file I/O for multinode configurations.

            * Date and time separators now completely used.

            * Random files should be more evenly distributed between .ANS, 
              .AN1, etc...

            * MCI translation (~xx->text) should now be more friendly to
              short-long file names (i.e. Features310.html -> Featur~1.htm) 
              when displayed.  Mainly for Windows 95/Linux systems.

            * Tonnes upon tonnes of listed and unlisted bug fixes.

        PLATFORMS

             * Telegard 3.10 will be available on at least DOS and OS/2
               native platforms.  The first gamma will be DOS only,
               followed shortly thereafter by Telegard/2 (OS/2) release
               which is a drop-in replacement (same data files et al.).

               Other platforms are being explored, but no commitment has 
               been made to develop any other platforms (and indeed, no 
               work has been started).

                  
                  Telegard Bulletin Board Software, v3.10
                REFERENCE: 10 Step Language Recovery Program

                      Copyright (C) 1998 by Tim Strike
                            All Rights Reserved.

                     
    This is a 10 step program to recover the text for a Telegard language
    file where the compiled .tgl is up-to-date but the original uncompiled 
    .txt file has been deleted or damaged.
    
    This program does not require any tools that you don't already have at 
    your disposal.

    THE 10 STEPS (+1) TO RECOVERY
        
        0. Make backups of your language files (.txt and .tgl)... (jic)

        1. Rename your lost .tgl file to 'recover.tgl'
        
        2. Open a text editor, start a new file 'emptylng.txt', add one 
           line '; this is a blank language file' and save

        3. Execute 'makelang emptylng.txt' (if makelang is not in your 
           path, run '\tgpath\makelang emptylng.txt' instead)

        4. Unzip the release english.txt file;
 
           a) Change to a Telegard temp directory (\temp, \temp1, etc.)
   
           b) GAMMA/RELEASE VERSIONS: Extract the language.tws file into 
              this directory ('pkunzip tg_309g1.zip install.tg', 'pkunzip 
              install.tg -sREADYTOGO language.tws').  Unpack the .tws file 
              into this directory ('unpack language.tws .'). 
      
              BETA VERSIONS: Unzip the english.txt file into this directory 
              from the latest __update.zip file ('pkunzip __update.zip 
              english.txt').
        
           c) Rename english.txt to release.txt, and copy to your languages 
              directory.
   
        5. Execute 'makelang release.txt'

        6. Execute 'cmprlang emptylng recover'

        7. Open a text editor, open 'cmprlang.txt', and then delete the 
           lines at the top of the file 'CMPRLANG results file:' to the 
           0001 line (not including 0001 line), and at the end of the file 
           'Checking for different strings' and the associated blank lines.

        8. Rename cmprlang.txt to recover.txt

        The language file recover.txt has all the lines from your original 
        .tgl, recovered back to their text (uncompiled) form.  While this 
        is sufficient recovery, it sure would be nice to get the comments 
        of what variables are, etc. updated eh?  Sure, no problem....

        9. Execute 'makelang recover -M release'.
        
        Your language is now as good as new...

        10. Rename 'recover.NEW' to whatever your (lost) .tgl file was 
            called.  Recompile and check things out...

        * * * IMPORTANT NOTE * * *   Depending on the last time you updated 
        the text of the recovered language, you should also make the 
        modifications to the language that occurred from the time you last 
        updated the text to the date of the release language.  Grab all the 
        appropriate LANGUAGE.* files, and make the appropriate changes 
        (note, you should not have to add or remove any lines, since the -M 
        merge automatically took care of that portion for you).
        
    
    WHY DOES THIS WORK?
        
        The Telegard language tools are extremely powerful.
          
        When 'cmprlang' runs, it is checking an empty language against a 
        complete, compiled language.  Each line that exists in the compiled 
        language does not exist in the empty language, and is considered 
        new.  Thus, the resulting cmprlang.txt file is all of the language 
        lines from your original compiled language listed as 'new'.
        
        When 'makelang -M' runs, it is checking for new/removed lines, and 
        also restoring all of the comments.  So your uncommented language 
        file recover.txt becomes a commented language file recover.new.  
        This file also has been updated with new (or missed entries; if 
        they were blank entries) from the release language, and all deleted 
        language id lines have also been removed.  So when your language 
        file comes out of the makelang process, it's as good as new . . .
        
    
    WHAT IS DIFFERENT FROM MY OLD LANGUAGE FILE AND THIS NEW ONE?
    
        If you added your own comments, those were lost.  Unfortunately the 
        comments are not stored in the .tgl file, and thus could not be 
        recovered.
        
        Lines that were removed since you last updated the language were 
        removed.  Lines that were added now exist (check out the lines that 
        the makelang -M returns--some of those lines might be blank lines 
        that the compiled .tgl did not have, but it's quite possible that 
        there are a couple of new lines too...).
        
        The comments in the language are up-to-date (so if you didn't add 
        variable comments/descriptions/etc. from language change to 
        language change, you'll be happy to know they've magically 
        appeared).
        
        Otherwise, the file is as good as your old one.  Honest.  And all 
        for less than a nickel.
        
    
    CONTACTING THE AUTHOR

        The author of this document can be contacted as follows:

        Echomail                Tim Strike, TG_SUPPORT (fidonet)
        Netmail                 Tim Strike @ 1:259/423 (fidonet)
        Internet Email          tim@telegard.net
        

                  Telegard Bulletin Board Software, v3.10
                       Revision History Documentation

                      Copyright (C) 1998 by Tim Strike
                            All Rights Reserved.


                         3.09 Gamma 2 - 5 July 1998

        INSTALLATION NOTES

            Please completely read INSTALL.DOC.  Follow the installation 
            instructions to the number, otherwise you will find that your 
            system has not been completely or correctly updated, and this 
            is likely to cause you many problems and frustrations.
        
        RELEASE NOTES

            This version of Telegard 3.09.g2 is complete, save the 
            scripting language.  I decided that I didn't have the time to 
            dedicate to finishing the scripting language for g2 and keep 
            the release of g2 to a reasonable date.  Subsequently, the new 
            compiled scripting language will make it's debut in g3.
            
            In addition, Gamma 2 marks the release of Telegard/2, a native 
            OS/2 version of Telegard.  There aren't many additional 
            features included in TG/2, but there are many planned for the 
            future.  Please consider Telegard/2 a test version--it is a 
            direct drop-in replacement for Telegard/dos, so you can run 
            both from the same set of data files and test Telegard/2 while 
            still running your system critical BBS using Telegard/dos.
        
        MAJOR CHANGES

            * The installation procedure has changed considerably (to make 
              things easier...).
                
                1) INSTALL.TG / INSTALL.TG2 replaced by INSTALL.TWS and 
                   INSTALL2.TWS -- which are password protected .TWS files 
                   instead of a password protected .ZIP file.  This should 
                   allow the Telegard distribution archive to be uploaded 
                   without failure to THD ProScan and other protected 
                   upload systems (no errors during unzipping).

                2) All reference documentation and other non-install 
                   documentation will be packed in DOCS.TWS (NOTES.TWS is 
                   no longer being used), and will be unpacked in a DOCS 
                   subdirectory.
                   
            * Telegard now locks (deny write) the config.tg file when 
              entering the system configuration.  This means that other 
              nodes/instances of Telegard will be able to read but *not* 
              update the system configuration (the prompts change to 
              include -=> View Only Mode <=- in this case).  
                
              This was done to protect data integrity across nodes & 
              networks, but still to allow other nodes to view the system 
              configuration (as I often do by shelling from Node 1 into 
              Node 2, when I can't load the configuration directly in Node 
              1 (ala message posting)).
              
              If an external program attempts to open the file in Write or 
              ReadWrite mode, the external program will fail.  If the 
              external program does not write to the data file, then the 
              file mode should be changed to Read only to allow it to open 
              the system configuration in this instance.
              
            * I changed all of the internal routines relating to the message 
              buffer / buffer length to use a standard textbuffer library 
              that I built (to handle messages, file descriptions, etc.). 
              While the changes were fairly straight forward and just 
              involved modifying the current routines, I *may* have made a 
              typo here or there resulting in code being broken.

            * I changed the way sets are handled in Telegard (internally 
              for now; developers will get these changes in the next 
              development kit, since the methods are computationally 
              compatible).

              At any rate, this was done to facilitate compilation on other 
              platforms with other compilers; TP/BP can store sets in byte 
              values, but other compilers often use word or longint values 
              which are incompatible in size.

              This change took about 7 hours to complete, and while I 
              *attempted* to verify everything I did, I may not have.  
              Therefore, please keep an eye out for things like:

                  * Flags which are not correctly used (or are inverse)
                  * Flags which can not be toggled
                
            * I started changing how Telegard stores file names and paths 
              internally so that we can eventually (hopefully) move to long 
              filenames, and case sensitive names as the platforms permit.  
              This was again a fairly lengthy change (and is still ongoing) 
              so please let me know if anything is broken.

            * I started optimizing the common routines; this resulted in a 
              1K decrease in core memory--nothing significant yet, but I'll 
              continue working on it to see what else can be trimmed. 
              Please let me know if any standard functions begin failing...
         
            * Patched up the Squish code to conform to standards which 
              aren't documented...

              It appears that SQPACK sets .sqi index entries for delete 
              messages (from date packing, and potentially from a base 
              which has it's maximum_msgs reset) to the filesize() of the 
              .sqd file.  The Squish documentation says extra entries are 
              marked with a msgptr == 0. Telegard was checking the msgptr 
              when posting, and trying to avoid overwriting a valid 
              message; Telegard would write to the end of the file with the 
              last entry 0... after a message is posted, two scenarios 
              emerge:

                  1) The message posted is long enough so the next deleted 
                     message offset is valid, but incorrect; Telegard 
                     ignores the message (invisible message syndrome...)

                  2) The message posted is not long enough so the next 
                     deleted message offset is invalid; RTE 100.

              Telegard now ignores the msgptr value in the .sqi index file; 
              it just writes the index entry overtop--it is now assuming 
              that the message number fields are properly maintained so it 
              can do this, and that the msgptr that it is overwriting is 
              indeed to be overwritten (otherwise the message number field 
              would be more up-to-date).

        LANGUAGES

            * Review LANGUAGE.G2 for updates to your language file, and 
              instructions on how to merge the language files to speed up 
              the update of your languages.

        UTILITIES

            * INDEX, FB2FA and FA2FB utilities were patched up to fix the 
              ghost upload bugs that were encountered in Gamma-1.

            * CMPRLANG has added functionality to compare without colour 
              codes (i.e. strip colour, then compare).  This effectively 
              scans for text changes only.

        AREAS

            + MA and FA area change commands now accept [ and ] as options, 
              for previous scanned and next scanned areas respectively 
              (similar to - and +, but working only on scanned areas).

            + Message/file area editors now have a 'J'ump to entry command.

            * MY and FY commands should now screen pause appropriately.

            * When Telegard releases the area lock, it will return to the 
              menu instead of continuing with the requested operation--this 
              is done so the screen is fresh again (so you can see area 
              numbers, etc.).  The next subsequent request will work as 
              usual (with no message until the editor is exited).

            * Menu commands FY (new file areas) and MY (new message areas) 
              will now check the ACS of referenced conferences; i.e. if you 
              just use S25CA and expect the conference "A" access to do the 
              weeding; it will now properly be checked and adhered to.
        
        MESSAGES

            + Added long internet address support for those running their 
              own gateway software, togglable for each area instead of as a 
              global toggle (just in case you have different feeds). 
              
              IMPORTANT NOTES: 
                   1) Only available for JAM format (Squish does not have 
                      long enough field names) 
                   2) Only available for internet areas 
                   3) Your gateway software MUST support > 36 character 
                      addresses directly in JAM format.  If you export to 
                      another source (i.e. your Fidonet hub), then you must 
                      use Antiquated UUCP support to have > 36 character 
                      addresses, as this is the limitation of the *.MSG 
                      format which is used by FTN's.

            + Added mail account option for downloading from the command 
              line in Telegard; using -M=First_Last will create a qwk mail 
              packet from (or upload a packet for) the user account listed 
              instead of the standard SysOp account.

            + Added message start number prompt to the MC (mail check) 
              command (users with ForcedEmailDelete flag are not prompted). 
              The default input is the first UNREAD message.  In addition, 
              the mail check command now counts total and unread messages, 
              and displays this information in the title listing as well.

            + Added feature to toggle skipped messages (from title 
              scanning) as read (i.e. make highread message # = last 
              message #).  This option is only available for new message 
              scanning.

            + Added feature to skip read messages during a waiting message 
              scan.  Also added feature to scan for messages To: 'All' when 
              doing a personal scan (so the user can read personal and 
              general messages).

            + Telegard can support long email addresses (>35 characters) if 
              Antiquated UUCP is toggled ON.  Telegard will then put the 
              long TO: name in the first line of text, and address the 
              message to UUCP.  NOTE: THIS IS JUST AN ADDED EXTENSION OF 
              THE OLD ANTIQUATED UUCP SUPPORT.

            + Added ability to do a keyword search across all message areas 
              instead of just one.  Note, this search is intensive as every 
              message in every (available) area is loaded and scanned.  The 
              menu command is MK.

            + Added grey twirly bar to waiting message scan, although it 
              should be fast enough that activity characters really aren't 
              necessary, it was added anyway...

            + Added separate NEWSGROUP and INTERNET EMAIL semaphore files. 
              Previously these areas created/touched ECHOMAIL.* and 
              NETMAIL.* files, but now create/touch IGROUP.* and IEMAIL.*. 
              If you use your mail tosser to toss ALL of these types, you 
              should check for IGROUP.* and IEMAIL.* in addition to 
              ECHOMAIL.* and NETMAIL.* (where * is .TGS for Squish, or .TGJ 
              for JAM).

            + Added ability to do a reverse title scan for menu command MS, 
              which now prompts to do a forward or reverse listing.
        
            * QuoteHeader is output to MSGTMP as part of the message text 
              if using an external editor, for FSE which don't have the 
              option of a quote header (i.e. Telegards internal quote 
              header will be output as text for usage...).

            * QWK pointers can now be updated for areas that users don't 
              have posting privileges too--this was the result of a fair 
              number of errant pointer update reports.

            * QWK areas that a user can't post to are no longer listed as 
              'unknown', but rather 'denied'.

            * Newsgroups will not be scanned for personal mail (no such 
              thing--newsgroups are inherently to 'all').

            * QWK network support/anonymous/anyname support has been fixed.

            * Squish lastread updates for deleted users are now done during 
              a new user logon instead of when the user is deleted.

            * If an area was previously cached, Telegard will recount the 
              available messages instead of just ignoring the open call 
              entirely (Telegard was previously ignoring the call since it 
              could get all the information from the area cache...).

            * QWK uploads should now dynamically pack Squish areas properly 
              after a message is posted.

            * Quoting now has a C:ycle command which will reset the pointer 
              of the quote lines to the first line in the file.  I don't 
              particularly like C:ycle as the name, so if you have a 
              better one which works with available letters (not AFTRSOQ) 
              then please let me know . . .

            * R& will now properly toggle the message sent/unsent.

            * Deleting/editing/etc. a message will only append a new line 
              to the ECHOMAIL/NETMAIL.JAM files if the message sent status 
              is toggled [except in circumstances when it doesn't know, in 
              which case it always adds it].

            * Uploading prepared text with ~PF on the upload command line 
              with an unregistered DSZ/GSZ would result in an upload error; 
              Telegard now does not pass ~PF for batch protocols in message 
              uploads.
        
            * Importing text with line length > 255 will no longer cause 
              Telegard to hang when listing the message; Telegard will now 
              appropriately chop the lines at 250 characters.  NOTE: If you 
              are trying to import ANSI files, then you should save your 
              ANSI files with a line length <= 250 characters, NOT 255 and 
              certainly not without ANY line length restrictions. If you do 
              not, your imported ANSI will likely be grunged when it is 
              viewed--YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!

              ALSO, remember that echomail networks typically recommend 
              line lengths <= 75 characters for ANSI transmission.  If you 
              wish to import your files for export via a network, best save 
              them with the recommended line length...
          
            * Fixed a number of pesky Squish bugs--

                 1) The lost-first-line of a message after a title scan or 
                    msg number reload
                 2) The ">> Message exceeds 64K" problems should now be 
                    fixed (except for legitimate messages over 64K)
                 3) 'Posted' but 'Invisible' (SQREIDX fixes): If the .SQI 
                    file is not properly updated with 0 entries for deleted 
                    messages at the end, Telegard will now ignore this and 
                    save the message in the proper index spot instead of 
                    trying to magically protect an invalid entry.  Telegard 
                    will put a DEBUG: note into the logs when it does this.
                 4) RTE #100 after SQPACK'ing an error with date packing
                    ENABLED, or a changed MAX_MSGS limit causing SQPACK to
                    pack the areas before a dynamic pack can do it...

            * Inserting new message areas, when the area default (setup in 
              your system configuration) is for areas to be DEFAULT OFF in 
              the user scan is now correct; before Telegard would always 
              set the areas in the scan, not it'll obey the default 
              setting.

            * MW command now has an option to default the options instead 
              of asking, so that MW*1 will default to 'Unread Only' and not 
              'Read to 'All''.  MW1 will ask the questions as designed.

            * JAM indexes now contain appropriate userCRC values for local 
              message areas (i.e. message entered online, in email or 
              otherwise now have the proper CRC values, and thus can be 
              found by the Waiting Messages scan...).  Previously posted 
              messages have and will not be corrected.

            * *.JAM (ECHOMAIL/NETMAIL) files will be updated when the 
              message is edited (i.e. if sent/unsent, to, from, etc. is 
              toggled....).  It might cause the scanner to inadvertently 
              check a message which has already been sent, but this way 
              nothing is explicitly missed...

            * Replies to messages from "SysOp" will automatically be sent 
              to the SysOp name configured in the BBS configuration.  This 
              is identical to new messages entered locally, except that it 
              now handles replies to automated messages from "SysOp" (such 
              as hack warnings, other offline posting utilities, etc...).

            * Changed PAUSE prompt to MORE(y/n/c) prompt when listing 
              messages, allowing for easy aborting, and also allowing for a 
              continuous listing mode.

            * MC command has optional parameter (C) which returns only the 
              counts instead of listing the messages and prompting to read. 
              The default (no parameters) is to count, display titles and 
              prompt to read.  With parameter C, only the count is done. 
              [NOTE: I still suggest using MC with no parameters in your 
              login sequence...].

            * 64K limit should be properly adjusted when saving messages.
        
            * Changed file attach method so that the message has a notice 
              of the attached files, and the download of those files is now 
              controlled via a menu option (RF) which should be added to 
              your MSGREAD menu.

            * Changed message statistics feature to output to a .TXT file 
              so that statistics can be saved/referenced at a later date. 
              Viewing the statistics will view the last created set, unless 
              the SysOp/User chooses to update the statistics.  Output file 
              is in your data directory as MSTATS.TXT.

            * Trailing blank lines will be stripped before the signatures 
              are added, and stripped after the signature is added (to get 
              any from the signature).

        FILES
        
            + File tagging prompt now accepts range operator '..' (I chose 
              '..' since it can't be in a valid filename, thus making the 
              parsing considerably easier.

            + Added menu command S=, which will toggle continuous listing 
              of the remainder of the files (i.e. no page pausing, no file 
              tagging prompts...).

            + Added (finished) the upload processing during a SysOp /U 
              upload.  Upload processing includes testing, conversion, gif 
              specs. and archive commenting.

            + Added "tag file" command to EditFiles menu.

            * FILE_ID.DIZ importation is now a little smarter; if the file 
              has a non-standard archive extension (i.e. one which is not 
              defined in the system archive configuration), then Telegard 
              will run the archive type detection code to determine if it 
              matches another archive type.  If the file has a valid 
              archive extension that is WRONG, this will not be detected.

            * File type conversion should now properly update the index 
              files when the files change format.

            * Moving files will now check for duplicate names in the 
              destination area; if the file record exists, or the physical 
              file exists without a record, the move will not be completed.

            * Duplicate file handling has been re-enabled; check your 
              options in the file system; you have None (will only nuke the 
              file if exists in destination area), KillDupes (will nuke if 
              file record exists in any area), and MoveDupes (will move the 
              file to a holding directory; if the file area exists in the 
              holding directory, the file will be incrementally renamed).

              If the MoveDupes feature is used, the file description will 
              be augmented with ** Duplicate File **, and if the file is 
              renamed, ** Duplicate File / Original FFFFFFFF.EEE ** will be 
              used instead to indicate the original upload filename.

              THIS FEATURE COULD USE SOME HEAVY TESTING, COMMENTS AND 
              CRITICISM . . . (just so you know...). <g>

            * Changed how file descriptions are edited based on some 
              suggestions; let me know what you think of the new system (I 
              personally think it is quite a bit better . . . ).

            * Changed the way file transfer statistics are reported; all 
              the various upload/download routines should now use the 
              standard statistics reporting template (MCI codes are now 
              available for lines 711 through 720).  Please let me know if 
              you encounter any strange transfer statistics...

            * Last file scan date is now stored (last time FN is run for a 
              user) instead of using the laston date; this will allow users 
              to logon many times between new file scans, and still see new 
              files since the last time they scanned.  This logic is 
              slightly different than we're used to, please let me know if 
              it doesn't work in some way . . .

            * Validating files in No Prompt mode now has a receipt mode too 
              -- ask for each file (jic), yes receipts and no to receipts.

            * Fixed up maintenance options; saying NO to all areas with the 
              current area a CD-ROM area would result in no action... which 
              is obviously not correct, since you want to scan the current 
              area only (regardless of it's CD-ROM-edness).

            * Commandline -FC will process all areas (including CD-ROM) for 
              file updates, while -F will continue to ignore CD-ROM areas.

            * CD-ROM labels stored in the file areas will accept mixed case 
              now; the matching is case sensitive (although I can't imagine 
              why case would matter).  Ensure that you have the correct 
              case for your CD's...

            * Saying NO to 'upload all' will deny processing of any CD-ROM 
              areas, when it should just blindly accept the current area as 
              the scan area, regardless of what it is.  Fixed!
        
            * Using SE (edit files) command from the file tagging menu 
              should now properly handle moving/deleting files instead of 
              returning a RTE.

            * Updated "test" command from EditFiles menu selections so that 
              if the testing method has been set to Integrity, Telegard 
              will now actually just do the integrity check.

            * Corrupt archives should now be noted as corrupt archives 
              instead of giving a RTE (this is how things were designed to 
              work like all along...).

            * FILE_ID.DIZ importation during uploads will now use the 
              correct TEMP\FILE\ path instead of the path the file is GOING 
              to be moved to...

            * Telegard will now properly search for files during the /U 
              upload command--it was incorrectly checking the search 
              indices previously, which caused many upload/duplicate 
              problems.

        OTHER

            + Telegard TEMP directory can now be relocated with the 
              environment variable TGTEMP=[path].  NOTE: The TEMP\TEMPn 
              extension will be automatically added to the base path that 
              you provide.  For example:

                        SET TGTEMP=D:\BBS

              will use D:\BBS\TEMP for single nodes, and D:\BBS\TEMP1 for 
              Node 1, etc...  You can setup different drives for different 
              nodes by setting different environments:

                        SET TGTEMP=I:\          (Node 1 environment)
                        SET TGTEMP=J:\          (Node 2 environment)

              will use I:\TEMP1 for Node 1, and J:\TEMP2 for Node 2.

              WARNING: Telegard will clean out the TEMP directories as it 
              sees fit.  DO NOT OVERLAY THE TELEGARD TEMP DIRECTORY ONTO A 
              TEMP DIRECTORY FOR ANOTHER APPLICATION.

            + Added preliminary caller-ID support.  Telegard will search 
              for the caller ID information, will store it to the logs, the 
              user record, and will use it when scanning for duplicate 
              numbers.

            + Added message post/time ratio--this ratio is a little fairer 
              than a post/call ratio, since it takes into account the time 
              spent online, rather than the number of calls.  Someone who 
              calls twice a day to use the Offline Mail Door may only use 5 
              minutes, but make two calls (download & upload), and someone 
              with a poor connection may get dropped often, but not 
              actually use any more time than anyone else...

            + Added menu equalization command (short menu description will 
              be set to the (truncated) long menu description).

            + Added menu input length option.  Menus should default to 60 
              as the maximum input length (field).  If your menus don't 
              convert properly, input may not be properly checked; if 
              Telegard finds an invalid value it will default to 60, but 
              you should double check your menus anyway.

            + Added auto-detect emulation during logon option.  If the user 
              selects this mode, Telegard will adjust their emulation to 
              the most compatible terminal emulation during logon 
              automatically (RIP, Avatar, ANSI, TTY, in that order...). If 
              the terminal mode is not correctly detected, or the detection 
              chooses a mode that the user does not wish to use, the user 
              should not use this feature.

            + Added option to delete BBS entries when editing them.  Only 
              the user who added the entry, or a CoSysOp, can delete/edit 
              any given entry.

            + Added subscription update command, which will update the date 
              a given subscription is to expire.  The menu command is OZ.

                  !      Cancel (reset) expiry date
                  =[n]   Set to n days from current date
                  +[n]   Set to n days from current subscription expiry

            + Added ability to override the external chat.  Pressing ESC 
              instead of ENTER will force an internal chat (ENTER will 
              continue to use external if available, and internal 
              otherwise).  ALT-Y will force internal chat, while ALT-C will 
              use external if available, and internal otherwise.

            + Added ability to send internode messages from WFC menu -- 
              command N.

            + Added MCI time conversion code to convert times to 12-hour 
              with am/pm indicators.  The input is time in the form of 
              HH:MM:SS or HH:MM (or even HH, as it only checks the first 
              two characters).  For instance:

                        ~ET8~ST       will produce:
                                         ~ST: 13:45:01 => 01:45:01p
                                         ~ST: 07:45:01 => 07:45:01a
                        ~ET5~ST       will produce:
                                         ~ST: 13:45:01 => 01:45p
                                         ~ST: 07:45:01 => 07:45a

              (as you can see, you can stack MCI codes to get the desired 
               affect as you see fit...)

            + Added sysop key ALT-1 for transmit file; it assumes a raw 
              (unlisted) download, and uses the unlisted download engine 
              after the filename has been input.

            + Added ACS for subscription level Z<c> (see ACS.REF for notes).

            + Updated the crt unit to correctly calibrate on PII 200+ 
              machines, so that the RTE #200 should *not* occur.  If anyone 
              previously had to run tppatch.zip to get Telegard to run on 
              their machines, I would appreciate knowing if the problem has 
              been solved.

            + Added ALT-N function key to enable/disable chat paging audio 
              on a per-call basis (instead of having to wait for the user 
              to actually chat you).

            + Updated the SysOp log viewing code; in addition to the 
              Telegard sysop*.log files, any file in the /logs folder can 
              now be viewed by typing the filename.

       TG/2 + Added option to control the operating priority of Telegard 
              sessions.  When booting, Telegard will set the session to 
              NORMAL priority and then adjust the potency of that setting 
              based on the system configuration (-31 to +31).  I don't 
              honestly know much about this, Telegard will start at 0 for 
              now, until someone can let me in on an 'ideal' setting...
     
            + Door commands can now accept M<time> as a door command which 
              is the maximum amount of time the user can spend in the door 
              (the minimum of <time> or OnlineTimeLeft is passed in the 
              door drop file...).

            + Added Lower, Mixed, Upper and Strip Colour commands to the 
              menu editor for descriptions.  NOTE: These routines were not 
              tweaked for menu display; so changing to lower case will 
              change colour codes just as it would mci codes, etc.  They 
              are meant to be helpful rather than powerful; they will not 
              be changed from their current processing format.

            + Added "message to user" (email) option to user editor; note 
              that you can't send email if using the user editor from the 
              message prompt, only from the WFC or *U menu commands...

            + Added menu input option; display in lower case.  The input 
              will still be parsed as usual (uppercase), but when echoing 
              back to the screen, the echo'd characters will be in lower 
              case.

            * Installation procedure now attempts to run 'index build all' 
              and 'makelang language\english' automatically during a new 
              installation.  This simplifies a new installation ever so 
              slightly.

            * Voting system under certain conditions would get itself into 
              an infinite loop--fixed.

            * Duplicate phone number searching (during newuser logon) will 
              now match the last recorded CID for users, and will also 
              check the current users CID in addition to data/voice 
              numbers.

            * Telegard command line options are now logged for reference.

            * Log files are now opened in fmWrite+fmDenyWrite mode when 
              saving the temporary logs from /temp/ back to the /logs/ 
              directory.  This will hopefully now avoid runtime errors when 
              viewing the main sysop logs and another node attempts to save 
              its log file contents back to the main sysop logs.

            * Updated the modem configuration section; option A now allows 
              you to modify any of your nodes profiles as well as the 
              default profile (for single node systems, it always uses your 
              only modem profile).  In addition, for multinode systems, 
              there is now an option to update a node profile to the 
              default modem profile settings.

            * I patched the video routines again, based on some advice and 
              code from Tom Fotherby (enigma).  There shouldn't be TOO much 
              of a noticeable difference under DOS, but under OS/2 and other 
              operating systems video display should be much improved.  My 
              thanks for the advice and sample code . . .
            
            * External archive viewing should once again work (was 
              displaying the wrong capture . . . ).

            * Added gender ~&8 MCI code for user browsing (1614/1615).

            * Errorlevels are now handled slightly differently:
                        
                PRESENTLY                                     FORMERLY
                 0          Regular exit (from -Q option)      0
                 1          WFC quit (Q from WFC menu)         N/A
                 2          Error exit                         1

              (these values can be overridden with -EN, -EQ and -EE command 
              line options respectively).  ALso, note that events should 
              now exit with the proper level, and that the exit level is 
              now noted in the logs.

            * User editor now allows the changing of the SL level to 
              something higher than the online user, IF, the editor is 
              evoked from the WFC (Online user is SysOp), or from 
              ALT-E/ALT-U.  Otherwise, a user can only promote another user 
              up to their security level if they are in the interactive 
              user editor (*U).
        
            * Caller-ID numbers will now be reformatted as follows: all 
              spaces and dashes will be removed.  If the remaining 
              characters are all digits, Telegard will then determine if 
              the number is longdistance (leading 1), and then check to see 
              if the number has 7 or 10 digits--and format as ###-#### or 
              ###-###-#### respectively.  If number does not meet the 
              criteria, no further reformatting is completed.

            * When entering user names (real name or alias/handle), 
              Telegard will now strip the colour codes and check to see if 
              a name matches; i.e. coloured names will no longer be 
              considered differently than uncoloured names.

            * I've patched the code for large drives (partitions > 2.1GB). 
              This means that the fcopy() routine should check for 
              available drive space before copying, as should the upload 
              routines, and message posting.  The drive space MCI code 
              should return >1024 MB, and the wfc should report >1 GB.  If 
              someone with a large drive could possibly check this and get 
              back to me, it would be greatly appreciated!

            * Input routines now accept CTRL-Y again for deleting words.  
              Telegard input routines use CTRL-X to delete from the cursor 
              back the beginning of the line, and CTRl-Y to delete from the 
              cursor back to the next word (it consumes backwards; all 
              non-space characters of the current word, and all spaces 
              between that word and the previous word).  Both CTRl-Y and 
              CTRl-X work with the cursor keys too . . .

            * -X with a parameter > 1440 will now properly set the event to 
              24 hours+ from the current time.  Thus, passing -X1440 will 
              no longer assume an IMMEDIATE event, but one for 24 hours (it 
              was previously parsing 1440 as the proper event time, but 
              since there is no stored last execution time, starting the 
              event immediately...)

            * If line 103 in the language file is blank (i.e. excluded) 
              then Telegard will not process the "Press ENTER to continue" 
              when answering from the WFC.  NOTE: THIS FEATURE IS THERE FOR 
              A REASON, IF IT MESSES UP YOUR ANSI DETECT, USER LOGONS, ETC. 
              THEN DON'T COMPLAIN IF YOU REMOVE THE FEATURE!

            * I reworked the buffer() routines used in the script language 
              (our current one at least), and the file display routines. 
              The buffers were incorrectly handling the last character of 
              the file under a variety of conditions (most especially when 
              there was no CR/LF or EOF markers) . . . this was responsible 
              for missing characters, possibly MCI or ANSI codes.

                            * * * IMPORTANT * * * 

              The script language as we know it relied heavily on these 
              buffer routines for jumping in, around, back, etc. in the 
              file.  While it is not imperative to retest these features 
              thoroughly since I'll change the whole thing around with the 
              compiled scripting language, IF you run into problems you can 
              go back to B15 and let me know . . .
        
            * Fixed up -X[n] parameter; it should now accept legal values, 
              and only process them for the NEXT event, not the FIRST 
              possible event _ever_.

            * Changed the default path resolution option--since Telegard 
              now has advanced checking, it is not necessary to scan each 
              file & message path during startup.  Thus, Telegard now 
              defaults to NOT checking file paths during startup.  You can 
              force a path check by passing -PATH on the command line; 
              doing this once a day during maintenance (such as telegard 
              -path -s or some such) isn't harmful.  Subsequently, command 
              line option -P is now obsolete.

            * External events now respond to 0 minutes, and now also have 
              the FORCED flag (to deal with events that start in a couple 
              of minutes, but are exceeded by the time the user actually 
              logs in (load, name, password...).

            * Menu renaming now deletes the original file; and no longer 
              allows for empty input.  Menu copying now works again (patch 
              to disable empty input also disabled copying of menus!).
            
            * MCI code ~&9 for last (few) callers is now in minutes.
                
            * WFC screen colours don't bleed when answering from the WFC 
              screen.  Simple fix, never noticed (silly frontends...)

            * -O command parameter works properly now (.b13 fix).

            * Passwords will not be displayed if local security is on; 
              previously only display security turned off that feature, but 
              I decided that local security overrided it in that particular 
              case . . . Also, toggling local security on will also toggle 
              display security on (it can be toggled off separately...)

            * Added ~&9 mci paramater to last callers and last few callers
              lines (1602/1603 and 1722/1723 respectively).

            * Stacked menu commands (from menu loads), such as -^ 
              MESSAGE;;O should now properly work again.

            * Menu command OK should now work properly.

            * Events should now properly redraw WFC screen as necessary.

            * SysOp windows were cleaned up and extended slightly.  I will
              be adding a two-line compact mode shortly.

            * Language selection prompts now have a default; to the new 
              user default language (if any), or to the first language in
              the list.

            * Daily timegraph, etc. colours and characters were added to
              the language.

            * Fixed menu looping caused by the FILETAG/MSGREAD menus being 
              called from a menu with a FIRSTCMD which calls a menu 
              function which loads FILETAG/MSGREAD menus.

            * Added paging capabilities to the range input screens.

            * Who's Online options now correctly use the hiddenlog features
              to hide a user who is not supposed to be seen online.

            * Menu command copying has been repaired for certain 
              combinations which Telegard thought were invalid, but were
              not.

            * IEMSI sequence should now be abortable with the ESC key.  
              Also, IEMSI software (client) is now logged to the SysOp log 
              to aid in debugging IEMSI problems (if reporting any IEMSI 
              related problems, I need that field...).

            * Changed -C command line parameter so that it accepts an equal 
              sign (-C=[s]) like other string parameters.  Telegard 
              presently parses both methods--this isn't likely to be around 
              for the final 3.10 release.


                  Telegard Bulletin Board Software, v3.10
                       Revision History Documentation

                      Copyright (C) 1997 by Tim Strike
                            All Rights Reserved.


                      3.09 Gamma 1 - November 16, 1997

        INSTALLATION NOTES

            Please completely read INSTALL.DOC.  Follow the installation 
            instructions to the number, otherwise you will find that your 
            system has not been completely or correctly updated, and this 
            is likely to cause you many problems and frustrations.

        RELEASE NOTES

            1) You must install the new HARDWARE.DAT.  Also of note, the 
               entries in HISTORY.DAT have been changed for baud level 
               support.  Some utilities use this information in a hardcoded 
               manner, some provide enough flexibility that it shouldn't 
               matter.  At any rate, note the following changes:

                        38400 ->  31200 { array entry 16 }
                        57600 ->  33600 { array entry 17 }
                        64000 ->  38400 { array entry 18 }
                       115200 ->  57600 { array entry 19 }
                        31200 ->  64000 { array entry 20 *internal* }
                        33600 -> 115200 { array entry 21 *internal* }

               Please also double check your modem settings after the 
               conversion to ensure that it properly updated the modem 
               connect string entries.
            
   |        2) Some debug code crept into 3.09.g1 -- you must answer YES
   |           to the question "Test local uploads with upload processor"
   |           otherwise your uploaded files will have no descriptions.

        LANGUAGES

            * Review LANGUAGE.310 for updates to your language file, and 
              instructions on how to merge the language files to speed up
              the update of your languages.

            + Languages are now fully 'paged' (ala memory management 
              lingo).  Your language file is divided into pages (sections) 
              of up to 8K in size, with a maximum of 16 of these pages.  
              Telegard can store up to 8 pages in memory; as it needs a 
              page it will load that page into memory.  Pages that are used 
              often are kept in memory, and those pages which are 
              infrequently used will be loaded and discarded as necessary.  
              I'm using some classic OS algorithms which are well proven 
              for OS, and should do nicely for Telegard.

              NOTE 1: YOU MUST REMAKE YOUR LANGUAGES WITH THE NEW MAKELANG!

              NOTE 2: Yes, this means the 64K limit on these files is 
              broken.  Infact, it's raised to 128K now, and theoretically 
              can go to whatever size I want (performance would take a hit, 
              but this new paged method is extendable to 2048K, or 2 megs 
              of languages... like we'll *ever* need that!).
            
        UTILITIES
            
            + MAKELANG v2.00 - Reports duplicate text lines with both the 
              text ID, and the first two duplicate line #'s (if there are 
              others, subsequent passes will find them!).  In addition, 
              reports the net space usage for the new language (i.e. does 
              it take up more or less space than the previous version -- 
              and how much!).  Also creates the new paged language files.
              
              In addition, invalid lines will not cause problems with the 
              text parser, and report duplicate items (when there are 
              none).
              
              A copy of MAKELANG v1.15 was included (ML115.EXE) for use 
              with TCR 2.00 (which does not use paged languages (yet)).
              
            + INDEX v2.00 - Creates scan indexes, new file section indexes.
              Includes LIMITS RESIZE which allows more message/file area
              additions, and more . . .
              
              Before using the LIMITS RESIZE feature, you should backup 
              your *.DAT files in your /data/ folder.  INDEX LIMITS RESIZE 
              will backup the files as it deems necessary, but it's 
              important to have a failsafe just in case . . .

            + UNPACK v2.00 - For existing files, lists current (C=xx) and 
              new (N=xx) file dates for comparison. If the file dates are 
              different, then the line is highlighted in YELLOW.
                
              If you say YES to overwrite the file, the NEW file (the one 
              in the .TWS archive) will be extracted over the current file.  
              NOTE: The file in the archive is not necessarily newer then 
              the file on disk.  Files which have not changed from 3.02 are 
              listed with a file time of 3:02a.

        AREAS

            + The scan records are now stored in files FSCAN.DAT and 
              MSCAN.DAT instead of a separate file for each area.  This 
              makes things infinitely faster in terms of file/message area 
              scanning (especially when many areas are not in the users 
              scan).  It's also faster for toggling areas--and I think in 
              general the speed increase is a pleasant change.

              The files should also be smaller than the *.FSI/*.MSI files 
              --instead of 3 bytes per area, per user, the algorithm now 
              looks something like
                
                     (round(msgareas/8) + round(fileareas/8)) * # users

              plus whatever extra space you have (couple of bytes per 
              user), all stored in two files only.  Imagine 50 file areas, 
              100 message areas and 300 users.  The optimum space usage 
              under the old system compared with the new system is:

                                  Message+File          New
                   2048 BLK       204800 + 102400       ~10000
                   4096 BLK       409600 + 204800       ~10000
                   8192 BLK       819200 + 409600       ~16000

              The new system has several disadvantages as well:
                  1) special routines to insert and delete from the users' 
                     selection tables.
                  2) insert/delete/position can no longer be done with 
                     other active nodes since the selection tables are
                     stored in memory instead of on disk for those nodes.

              I have provided solutions that should work for 99.9% of the
              systems and purposes with respect to these two issues.
                  1) my routines are in BITPLANE.PAS for modifying the
                     bitplanes.  I haven't provided too much detail, if
                     you want help . . . ask.  Included in TGDEV309 kit.
                  2) see notes below

            IMPORTANT NOTE (#1):
              
              In order to ensure that nodes won't be actively reading and
              misusings flags that aren't updated yet, I made it so that 
              the system recognizes the file TGLOCK.* in the /semaphore/
              path as a lockout file.  If node 1 created the lockout file,
              it will be called TGLOCK.1, if node 2 created it, TGLOCK.2, 
              etc.  If Telegard sees these lock files (either when 
              attempting to logon to the system, or when attempting to 
              enter the WFC quick-access menus), then access will be denied
              and the message TGLOCK.TXT will be sent (note extension).
              Telegard will delete lock files that are older than 4 hours
              old -- thus, if a node for whatever reason does not remove 
              the lock file after it's done -- the system will detect that
              after 4 hours and remove the file.

              To either add (copy), delete or resposition file or message
              areas the node will need to ensure the file TGLOCK.n exists.
              If it does, then that node can modify the data files.  If it
              does not, and no other TGLOCK.* files exist, the lock file
              can be created and the node can continue.

              I'll put this bluntly.  It is *not* elegant.  Infact, it's
              downright crude.  But I *think* it'll work and avoid all of
              the problems with this new scan format.  If someone can think
              of a better way of handling this, then by all means please 
              tell me.  Other systems get around this by making the area 
              numbers static -- i.e. you can add areas to the end, or if 
              you delete an area, it stays there (you can replace it or 
              leave it 'deleted').  I like the simplicity of programming
              that type of setup, I'm just not sure I like using it.  So 
              please, if you have comments or suggestions, talk to me.  I 
              don't know everything (although I admit to this being the one 
              problem that has held this release back--I've thought of many 
              things and many ways and this was the method that caused the 
              least problems thus far).

   |        IMPORTANT NOTE (#2):
   |    
   |          Was just for previous beta versions -- does not apply to
   |          the gamma 1 version.  INDEX RESIZE has been completed.

            INFORMATION NOTE (#3):
              
              I have decided to merge the QWK and online message area 
              selections for various reasons.  While I realize this is not 
              ideal for some systems, it is ideal for most (since most use 
              QWK functions from TGWave, which is more functional than the 
              internal QWK (and faster!)--or don't use QWK at all).
              
              *.FSI and *.MSI files can be removed once you are satisfied 
              that none of your third party utilities use them (they are in 
              the backup you made--right?).

            + Both the File & Message Quick-Access menus are now powered by
              the menu kernel.  Thus, the two new menus WFCQFILE and 
              WFCQMSG have been included.  The menus work properly as they
              are currently defined, and just use the commands which were 
              previously automatically called by the quick-access menus.
              
              Other menu items & commands *might* work.  The only reminder
              is that commands which expect an online user fill find user
              id #1 online (record 0).  Since the default items on both
              these menus were previously used, they are well tested--other 
              menu commands are not, and using them may or may not cause 
              system problems.  You can call other menus from these menus, 
              but the same caveat remainds (I got lost in my main menu at 
              one point because there was no menu stack).
              
              The menu command needed to quit these menus are any of the
              hangup routines (although I'm *not* sure what else that will
              cause on the system), or the new command -Z which is used to 
              quit from the WFC menus or to save the new user information 
              from the NEWUSERV menu (see later).
        
            + A second group set has been added (so you can now keep your 
              file/msg groups separate if you so desire). The group sets 
              are now governed as follows:

                    Set 1 - Main Groups          Set 2 - File Groups               
                         File  GROUPx                 File  FGROUPx              
                          MCI  ~CC (desc),             MCI  ~CH (desc),
                               ~CG (tag)                    ~CK (tag)
                          ACS  Cx                      ACS  Dx                   
                       Change  OR                   Change  OQ                   
                        Setup  *G                    Setup  *G                   
              
              Note that some utilities will produce FALSE if you use the Dx 
              ACS--so separate your groups only if your utilities will 
              still work.  The naming convention Msg/File is completely 
              ambiguous (Telegard does *not* care what you limit in each 
              group--internally they are Set 1 and Set 2--the naming 
              convention is just for convenience!).

              ** Your old group configuration will work without change **

            + Area compression is now separate b/w files and messages (i.e.
              you can disable either one or both).  The option has moved
              from the SystemConfig.BBSConfig.AreaCompression to
              SystemConfig.XYSystem.AreaCompression where XY is either File
              or Message.  The option is X on the FileSystem menu, and T
              on the MessageSystem menu.

              Option M from the BBSConfig menu is now used for log style.

        MESSAGES

            + Major modifications to the message area.  The changes were to 
              integrate the MSGREAD menu, which is called wherever the old 
              message reading prompt would have been called.  A default 
              menu has been included which closely mimics the previous 
              reading.  The commands for use on this menu are the new R? 
              series of commands:

                        R!      Edit user account of message author
                        R#      Jump to specific message number from prompt
                        R$      Toggle received/read status
                        R&      Toggle sent status
                        R*      Edit current message header
                        R=      Continuous read mode
                        RA      Reread current message
                        RB      Skip to next message area
                        RD      Delete current message
                        RI      Ignore remaining messages
                        RK      Toggle kludge line viewing
                        RL      Set lastread pointer to current message
                        RM      Move current message
                                  C        Copy message (identical message,
                                              do not delete original)
                                  F        Forward message (new destination, 
                                              do not delete original)
                                  Default  Move message (identical message, 
                                              delete original)
                        RN      Move to next message
                        RP      Move to previous message
                        RQ      Quit reading/scanning messages
                                  S        Quit reading & quit scan
                                  Default  Quit reading area (skip to next)
                        RR      Reply to current message
                                  N        Reply via Netmail
                                  O        Reply to orig author (from name)
                                  Default  Reply to author (to name)
                        RS      Save/Transfer message text
                        RT      List next menu titles
                        RU      Undelete current message
                        RX      Extract current message to a file
                        RZ      Toggle current area from zscan
                        R[      Follow message thread (prev message)
                        R]      Follow message thread (next message)

              These were the only commands specifically designed for this 
              menu.  Other commands *might* be safe/work, but *please* keep 
              in mind that the more you imbed menus, the more potential 
              problems you may encounter.  The only way to exit the menu is 
              via the Ignore Remaining (RI) or Read Quit (RQ) commands, or 
              by using Message Next (MN) past the last message.  *HOWEVER*, 
              with that said, please *safely* experiment to your hearts 
              desire, the new commands and the MSGREAD menu provides a lot 
              of power to your system.

              Some side effects of all these changes:
                 (1) Title scanning is available in all reading modes, 
                     including toUser/fromUser/personal/subject/text modes.
                 
                 (2) Jumping around to non-scanned messages (i.e. those 
                     which don't match the scan criteria) is now allowed in 
                     all modes except waiting/emailscan.
                 
                 (3) toUser and fromUser scans now also accept an optional 
                     name to scan for -- (blank for users personal mail 
                     will match either the users alias or realname).  It 
                     should be a helpful feature.

            + Message header editing was completed.  It's available for all 
              Message SubOps or SysOps (depending on how you do the 
              access).  NOTE: If the user does *not* meet SubOp or SysOp 
              access, the option will *not* come up even if the menu item 
              is selected (safety feature).  The new option on the MSGREAD
              menu is "*", and is powered by the R* menu command.
              
            + Telegard will now use REPLYADDR from Internet Email if
              it exists (the user will be given the option of which
              address to use . . ., the FROM or REPLYADDR).
            
            + New toggle for message received status.  The new option on
              the MSGREAD menu is "$", and is powered by the R$ menu 
              command.  NOTE: If you are the recipient of the message, the
              bit will toggle OFF--however, if you re-read the message 
              (i.e. using "A"gain, or return to the message latter, the 
              received status will be set again).  Once set, it is not 
              unset (except by this toggle).
            
            + Message threading was added for reply chains.  I don't 
              pretend to fully understand how the chains are linked for 
              messages from remote systems (some is done by MSGID, others 
              on subject, etc.) -- Telegard simply follows the Reply1st and 
              ReplyTo fields that any message has.  The two new commands on 
              the MSGREAD menu are [,] and are powered by the menu commands 
              R[ and R].

              [,] follow the chain -- the next regular message movement 
              (previous, next message, continuous, etc.) will start with 
              the message where you entered the thread. (i.e. reading 1648, 
              thread previous replies to 1245, then hit enter for next 
              message -- you will get 1649).  The one exception is jumping 
              to a message #, in which case the threading is terminated and 
              you goto the message you requested.

            + New anonymous toggle: Realname or Handle, allowing the choice 
              at the time of posting for the user.  NOTE: This method uses 
              the 'None' tracking mode so that ^aREALNAME and (an####) tags 
              are not created -- the Handle/Realname are both unique on the 
              originating system, and thus, it really *isn't* needed.  This
              toggle is even available on Netmail areas (where other 
              anonymous toggles are not permitted).

            + Message area opening code is now much smarter: if an area can 
              not be opened, a polite message should be returned rather 
              than a hard runtime error message.

            + Some new kludge line features have been added:

                 1) If ShowKludgeLines is toggled ON, then both "Transfer 
                    Message" and "Extract Message" features will grab the 
                    kludge lines, which are saved with leading "@" 
                    characters in order that they can be imported into 
                    messages without affecting other software.

                 2) If ShowKludgeLines is toggled ON, then the message 
                    quoting file will also grab the kludge lines; the lines 
                    are prefaced with the quote str ("nn> "), and are 
                    truncated at the maxmimum line length.

              NOTE: It is recommended that the kludge line toggle feature 
              be limited to Co-SysOp or SysOp ACS only (controlled via 
              MSGREAD menu).  Kludge lines should not be available for
              general public access.

            + Anonymous messages have a new tracking mode.  Previously, all 
              'anonymous' message types were posted with a ^aREALNAME 
              kludge (even in echomail areas).  However, three new tracking 
              methods are now available-- Name, UserID, and None.  The 
              three modes operate as follows:

                                             Storage of      Export
                           From field       Original User     Name   Restore

                 Name    Anonymous types  ^aREALNAME kludge   YES*1    YES

               UserID    Anonymous types    #### in from      NO*2     NO*3
                         + (an####)        field is userID

                 None    Anonymous types       NONE*4         NO       NO

                *1: The ^aREALNAME kludge is exported.  Ideally, other
                        systems will not show kludge lines to general users,
                        but this is not always the case.

                *2: UserID is exported, which is unique to the local system,
                        and only visible by the current user (from info
                        screens) or from the user editor (SysOps/etc).
                        If you have utilities which print the private
                        UserID of a user for public consumption, this 
                        method is not anonymous either!

                *3: Since UserID's can change (user is deleted, new user
                        logs on), the original name of the poster will not
                        be restored.

                *4: Logs will contain message posting information; which is
                        only available for as long as the logs are kept.

            + Added quote warnings, and quote maximum for messages posted
              within the line editor (this feature will *not* enforce the
              messages posted via a FSE!).  There are two settings, which
              you can set as you please:
                   1) Quote warnings: The user will still be able to save 
                        the message.  Use 0 to disable warnings.
                   2) Quote maximum: The user will not be able to save the 
                        message if they exceed this % limit.  Use 0 to 
                        disable the maximum.

              So you have several combinations:
                   1) Disable both: Acts like Telegard 3.02
                   2) Enable Warning: All messages will still be saved,
                        but messages exceeding the limit will be warned
                        and given the option to re-edit.
                   3) Enable Maximum: No warnings, but messages with
                        too much content will not be saved--no questions.
                   4) Enable both: Messages lower than the warning level
                        will save normally, messages between the warning
                        level and the maximum level will receive a warning,
                        and messages above will be denied.

              The default "Save anyway?" answer should work as follows: If 
              quote warnings are OFF, the save should default to YES.  If 
              quote warnings are ON, it defaults to YES only if the user is 
              below the quote warning level--otherwise it defaults to NO 
              (so the user changes the message by default).

              For Co-SysOps and SysOps, both the QuoteWarning and 
              QuoteOverThreshold warnings default to yes.

            + Local messages now also get MSGID fields (using default 
              netmail address (address 1)).  These can be used for reply 
              linking in local areas.

            + Added extra MCI codes for lines 1119 and 1120 (see 
              LANGUAGE.310 for the information).  Version 7 nodelists use 
              uppercase only--if you use Version 7, and want proper cased 
              entries, you'll have to use the ~En formatting codes.

            + Added toggle for appending "Re:" to the reply subjects.

            + Added auto-signature support for messages posted (again) 
              within the line editor (FSE support is *not* going to be made
              available for this feature).  The signature appended, short
              or long, will depend on the message base setting.  If the
              area is set to SHORT, then the short signature will be sent
              which consists of one line up to 75 characters of text.  If
              the area is set to LONG, then the long signature (240 chars
              max, or 4 lines) will be sent -- if not set, the short will
              be sent, if set.  If the area is toggled to 'NoSigs', then
              no signatures will be appended.

              In addition, any name, anonymous or dear abby messages will
              not have a signature automatically added.

            * Patched up Squish deletion adjustment so that messages are 
              not skipped.  Hopefully that is the last of such adjustments 
              that will be required--I thought I'd already done this, but 
              it apparently didn't work.

            * Patched quoting so that when you wish to quote further text, 
              it starts where you last left off instead of starting from 
              the top of the quoted text.

            * SmartQuote DISABLED should now be a little smarter (less of a
              dumb-quote)--it'll now properly truncate lines; the logic was 
              right, except it was erroneously keeping the "excess" text in 
              the wrap field; it'll now only do this if the excess text 
              exceeds 10 characters in length.

            * Netmail addresses were designed to be automatically filled 
              with values if the whole address was not provided; however,
              the code was not working for node numbers, and also not
              working for netmail areas defined as "Match AKA".  Fixed.

            * Anonymous names should now work properly for Echomail & 
              Netmail areas (the items were previously not properly saved 
              for non-local areas).
            
            * Repaired some JAM code which would sometimes lead to MBUTIL
              reporting invalid JAM msg-id's (this resulted when changing 
              the size of the subfields, and improperly resaving the OLD 
              index--which while not used, would cause said warning).

            * Copying/forwarding/moving a message should dynamically pack 
              the current area as well as the area the message was copied 
              to (for Squish areas only, obviously!).  It will now also
              update the write logs, create the necessary semaphores, and
              write the information to the SysOp logs.  When copying/moving
              messages, the REPLY: kludge lines and reply linking will also
              be removed.
              
            * Forwarding/Crossposting a message should now check for write 
              acs for the particular message area the message is being 
              forwarded/crossposted to.

            * Crossposted messages will create the semaphore files (they 
              will also now receive log lines following the original posted 
              message statistics).

            * Deleting a message to a user will properly mark the userCRC 
              in the *.JDX files as zero -- this will effectively uncouple 
              the messages relation with the user (thus, things like the 
              MW;P or MW;L option will not count those deleted messages).

              Undeleting a message will restore the userCRC field to the
              CRC-32 of the lowercased destinee (which should restore the
              original value).
              
              NOTE: This is only useful if other JAM utilities do this.

            * Fixed up file attaches such that the parameters passed to the 
              protocol use the proper format (no filename for batch 
              protocols, which is often why attaches via Zmodem, etc. would 
              report errors when used with DSZ/GSZ).

            * CTRL-P, T will now use /T: instead of the erroneous /C: as 
              the feature indicator in the line editor.

            * Message start number input will accept up to 999,999 as the 
              valid input now.  If you have more messages than this--TOUGH! 
              (renumber them! . . . I thought 32,000 was enough <g>).

            * Squish areas should not skip the 'next' message when posting 
              a message forces dynamic packing--I thought this would be an 
              elaborate fix which is why it wasn't done for 3.01/3.02-- 
              However, it appears I outsmarted myself and added the code 
              when I first added Squish--I just used the wrong variable 
              name when I later called the MsgSave() routine!  Fixed.
        
            * Version 7 nodelist searching has been completed.  Version 7 
              nodelist browsing has not been completed yet (it will have to 
              wait until after the other features are finished).

            * New message areas now use the default address properly-- 
              Echomail & Newsgroup toggles were previous changing the 
              default address to the first address.  Netmail & Internet 
              Email bases will continue to switch to AKA matching for 
              intuitive reasons.

            * SysOp logs contain the From: name for posted messages if the 
              base allows anonymous types (even if the message is not 
              anonymous).  This is for tracking purposes.

            * Squish bases with unlimited messages were marked with max 
              messages == 65535 rather than the Squish standard == 0.

            * Processing messages > 32K should _not_ have worked because of 
              some filtering variables if either mbfilter or mbstripcolour 
              was turned on.  It did infact work on occasion, but it 
              shouldn't have.  Fixed--hopefully this fixes importation of 
              large files (.ANS/etc) over 32K.

            * Fixed posting statistics for message replies.  These were
              not being correctly counted in either the system statistics,
              or in the user statistics.

            * Telegard will remove all trailing blank lines from a message
              before saving it.  This makes things look cleaner (and was
              implemented to pave the way for the next item...)

            * After a message is deleted, it will attempt to move forward,
              *then* backward.  It makes no difference if users must delete
              messages, but apparently this is what was wanted...

            * File attaches allowed attaching directories as exist() 
              returned true for directories--I've changed the exist() so 
              that it does not recognize directories.

            * MSGID fields should now be unique for multiple msgs/s, even 
              when posted via the QWK internal mail scan.  If you were 
              previously having problems, please let me know...

            * Replying to a message in netmail/another area after reading
              several -new- messages, will now retain the lastread 
              information (i.e. where you've read to) instead of restoring
              it to the previous value.

            * Import filenames are persistent across the same message area
              session (i.e. if you enter an input filename; it will store
              that filename and used it until you leave and enter a
              different message area).

            * Fixed up file attaches so files can be removed with the 
              R:eset command.

            * All file attaches now have the file attach path stored; this
              makes outbound file attaches possible (Telegard would always
              find the file because it checked the attach directory, which
              the external programs could not do).

            * Fixed up Squish deletion coding, which would skip messages if
              at the very last message.  Should work well now.

            * Messaging importing should now properly work with Unix text 
              files (LF instead of CR/LF).  If Telegard finds a LF without 
              a leading CR, then it translates that LF into a CR/LF (new 
              line).  Telegard used to ignore LF's entirely, so this should 
              not introduce any other incompatabilities.

            * Updated code so that it was smarter when encountering message 
              area errors; such as long Squish index files.  I'm not sure 
              if it's Telegard's problem, or otherwise, but Telegard should 
              be a lot more friendly in that respect.

            * Updated file attach download code so that it properly
              parses the input.  It was using an invalid string and 
              occasionally rejecting input (based on the contents of that 
              invalid string).  Fixed.

            * Fixed problems with Squish hash routines, affecting MW L, P 
              and G options (MW itself was okay, since it uses a string 
              search rather than an index hash search).  NOTE: Messages 
              internally posted with the OLD hash routines will no longer 
              be found with the NEW hash routines.  If this is a huge 
              problem, let me know and I'll whip up (hopefully) a program 
              to update the hash values to their proper values . . .

            * Fixed last-read pointer reseting so that the pointer is
              more accurate (by one message), and also does not produce
              invalid ranges.  The code should be more friendly to errors.

            * Increased sized of import and export filepath fields.

            * Fixed up file attaches so files can be removed with the 
              R:eset command.

            * All file attaches now have the file attach path stored; this
              makes outbound file attaches possible (Telegard would always
              find the file because it checked the attach directory, which
              the external programs could not do).

        FILES
        
            + New file section--the description files are now 'flat access' 
              which means that to get the file description, you seek to the 
              description offset, read the description ID (should be the 
              matching filename--13 bytes in length), then the description 
              of fbrec.desclength size.  No more pointers to maintain 
              besides the offset = easier to use/maintain file section.

              The new structure use NEW files (i.e. utilities which use the 
              old filenames will not load the new structure and crash). 
              External utilities have been included for support with other 
              utilities which make use of the old structures.

              For utilities which only _read_ the file areas (file listers, 
              etc.) or utilities which update things which may not be too 
              important during this beta stage (download counters, 
              whatever):
        
                        FA2FB           /* generates old files from current
                                                structure files */
                        ...utilities here...

              For utilities which update the file areas:
        
                        FA2FB           /* generate old files... */
                        ...utilities here...
                        FB2FA           /* convert old files back to new
                                                FA files */

              I have included several switches with the utilities so that 
              you can obtain optimum performance with these conversions:

                        -NOCD     /* do not process CD-ROM areas */
                        -DATE     /* only process if dates on files are
                                        different */

              Assuming that the utilities, when they change the file, also 
              change the file date, the -DATE option will ensure that you 
              only update files which have _indeed_ been changed (which 
              will save going through all your file areas = faster update).  
              In addition, since utilities like ALLFIX do not update CD-ROM 
              areas, the -NOCD switch does not process those areas either.

              The new files are slightly smaller than the previous files; 
              it is more noticable on the first coversion because the file 
              descriptions are packed and wasted space is removed--thus, 
              the following results were obtained:

                        Old files (w/wasted space)      810,843
                        Old files (w/o wasted space)    309,950
                        New files (w/o wasted space)    226,462

              The new files are easier to pack and remove the wasted space, 
              so I'll write a packer shortly (actually, I'll build it into 
              the INDEX utility).

            * I recoded some of the core file section routines to improve
              on overall system speed -- the following items have been
              affected by these changes:
                   
                   1) All *.FA/*.FAD files are kept open while the user is 
                      actively listing files.  The files are only closed 
                      when neccessary -- this reduces file open/close time 
                      (which makes the system feel *real* sluggish).  I 
                      don't think it'll cause problems unless files are 
                      deleted while the file is open -- to prevent this, 
                      packing utilities must be able to open the file in 
                      fmReadWrite+fmDenyAll mode -- if they can not (the 
                      file is presently open), then the utility must wait 
                      before deleting the file.
                   
                   2) Upload queues are no longer used.  Uploading will 
                      start the protocols immediately, after the upload, 
                      the file_id.diz will be checked, and if missing a 
                      description prompted for.  No filenames or 
                      descriptions will be entered before the transfer 
                      starts.  Bidirectional uploads use the file area 
                      precedence of current -> UploadArea -> SysOpULArea 
                      (latter both as setup in SystemConfig.FileSection). 
                       
                      The only exception to this rule is single file 
                      transfer protocols, which require a filename before 
                      transfer -- these will be input as required.
                       
                   3) Download queue was resized to 50 files.  This should 
                      be more adequate with today's transfer speeds (it's 2 
                      1/2 times the previous limit).

                   4) Duplicate filenames are allowed, except that any
                      given directory can only have ONE file of any given
                      filename (pretty obvious).  Otherwise, you should now
                      have free reign on the file section!

                   5) Archive conversion now checks for a duplicate of the
                      new filename (which it always SHOULD have, but never
                      did).  Note: It does an index check, not a physical
                      file check! (if there is no index entry for that area,
                      but the file exists, the conversion *should* catch it
                      later...)

                   6) Downloads, Tagging, etc. will cycle through all 
                      areas if globaldownload is ON, otherwise it'll only 
                      check the current area.  Of note: Specifying a 
                      wildcard (* or ?) will cause Telegard to search all 
                      areas -- specifying a full filename will cause 
                      Telegard to search the INDEX instead and only prompt
                      for found files -- this is muchos faster!!
                      (Telegard previously did this, but I think in this
                      incarnation it is *much* better).

                   7) Files of the same name from different areas can now 
                      be tagged for download.  Of note however -- the users 
                      terminal had better be able to handle that (by 
                      renaming the second file to something else).  It's 
                      not a Telegard restriction anymore . . .

                   8) Telegard does not care what format the descriptions
                      are stored in the flat description file.  However,
                      Telegard will continue to obey the Reformat option 
                      when displaying the loaded descriptions.  The 
                      description format (stored by a third party utility) 
                      will not be updated automatically.  
                      
                      DEVELOPERS NOTE: Please format your descriptions in 
                      45 character lines, per the proper FILE_ID.DIZ 
                      description.
                      
                   9) Reworked the editing code so that it's a bit smarter; 
                      it'll now move backwards and forwards through edit 
                      list looking for matching file specs (or filenames).  
                      It should also be smarter with respect to saving only 
                      edited files, and was designed to be integrated with 
                      the file tagging prompt <g> . . . It DID take major 
                      modifications though, so please let me know of any 
                      problems.

            + Major modifications to the file area listing/scanning.  The 
              changes were to integrate the FILETAGP menu, which is called 
              wherever the old file tagging prompt would have been called.  
              A default menu has been included which closely mimics the 
              previous tagging.  The commands for use on this menu are the 
              new S? series of commands:

                        SC      Continue with listing
                        SE      Edit file (delete/move/etc.) - by number
                        SF      File operations
                                  V        View files - by number/filename
                                  Default  Tag files - by number/filename
                        SQ      Scan quit
                                  S        Quit current area & quit scan
                                  Default  Quit current area (skip to next)
                        ST      Tagged queue editing
                                  L        List tagged files only
                                  E        Edit tagged files
                                  Default  Tagged queue statistics
                        SZ      Toggle current area from zscan
                        
              These were the only commands specifically designed for this
              menu.  Other commands *might* be safe/work, but *please* keep
              in mind that the more you imbed menus, the more potential 
              problems you may encounter.  The only way to exit the menu is 
              via the Scan Quit (SQ) commands, or by using Scan Continue 
              (SC) past the last file.  *HOWEVER*, with that said, please 
              *safely* experiment to your hearts desire, the new commands 
              and the FILETAGP menu provides a lot of power to your system.

            + Added secondary sort option (for options other than Filename
              sort--which allows only one file of identical name in any
              given area anyways)--the secondary sort is used when the 
              primary sort criteria for two files is equal (i.e. upload 
              dates are the same, then sort by filename).

            + Added configurable sort criteria--defined for each file area--
              used for area sorting (unless overridden with a different 
              sort criteria).

            + Added command line file sorting.  The command line is -FS
              and it invokes a global sort based on the sort criteria for
              each area (i.e. you can not select the criteria).  Areas with
              out a primary criteria are not sorted.

            + Telegard now has the ability to change the file path
              dynamically based on the CD-ROM label.  Thus, if you have
              multiple CD-ROM drives and flip the disks (or they're on
              a CD-ROM changer which automatically flips the disks),
              Telegard can update the file path so that it's appropriate
              for the CD-ROM labels in the drives.

              How does this feature work?  Several things have to happen
              before it'll successfully work:
                   1) Global toggle must be enabled
                   2) File area toggle must be enabled
                   3) File area must have CD-ROM label defined
                   4) CD-ROM table update must be enabled and set to
                      a reasonable update time.

              When the CD-ROM table is updated, Telegard will go through
              each file area.  If the file area has drive letter updating
              enabled, then Telegard will check the label of the current
              CD for the current drive; if it does not match, then Telegard
              will step through each drive (from the table) attempting to 
              match the CD label to the predefined label.  If the label is 
              found, the file area path is automatically adjusted to the 
              correct drive letter.  If the label is -not- found, then 
              Telegard will not update the area--in this case, when a user 
              attempts to download from the area, they will receive a 
              message stating that the CD-ROM labels do not match (and that 
              the CD-ROM for this area is hence unavailable), which is how 
              the original CD-ROM label checking worked (without drive path 
              updating).

              The checks are only done when the CD-ROM table is updated, 
              and only during startup.  Doing the checks on the fly would 
              eat too much overhead.

              This is a very nifty CD-sharing idea that I hope will come in 
              handy; just keep in mind that there is -some- overhead 
              involved with the checks that it does . . .

            + Telegard now has a list 'failed' file ACS; if a user does
              not meet this ACS restriction, they will not be allowed to
              list 'failed' files.  Toggle option SystemConfig.FileSystem.
              AccessControl.  The other options were moved down to 
              accomodate.

            + For some failed download requests, Telegard will now log 
              those requests; for
                    - Missing, Offline, Failed, Unvalidated files
                    - Failed passwords
                    - Unmatched CDROM labels
              (i.e. all the ones that SysOps might be interested in)

            + When deleting files, and selecting not to remove the area 
              record (i.e. only physically delete the file), an option for
              toggling the offline status flag will now be given.

            + Option to remove high-bit from imported descriptions (toggle 
              from Systemconfig.Filesystem.(H)8-bit_FILE_ID).

            + Preliminary support for PNG (Portable Network Graphics) 
              format added.

            * The validate files maintenance option is now powered by the
              same update engine as most of the other maintenance items.

            * 'Next Area' should now work properly -- i.e. it will skip the 
              rest of the file being displayed and will avoid any further 
              pausing for the skipped area.  The big problem was when the 
              'Pause After List' option was enabled (Next Area was not 
              cancelling this forced pausing prompt -- it does now!)

            * Offline files will no longer receive a duplicate file tagging 
              number (offline files should receive NO file tagging number 
              at all).

            * Graphic Specification (GifSpec=NNNxNNN,NNNc,type) is now 
              represented as (xSpec=NNNxNNN,NNNc,type) instead.

            * The search engine for the file section has been updated to 
              reflect the new structure--it's using the QuickSearch now 
              instead of the much slower POS(), and was noticably faster on 
              my machine (perhaps not on yours . . . )

            * FILES.1 file listing & description file (for downloads) was 
              missing the second line of the description.  Fixed.

            * Uploader names > 36 characters were truncated to 20 
              characters during editing; names longer than 20 characters 
              after input would crash the system.  Fixed.

            * File Passwords will not be prompted if the user has failed
              any of the download ACS criteria.  The file password will
              still be prompted for valid ACS users, before time & byte
              checks are done.

            * Description importing will remove empty (or blanked) trailing 
              lines from the descriptions.

            * Fixed up local download code -- if the local download it 
              aborted, the file counter will not be incorrectly update.

            * When moving files, conferences are now ignored automatically.
              This -could- be accomplished locally before by just hitting
              the IGNORE CONFERENCE SysOp key, but this makes it automatic,
              so you can move files across conference boundaries.

        DOORS

            * The DOOR.SYS file (Menu DG) has been updated to reflect the 
              *correct* format of the DOOR.SYS file created by GAP.  This 
              means that the REAL NAME of the user is *always* sent instead 
              of the realname/alias toggle we previously used, and in 
              addition, the handle is sent later in the DOOR.SYS file.

              If you use doors which use the DOOR.SYS and also keep user 
              information, the new format will cause those doors not to 
              recognize the users as active players/etc.  If this is the 
              case you have two options--update the 'player name' id 
              entries in your DOOR.SYS to use the real name instead of the 
              handle, or use the OLDDOORS.SCR file to create an old 
              DOOR.SYS compatible drop file.  I honestly suggest a slow 
              progression to the new, and proper, drop file format.

              SysOps who use R; (real name force) in their DOOR.SYS drop 
              file commands should have no problems--the file is of 
              compatible format.

            * A proper DOORFILE.SCR was included which has the new REAL 
              NAME line for the DOORFILE.SR generation.  This is used for 
              duplicate checking for the Solar Realm games.  Please use it.

        MENUS
        
            * Major overhaul to the internal menu routines -- this was done 
              not only for optimization purposes, but also to support the 
              new specialized menus (see AREAS, MESSGAES, FILES and this 
              section for details).  This is the core of the BBS system, so
              please let me know of any difficulties.

            + The New User Information Verification code is now handled via 
              a specialized menu called NEWUSERV.MNU.  This menu just makes 
              calls to the OP menu commands to update the user information.  
              A new menu command, -Z, will exit from this menu loop, save 
              the user information and continue with the new user process 
              (dupe phone # checks, etc...).  Several things should be 
              noted:

                 * The OP menu commands operate in 'NewUser' mode -- i.e. 
                   the same as the old methods.  Thus, if you toggle items 
                   ON/OFF via SystemConfig.NewUser, then those items will 
                   work as expected (off, forced value, etc).  This works 
                   for all OP commands 1-25, & 80.  Thus, if you disable
                   the date of birth field, even if you call OP 9 the
                   date of birth will not be prompted for.

                 * Menu changes, sub menus, etc. should work just *fine*.
                   Just remember that the user has *not* been saved yet,
                   and calls to other menu functions that expect the user
                   has been saved may, or may not, work.  This is most esp.
                   true for door calls, file transfers, message reading, 
                   etc. which expect the user is a valid, logged on user.
                   
                   There is an alternative -- to automatically save the 
                   user and assign a user-ID, and then load the menu.  
                   However, if the user does an ALT-H at this point, their 
                   account has already been saved, and they will avoid all 
                   of the duplicate number checking, and the newuser 
                   script.  I did not take this alternative -- if people
                   have comments, suggestions, etc., please let me know!
                   
                 * Hangup commands will function as normal (log the user
                   off) -- the records will *not* be saved.  The only way
                   to exit this menu set, and save the user record is to
                   use the -Z command.
                   
              I have included the menu template NEWUSERV.MSG, which is
              displayed by the NEWUSERV.MNU instead of the generic menus.  
              You can use generic menus for this display, but the display 
              file provides easier manipulation of the fields.  

              While I don't insist you stick with the default NEWUSERV.MNU 
              that comes with Telegard, I do urge that you heavily test any 
              changes that you make.  

            + New menu command OK which adjusts user statistics; it is
              a compound command, which handles the adjustment of:
              Timebank, Netmail Debits, Netmail Credits, Filepoints and
              online Time.  See the MENUS.REF file for more information
              on the command.  Some examples:

                   +B25         ; adjust timebank by 25 minutes
                   -B5+T5       ; adjust timebank by -5 minutes, add
                                  5 minutes to online time
                   +P250        ; adjust filepoints by +250
                   -P250        ; adjust filepoints by -250
                   =D0=C1000    ; set netmail debits to zero, set netmail
                                  credits to 1000
                   +C500        ; adjust credits by +500

              I guess this is also a good time to mention how Telegard 
              handles netmail crediting and debiting.  Essentially a user
              is given NN Netmail *Credits* to start off with.  The user is 
              allowed to continue sending netmail until the users Netmail 
              *Debits* exceeds the NN Netmail Credits.  At this point, you 
              can do one of two things -- Increase the available Netmail 
              Credits (and the user can use netmail until their debits >= 
              credits again), or you can set the Debits back to zero.

            + Two new default menu handling help levels have been defined 
              for menu input.  The help levels work as follows:
                
                User Settings     } Starts at Expert or Normal level 
                                    (depending on the user eXpert setting) 
                                    ?:Help goes to the next level.
                
                Forced Expert
                Forced Normal     } ?:Help does nothing, always forced
                Forced Extended 
                
                Default Expert
                Defaults Normal   } Override user settings for this menu,
                                    but still allow ?:Help to goto next 
                                    help level.

              The help level progression is Expert -> Normal -> Extended.
              Thus, with the forced levels, the user will always be at that
              help level for that menu.  With the default levels, the users
              will act like their setting has been temporarily overridden, 
              but the ?:Help key still progresses to the next level.
              
              NOTE: Default Normal with Extended Help = &OFF is like being
              in Forced Normal mode (the user can't go to Expert, and can't 
              go to Extended either).

            + Menu editor now contains a (R)ename menu function, and a 
              (C)opy menu command function.

            * Telegard allowed *OFF* in the extended menu filename to 
              disable extended menus (allowing only expert and normal).
              Due to my oversight, the filename input routine would not 
              allow the * character -- even though *OFF* was expected.
              The new designation is &OFF -- please update any menus you 
              may have had left over from previous versions of TG (which
              could be used, but not changed).

            + New menu flag -- no CR after prompt -- Telegard normally puts
              a <CR> after the input, to start the cursor on a new line.
              With the flag enabled, the cursor remains where it was.  This
              is especially helpful for the FILETAGP menu, which will erase
              the prompt if it can.

            * MCI codes are translated for file display (-F through -I)
              commands.  This is useful for displaying node dependent,
              area dependent, etc. information.

            * Menu command NW will no longer run on single node systems
              (no errors this way either).

        OTHER
            
            * User-ID *text* was changed from ##-#### to #### format 
              (leaving off the leading two zero's since it is unlikely any
              system will ever have more than 1.6 million users).  The 
              userid is *still* a longint, and all your users *still* have
              the same userid.  The only thing that has changed is the way
              that the numeric number is represented as text.  Thus, things
              to note:

                   (1) I##-#### ACS is now I#### -- change your menus
                        or the ACS will always fail (even for | (OR)
                        alternatives since the string is the wrong size).

                   (2) If you use doors that use the old ##-####, or
                        if you pass the MCI code to batch files for 
                        semaphore files amung other things, you should put
                        a leading "00-" infront of the ~UU MCI code.  This
                        will mean all your old doors will work.  I suggest
                        switching semaphore files etc. to the newer format.

                   (3) Separate SysOp Logs are now SLOG####.LOG instead of
                        ##-####.LOG as they were previously.  This is 
                        better I think (matches the CHAT#### and TRAP####
                        logs better too).

            + SysOp logging format was changed.  Telegard now uses either
              FrontDoor or Binkley style logging (default: FrontDoor).  The
              logs should integrate better with your other utilities, and
              also provide timing critical information.
            
            + Added Duplicate Phone Number 'Email-To-SysOp' option.  The
              option SystemConfig.NewUser.DuplicatePhoneScan now has three
              levels - No, Log Only, and Email SysOp.  If the latter is
              chosen, an email will be sent to the sysop with DUPTEL.TXT
              as the header (from your default text path, NOT the language
              text path) and a list of all the users (handle & realname) 
              which duplicate the new user's telephone numbers.

            + Added ACS XZ, which is TRUE for users w/ CoSysOp ACS and
              FALSE otherwise (this was needed for the new MSGREAD menu!)

            + If deleting a protected user and the online user has SysOp 
              ACS, an override protection prompt is now used.

            + The local input routines accept left and right arrows to
              move up and down the input line, and the insert key to toggle
              b/w insert and overwrite mode.  NOTE: Input fields which 
              accept pictures (i.e. phone, postal codes, dates) and colour
              codes will -not- allow arrow keys.  Please test this area
              extensively, and let me know if things mess up to any 
              significant degree.

            + Added drive table listing and update facility from 
              SystemConfig.Hardware.  This will allow the table to be 
              updated if there are problems with detected media.

            + Added security level upgrade and downgrade notices to the 
              validation system.  If the users' SL goes up or stays the
              same, they will receive the upgrade notice, and otherwise 
              they will be sent the downgrade notice.
              
              The upgrade and downgrade notices can be configured for each 
              level.  The notices must have a .TXT extension, and must 
              exist in the textfile paths (similar to WATCHPW, etc.).
              
              NOTE: The upgrade/downgrade notices are sent from their NEW 
              level, not from their OLD level.  So if they change from 
              level A to level B, they will be sent the appropriate upgrade 
              or downgrade notice from level B.

            + User accounts can now be toggled with 'No Password Alert' 
              status, which means they won't receive a hack warning request.
              This can be helpful for guest & other temporary accounts.

            + Added -OFS and -OMC command lines, to override the detection
              of SHARE and MSCDEX respectively.  If your system is SHARE
              compatible, but SHARE can not be detected, use -OFS.  If your
              system is MSCDEX compatible, but MSCDEX can not be detected,
              use -OMC.  CAUTION: USE WITH CARE.  IF YOUR SYSTEM IS NOT 
              COMPATIBLE TELEGARD WILL MAKE CALLS TO THESE DEVICES AND MAY
              RTE IF IT CAN NOT GET WHAT IT IS LOOKING FOR.

            * Patched up multinode network (SHARE) code so that if a file
              encounters an error, it doesn't loop with that error even if
              the file is subsequently made available.  Most notable in RTE
              5 loops, followed by a RTE 103 or otherwise.

            * Updated handling of multinode INODE*.DAT files in an attempt
              to reduce errors.

            * Languages which don't exist on login will be replaced by
              the default language (which must exist, otherwise the user
              would never have gotten that far!)

            * The TRASHPHN.TXT file will now be used to deny BBS list
              numbers as well.  I thought of using a separate listing, but
              if you don't want the numbers in your user list, you don't
              want them in your BBS list, and vice versa.

            * The TRASHPHN.TXT file which Telegard parsers to deny phone 
              numbers now accepts ? as well as * as wildcards.  ? will
              allow any character only in that position, while * indicates
              the rest of the phone number.  I.e. 111-* means deny anything
              that starts with "111", while 1??-* means deny anything the
              starts with "1".  In the latter example, it is important to
              note that 1* would not be appropriate, as this would cancel
              international numbers, etc.  Putting in at least one 
              formatting code is a good idea (in this case "-").

            * Fixed up internode messages so that long messages with lots
              of colour codes in the pre-text (1931/1932) are still sent
              intact.  Additionally, added support for @/$filename from
              the 1931/1932 prompts (they are sent separately -- without
              a CR -- that is the only thing to note).

            * Fixed up some event code which would cause any of the
              following symptoms:
                (a) Slow event display at WFC screen
                (b) System instability at WFC / logon process
                     (esp. under multitasking systems -- Jeff, this *could* 
                     have been what caused your other windows to close down
                     when you shut down Telegard -- unlikely, but *could*)
                (c) Nothing at all (it was erratic!)

            * The vote mangling from deleted users was definately Telegard 
              -- although I don't quite understand why.  The code was all
              correct, so who knows.  When Telegard deletes users, it no
              longer touches the voting data.  Since Telegard keeps a tally
              with each question, the questions now have the effect of
              keeping a running total (for active & deleted users) until 
              the next vote reset.  I think this is appropriate anyway.

            * Deleting a user will now only open the message base if it
              is Squish format -- JAM does not need the lastread pointers
              updated, so it's not done (and thus will be faster).

            * Field input should not be so sluggish if not checking for
              any pre-formatting (i.e. not formatting phone numbers, postal
              codes, dates and times).

            * IEMSI phone numbers should parse a little more cleanly (i.e.
                (905) 820-7273  ->  905-820-7273
                (905) 820 7273  ->  905-820-7273
                905 820 7273    ->  905-820-7273   ...etc...)

            ~ IEMSI code in relation to carrier drops; there is no easy way 
              to recognize the dropped carrier during the IEMSI sequence -- 
              Telegard will timeout after 15 or 20 seconds, and at that 
              point Telegard will check.  Unfortunately, at this time 
              that's the best the code is going to get.

            * Fixed a number of cosmetic errors (override delete, colour 
              for deletion prompts, too many nl before errors, etc). Please 
              let me know if you find/see other 'funny' things.

            * File I/O routines trap RT 5 as a file-sharing error now as 
              well (instead of just 162).  I also repaired some of the I/O 
              error handling -- file sharing/locking should be more 
              reliable.  User side output will strip the file path (which 
              never should have been sent), and additional information is 
              now sent to the local screen only.

            * Original bet will be adjusted if maximum bet < 5.
        
            * Fixed internal YY/MM/DD conversion problem that WOULD under
              certain circumstances crash the system (reseting last
              read pointers with this date format, for instance).

            * Fixed OP53 toggle (it would increment well past the limit
              of 3 date fields--creating unknown formats for the dates
              (Telegard would at least translate to MM/DD/YY in this case)).

            * Date separator will now be used for all date input and
              other date fields displays (date format for instance).
              DEVELOPERS NOTE: All internal date fields (string) use
              '/' as the separator, and MM/DD/YY as the format.

            * The time separator will now be used throughout the system.
              Of note, the time & date separators (and the thousands
              and decimals separators) are single characters only (i.e.
              NO COLOUR CODES--SORRY!).

            * I think I fixed (for the final time) the logon bps 
              restrictions for both general logons, and for node specific 
              logons.  I moved the code to an ENTIRELY different library, 
              and that should fix the problem (I believe it was setting 
              hangup, and then incorrectly unsetting hangup in a subsequent 
              area of code, allowing the user to logon . . .)

            * Fixed language selection problem -- occured if there was only
              one available language that the user had access too.

            * Telegard will attempt to strip colours from user names when
              completing a user name during a lookup (for sequential
              searches *only* (i.e. mail and user list/editor)).
        
            * Fixed sysop window spacing--also did a number of other 
              changes to the sysop window code.  Please let me know if 
              there are any problems.

            * Forced password changes will no longer permit the current 
              user password to be input -- somewhere this logic was killed.

            * Time adjustment commands have been changed to CTRL-PGUP
              and CTRL-PGDN which add and subtract 1 minute respectively.
              PAGE UP and PAGE DOWN now move between your SysOp Windows,
              and LEFT, RIGHT, UP and DOWN are now processed in input
              routines (and eventually, menus).

            * The default exit levels for Telegard have changed; errorlevel
              0 is the default exit level (no errors), and errorlevel
              1 is the default error level (w/errors).  This is changed 
              *from* 255 and 254 respectively.  You can still override with
              the -EN, -EE command line options.

            * Random files should be more evenly distributed between .ANS, 
              .AN1, etc... under the old system, it would choose the .ANS 
              file by FLUKE... (i.e. rarely).

            * Input routines that don't accept colour by default will print
              out the string in it's full form; backspacing over visible
              colour codes will not affect the display.

            * Changing the SL of the user while in ALT-E edit user denies
              all further access to the account (edit lockout).  Fixed.

            * ALT-P to PRN, LPT1 or LPT2 will not ask if you want to append/
              overwrite, etc.  It will just do it...

            * Drive detection code was updated; the first two drives (A: 
              and B:) are never checked (always assumed to be Floppy 
              drives).  In addition, Networked drives now return type
              Network instead of type CDROM (this returns the detection
              to the previous setup I originally started and somehow 
              fumbled . . . ).
              
            * User editor via ALT-E/ALT-U has been updated so you can 
              modify all entries; it was designed previously to lockout
              changes to online user records from the online user...

            * MCI Code translation has been moved from level 2 to level 1
              (i.e. it'll only process an MCI substitution once, instead
              of going over the string twice--doing it twice allowed for
              strings which weren't automatically substituted with MCI 
              codes to be reprocessed and substituted).  The two level
              substitution caused a lot of problems; this should remove
              all problems associated with ~ from Win 95/Linux long file 
              names, etc... etc... etc...

            * Chat logging is now set for a particular session; if you use
              ALT-F to change the chat logging DURING a chat, it won't
              change the format of the current recording (i.e. if it's
              not recording, it won't record, if it is, it will).  I 
              realize this is problematic, but I'm afraid it's stuck that
              way for now . . . if you want to record a chat you're
              already in, hit ALT-F, setup the chat recording, and exit and
              re-enter chat.

   |        * Date format in New User Application now preceeds Birthday
              selection.

            * Languages which don't exist on login will be replaced by
              the default language (which must exist, otherwise the user
              would never have gotten that far!)


                  Telegard Bulletin Board Software, v3.10
                       Language Change Documentation

                      Copyright (C) 1997 by Tim Strike
                            All Rights Reserved.


                    Language changes from 3.02 to 3.09.g1:

        In order to preserve any changes you have made to your language 
        files, you must update your languages appropriately using the text 
        provided.  This upgrade has not been automated because the changes 
        you have made to your language file might not be recognizable by 
        our parser, and subsequently your language file would not be 
        preserved.

        It will take some time to update your languages; remember that you 
        must update each of the languages on your system.  The general 
        instructions are as follows:

                1) Update your languages with the text below
                2) Recompile your languages with MAKELANG
                3) Repeat for other languages . . .

        There is a way to speed up the update of your language files, but 
        it has some drawbacks.
                
                1) If you added comments, they will be lost -- HOWEVER, the
                   comments will now match the master ENGLISH.TXT exactly!
                2) It can only process the language additions and removals,
                   not changes.  Changes are too subtle for my AI 
                   programming skills.

        That said, if you want to cut down slightly on your work, try:

                1) Backup your current languages
                2) Unpack the release ENGLISH.TXT into a temporary 
                   directory ('UNPACK LANGUAGE.TWS \TEMP\')
                3) Rename \TEMP\ENGLISH.TXT to a different filename, 
                   something like \TEMP\MASTER.TXT
                4) Copy MASTER.TXT into your language directory
                5) Run MAKELANG <language> -M MASTER, which will create
                   <language>.NEW as a resultant file
                6) Edit <language>.NEW, and update the lines which 
                   LANGUAGE.G1 has updated.
                7) When satisfied, rename <language>.NEW to <language>.TXT
                8) Recompile <language> with MAKELANG
                9) Repeat 5, 6, 7 & 8 for other languages . . .
                
        The MAKELANG -M feature will add new lines, and remove unused lines,
        will update the comments in the language.


      ADDED                                      
     
        The following strings have been added to your language file.  The 
        comments surrounding the new additions should be included (comments 
        preceed the entries they are associated with).

        0099 Aborted.
        0379 ~SM`0CEnter menu entry password: `0B
        0398  - Invalid statistic flag
        0436 `07(`0B5`07)No daily DL ratio~SM        
        0499 `0CError opening file area ~FB`0C.
        0590 `09Edit which file numbers (?=Help): `0B
        0688 Unsuccessful.~SMNew format filename already exists!  Original file format retained.
        0885 `0CToggle file status as offline instead? [~&Y]: `0B
        0930 `0CUse default area sorting criteria? [~&Y]: `0B
        0931 `07Sorting `0E~FB`0E #~FN`07... 
        0932 ~SM`07Sort file area directories -~SM
        0933 ~SM`07(`0BN`07)Filename      (`0BE`07)File extension
        0934 `07(`0BF`07)ile date      (`0BD`07)ownload date
        0935 `07(`0BS`07)File size     (`0BT`07)imes downloaded
        0936 `07(`0BP`07)File points   (`0BO`07)Uploader name
        0937 `07(`0BU`07)pload date    (`0BQ`07)uit (unordered)~SM
        0938 `09Primary sorting method? [N] : `0B
        0939 `09Secondary sorting method? [N] : `0B
        0940 NFSPUEDTOQ
        0941 `09Primary sorting order: (`0BA`09)scending (`0BD`09)escending (`0BQ`09)uit? [~&1]: `0B
        0942 `09Secondary sorting order: (`0BA`09)scending (`0BD`09)escending (`0BQ`09)uit? [~&1]: `0B
        0943 ADQ
        0944 ~SM`0CSort all directories? [~&Y]: `0B
        0945 `0CAre you sure? [~&Y]: `0B
        1019 `0CError opening msg area ~MB`0C.
        1021 `0CUnable to view message (error appended to SysOp logs).
        1022 ~SM`07To jump to a specific message, enter the message number at the prompt.
        1144 ~SM`07Sorry, area anonymity storage setting only allows anonymous names~SMto be changed at time of posting.  Anonymous toggle is not available.
        1145 ~SM`0CAnonymous name not found.  Set this message to anonymous? [~&Y]: `0B
        ;1146 &1 Default name
        1146 ~SM`07Message area allows usage of your handle or real name: ~SM~SM(`0B1`07) Handle "~UH"~SM(`0B2`07) Realname "~UR"~SM(`0B3`07) Default "~&1"~SM
        1147 `09Enter name selection (1-3) [3]: `0B
        ; 1238-1239: &1 Message quote %, &2 Maximum quote %. &3 Quote count, &4 Text count
        1238 ~SM`07Message contains `0F~&1`07 quoted text!  Please consider editing your message!
        1239 ~SM`0CMessage contains `0F~&1`0C quoted text which exceeds the limit of `0F~&2`0C.~SMPlease edit your message and remove some quoted text!~SM
        1278 `0CRetrieve file from local (BBS) path? [~&Y]: `0B
        1337 ~SM`07You are at the first message in reply thread.
        1338 ~SM`07You are at the last message in reply thread.
        1383 ~SM`07Message is no longer marked "received/read".
        1384 ~SM`07Message is now marked "received/read".
        1398 ~SM`07Enter user name to match or <ENTER> for your personal mail:~SM`09:`1F
        1399 Personal mail
        1446 QX1234T
        1447 ~SM`07Enter new text for message attribute:~SM`09:`1F
        1747 ~SM`0ECurrent Signature Macros:~SM
        1748 `0EShort signature
        1749 `0ELong signature
        1761 ~SM`09Signature macro modification (S:Short,L:Long,Q:Quit) : `0B
        1762 SLQ
        1772 `07Current file group: `0F~CK `09<`0E~CH`09>
        
        
      REMOVED  

        The following strings have all been removed.  You should remove 
        them from your language file as well (and remove any relative 
        comments leading to these items).
        
        0112 ~SM`09Selection (A-X) to change entry, Z when finished: `0B
        0113 Real name     `0A~UR
        0114 Handle        `0A~UH
        0115 Geo. Region   `0A~VG
        0116 Address       `0A~UB
        0117 Location      `0A~UA
        0118 Postal Code   `0A~UC
        0119 Data Phone    `0A~UE
        0120 Voice Phone   `0A~UD
        0121 Date of Birth `0A~UO
        0122 Gender        `0A~UG
        0123 Note1         `0A~VI
        0124 Note2         `0A~VJ
        0125 Note3         `0A~VK
        0126 Terminal type `0A~UT
        0127 Screen Size   `0A~VWx~VS
        0128 Password      `0A<not shown>
        0129 Language      `0A~VM
        0130 FSE Usage     `0A~VE
        0131 Date Format   `0A~VD
        0132 Screen Pause  `0A~VP
        0133 Message Clear `0A~VC
        0134 Extended Menu `0A~VF
        0135 Menu Hotkeys  `0A~VH
        0136 Protocol      `0A~VT
        0274 ~SM`07Date format toggled to DD/MM/YY.
        0275 ~SM`07Date format toggled to YY/MM/DD.
        0281 ~SM`07Hotkeys for menus/displays set to OFF.
        0283 ~SM`07Pause on full screen set to OFF.
        0285 ~SM`07Expert mode set to ON.
        0584 `09File tagging prompt (?=Help): `0B
        0585 ~SM~SM`0B<ENTER>`07:Continue   (`0BQ`07)uit
        0586 `07(`0BN`07)ext file area   (`0BV`07)iew archive interior
        0587 `07(`0BT`07)ag files        (`0BZ`07)Toggle scan of area~SM
        0588 ?QTVNZ
        0651 `09<ENTER>/(S)tart transfer, Change (P)rotocol, (A)dd to queue or (Q)uit : `0B
        0652 SPAQ
        0672 ~SM`0CFile already exists in upload queue.
        0676 ~SM`0CUse blind upload features (duplicates not credited)? [~&Y]: `0B
        0694 `07File not in upload batch queue.
        0728 `0CClear upload queue? [~&Y]: `0B
        0729 ~SM`0CUpload additional files? [~&Y]: `0B
        0732 `0CRetrieve file from local (BBS) path? [~&Y]: `0B
        0733 `0CUpload anyway? [~&Y]: `0B
        0787 `07Sorting `0E~FB`0E #~FN`07... 
        0788 ~SM`07Sort file area directories -~SM
        0789 `07(`0BN`07)Filename      (`0BE`07)File extension
        0790 `07(`0BF`07)ile date      (`0BD`07)escription
        0791 `07(`0BS`07)File size     (`0BT`07)imes downloaded
        0792 `07(`0BP`07)File points   (`0BO`07)Uploader name
        0793 `07(`0BU`07)pload date    (`0BQ`07)uit
        0794 NFSPUEDTOQ
        0795 `09Sorting method? [N] : `0B
        0796 `09Sorting order: (`0BA`09)scending (`0BD`09)escending (`0BQ`09)uit? [~&1]: `0B
        0797 ADQ
        0798 ~SM`0CSort all directories? [~&Y]: `0B
        0799 `0CAre you sure? [~&Y]: `0B
        0903 `0CSearch all directories? [~&Y]: `0B
        0950 `07Upload queue is empty (no files).
        0952 `0F   Filename.Ext Area
        0953 `09== ======== === =====
        0954 `0A~EL2~&1 `0B~EL~&2 `09~&3
        0955 `09== ======== === =====
        0961 SysOp
        0963 `09Total of ~&1 file(s) in upload queue.
        0965 `02Upload queue status:
        0968 `07  Regular UL : `0E
        0969 `07  SysOp UL   : `0E
        0977 `0CClear download queue? [~&Y]: `0B
        0979 `07Download queue is full.
        0982 `07File removed from download queue.
        0984 `07File not found in download queue.
        0992 `07To upload additional files, send them with your other uploads.
        1011 `09Select areas for QWKscan (##,[+/-]##-##,?=Help,Q=Quit):~SM:`0B
        1012 `0E~MB`07 will `0FNOT`07 be bundled.
        1013 `0E~MB`07 will be bundled.
        1096 Aborted.
        1251 `0C[`0B~MO:~MH`0C] `09Read (~ML-~MH,<ENTER>=Next,?=Help): `0B
        1252 Q?-=ABDFHINOPRTUZS
        1253 CKM*
        1254 EX&
        1255 ~SM`0B<ENTER>`07:Next message          `0B#`07:Jump to specified message
        1256 (`0B-`07)Previous message           (`0B=`07)Continuous listing                
        1257 ~SM(`0BA`07)Read message again         (`0BP`07)ost message in this area
        1258 (`0BB`07)Go to next message area    (`0BQ`07)uit reading             
        1259 (`0BD`07)elete message              (`0BR`07)eply to message
        1260 (`0BF`07)orward message             (`0BS`07)end message (download text)
        1261 (`0BH`07)Set high message pointer   (`0BT`07)itles of next messages
        1262 (`0BI`07)gnore remaining messages   (`0BU`07)ndelete message
        1263 (`0BN`07)etmail reply to message    (`0BZ`07)Toggle scan of this area
        1264 (`0BO`07)Reply to original sender
        1265 ~SM(`0EC`07)opy message                (`0EM`07)ove message
        1266 (`0EK`07)Toggle kludge lines        (`0E*`07)Toggle anonymous
        1267 ~SM(`0CE`07)dit user account           (`0C&`07)Toggle scanned
        1268 (`0CX`07)Extract message to file            
        1293 Aborted.
        1370 ~SM`07Sorry, can't show titles in this reading mode.~SM
        1391 Aborted.
        1506 Aborted.
        1651 `0CYou don't have that much time left to deposit!
        1652 `0CYou can only add ~RP minutes to your account per day!
        1653 `0CYour account limit is ~RA minutes!
        1657 ~SM`0CYou don't have that much time left in your account!~SM
        1658 ~SM`0CYou can only withdraw ~RW minutes from your account per day!~SM
        
      CHANGED

        The following entries have been changed.  The comments before the 
        entries indicate the reason the entries were changed, so that you 
        can update your entries appropriately.  If entries were replaced 
        with different text, the comment is "Replaced text".
        
        ; Reordered entries Sunday..Saturday
        0040 Sunday
        0041 Monday
        0042 Tuesday
        0043 Wednesday
        0044 Thursday
        0045 Friday
        0046 Saturday
        0047 Sun
        0048 Mon
        0049 Tue
        0050 Wed
        0051 Thu
        0052 Fri
        0053 Sat
        
        ; Added leading ~SM
        0104 ~SM`07Established connection too slow for login.
        
        ; Removed colour codes surrounding alias
        0161 ~SM`09Enter your handle/alias or <ENTER> to use "~&1":~SM:`1F
        
        ; Added ~UT.
        0269 ~SM`07Terminal emulation toggled to ~UT.
        
        ; Changed MM/DD/YY to ~VD
        0273 ~SM`07Date format toggled to ~VD.
        
        ; Changed ON to ~EU~VC
        0276 ~SM`07Clear screen for messages set to ~EU~VC.
        
        ; Changed entire text
        0277 ~SM`07Hidden from user listing set to ~EU~VB.
        
        ; Changed ON to ~EU~VF
        0278 ~SM`07Extended input for menus set to ~EU~VF.
        
        ; Chaged entire text
        0279 ~SM`07Hidden from caller/online logs set to ~EU~VA.
        
        ; Changed ON to ~EU~VH
        0280 ~SM`07Hotkeys for menus/displays set to ~EU~VH.
        
        ; Changed ON to ~EU~VP
        0282 ~SM`07Pause on full screen set to ~EU~VP.
        
        ; Changed OFF to ~EU~VX
        0284 ~SM`07Expert mode set to ~EU~VX.
        
        ; Added ~SM 
        0300 ~SM`0CAborted.
        
        ; Changed "MISSING" to "missing"
        0391 `0CMenu is missing -- Please inform SysOp.
        


        ; Replacement text (reordered)
        0432 `07(`0B1`07)No UL/DL ratio check       (`0B6`07)No DL time check
        0433 `07(`0B2`07)No post/call ratio check   (`0B7`07)No forced pw change
        0434 `07(`0B3`07)No file point check        (`0B8`07)Time per call      
        0435 `07(`0B4`07)Protection from deletion   (`0B9`07)No password hack alerts
        
        ; Changed "GOTO" to "JUMP"
        0475 Unable to find CALL/JUMP label 
        
        ; Added leading ~SM
        0500 ~SM`09<ENTER>=All files
        
        ; Changed ~&9 to ~&D`07
        0520 `07~&1~EL1~&8`0F~EL12~&2 `09~ER7~&3 `0A~EL8~&6~EL1~&7 `0B~&D`07
        0521 `07~&1~EL1~&8`0F~EL12~&2 `09~ER4~&4 ~ER3~&5 `0A~EL8~&6~EL1~&7`0B~&D`07
        0522 `07~&1~EL1~&8`0F~EL12~&2 `02   (Offline)      `0B~&D`07
        0523 `07~&1~EL1~&8`0F~EL12~&2 `02  (Unvalidated)   `0B~&D`07
        0524 `07~&1~EL1~&8`0F~EL12~&2 `02    (Failed)      `0B~&D`07

        ; Changed ~&1 to ~&D`07
        0526 `01                                 :`09~&D`07
        
        ; Added leading ~SM
        0614 `0C~SMDownloading this file and your queue would exceed your daily kilobyte limit.
        0615 `0C~SMDownloading this file and your queue would exceed your daily download limit.
        0624 `0C~SMDownloading this file and your queue would exceed your available time left.
        
        ; Replacement prompt
        0626 ~SM`0CDownload (y/N), (T)ag, (P)rotocol or (Q)uit? (YN/TPQ) [N]: `0B
        0627 YNQTP
        
        ; Added leading ~SM
        0645 ~SM`09Automatically logging off - (A)bort or (L)ogoff: `0B
        
        ; Replacement text
        0709 You will be prompted for each filename to upload (blank entry ends transfer).
        
        ; Added leading ~SM
        0730 ~SM`09<ENTER>/(S)tart transfer, Change (P)rotocol, (E)dit queue or (Q)uit : `0B
        
        ; Replacement text
        0831 `0CCheck local uploads (text archive/upload processor)? [~&Y]: `0B
        0899 ~SM`07You are at the first available file or matching filespec.
        
        ; Removed trailing ~SM
        0920 ~SM`07Convert file archive format -
        
        ; Added leading ~SM
        0951 ~SM`07Download queue is empty (no files).
        0964 ~SM`09Total of ~&1 file(s) in download queue.
        
        ; Changed "upload" to "transfer"
        0976 `0CClear transfer queue? [~&Y]: `0B
        0978 `07Transfer queue is full.
        0981 `07File removed from transfer queue.
        0983 `07File not found in transfer queue.
        
        ; Added leading ~SM
        0989 ~SM`09Edit queue (?=Help): `0B
        
        ; Added trailing `07
        1032 `70 From  ~EL35~&1`70 Date  `7E~EL30~&6`07
        1033 `70 To    ~EL35~&2`70Stats  `7E~EL30~&5`07
        
        ; Added nodelist search result MCI
        1119 found ~&1 (`0E~&3 `07in `0B~&4`07).
        
        ; Replacement text
        1120 `0CSorry, not enough netmail credits to send to this address.
        
        ; Removed trailing ~SM
        1196 `0FSorry, nodelist not available.
        
        ; Replacement text
        1269 ~SM`0CMessage contains a reply address of ~&2, use this? [~&Y]: `0B
        1304 ~SM`0CSorry, you are restricted from posting Echomail or Newsgroup messages.
        
        ; Removed trailing ~SM
        1311 ~SM`0CSorry, this message must be deleted first.
        
        ; Replacement text
        1318 ~SM`0CSorry, specified message is not currently available.
        
        ; Removed trailing ~SM
        1320 ~SM`0CSorry, can't move this message.
        1321 ~SM`0CSorry, can't copy this message.
        1322 ~SM`0CSorry, can't forward this message.
        1331 ~SM`07Sorry, you can't forward a public/non-personal message.
        
        ; Removed trailing ~SM, changed "message" to "available message"
        1335 ~SM`07You are already at the first available message.
        1336 ~SM`07You are already at the last available message.
        
        ; Removed trailing ~SM
        1352 ~SM`07Message now marked as last read pointer.
        1355 ~SM`07Sorry, you can't ignore remaining message in this mode.
        1358 ~SM`07Kludge line viewing toggled ON (display active).
        1359 ~SM`07Kludge line viewing toggled OFF.
        1375 ~SM`07Message is not deleted (use Delete).
        1376 ~SM`07Message is now restored.
        1377 ~SM`07Sorry, you can't restore this message.
        1385 ~SM`07Sorry, message did not originate on this system.
        1386 ~SM`07Sorry, message scan status not available in a local message area.
        1387 ~SM`07Message is no longer marked "sent".
        1388 ~SM`07Message is now marked "sent".
        
        ; Changed "[S]ubject..." to "[S]earch Keyword", "[T]o you" to 
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        1402 `0A[F]orward   [T]o user  [N]ewscan   [S]earch Keyword
        1403 [R]everse   [B]y user  [W]aiting   [Q]uit
        
        ; Replacement text
        1435 ~SM`70 SysOp editing of message header:~EE46`07~SM
        1436 `071. From     `0E~&1
        1437 `072. To       `0E~&2
        1438 `073. Subject  `0E~&3
        1439 `074. Status   `0E~&4
        1441 ~SM`07T. Toggle anonymous
        1445 ~SM`09Enter edit selection, (X)Save or (Q)uit: `0B
        
        ; Added leading, trailing ~SM
        1487 ~SM`0EYou have `0F~&1`0E private message(s) waiting.~SM
        
        ; Removed trailing ~SM
        1618 ~SM`07Total of `0B~&1`07 users listed.
        1619 ~SM`07Total of `0B~&1`07 matches found.
        
        ; Added leading ~SM
        1620 ~SM`0CDo another listing or search? [~&Y]: `0B
        
        ; Changed "limit" to "limit of ~RP minutes"
        1636 `0CYou have reached the maximum daily deposit limit of ~RP minutes.
        
        ; Removed trailing ~SM
        1642 `07Deposited today  : `0E~EL15~&5 `07Daily withdrawal : `0E~&6
        1643 `07Withdrawn today  : `0E~EL15~&5 `07Daily withdrawal : `0E~&6
        
        ; Added leading ~SM
        1647 ~SM`0CYou can not deposit any more time into your account!
        1650 ~SM`09Add how many minutes (~&1-~&3): `0B
        1655 ~SM`0CYou can not withdraw any time from your account!
        1656 ~SM`09Withdraw how many minutes (~&1-~&3): `0B
        
        ; Removed trailing ~SM
        1659 ~SM`07Time withdrawn from account (~&1 minutes).
        
        ; Added leading ~SM
        1695 ~SM`09Transfer how many minutes (~&1-~&2): `0B
        1697 ~SM`0CYou have no time in the timebank to transfer.
        
        ; Removed trailing ~SM
        1699 ~SM`07Time transferred from account (~&1 minutes).
        1718 `07Output complete.
        
        ; Changed "Macro" to "~&1 macro"
        1756 `07~&1 macro not saved.
        
        ; Changed "help" to "Help"
        1757 ~SM`09Macro modification (DEFR,?=Help) : `0B
        
        ; Changed "group" to "main group"
        1768 `07Current main group: `0F~CG `09<`0E~CC`09>
        
        ; Removed trailing ~SM
        1789 `0B      Midnight                            Noon~SM
 

                  Telegard Bulletin Board Software, v3.10
                     Beta Site Reference Documentation

                   Copyright (C) 1995,1998 by Tim Strike
                            All Rights Reserved.


        THANKS TO ALL BETA SITES

        The following beta sites deserve recognition for their hard work 
        and dedication to the Telegard 3.10 development project.  It has 
        been a fairly long and arduous task that has finally reached 
        fulfillment.

        I sincerely thank all the beta sites for their hard work, and also 
        for their commitment to our development.  For staying with us when 
        my programming skills were less than apt (i.e. major bugs), for 
        staying with us when my brain was less than apt (i.e. major logic 
        problems), and generally, just for staying with us.  The product 
        that has been released is due to the patience and hard work of 
        these individuals.

        Not all of these individuals are still active members of the beta
        team, but all in some way have been responsible for the final 
        product which you now see before you.

        So why not take the time to send them a note of thanks for all the 
        hard work and money that they spent in volunteering to test the 
        Telegard bulletin board software.  These folks are listed in no 
        order of importance (other than alphabetical).

                Don Johnson                    1:104/531
                Kevin Watkins                  1:101/321

                Scott Adams                    1:112/91
                Justin Baustert                1:147/92
                Alan Ianson                    1:153/757
                Jeff Irvine                    1:252/107
                Francis Julien                 1:242/510
                Derek Hessman                  1:3823/170
                David Muir                     1:259/423
                Clint O'Donnell                1:255/13
                Ken Reaverson                  1:133/1004
                Andrew Relian                  1:250/134
                Doug Reynolds                  1:2610/0
                Jack Schofield                 1:2609/206
                Carol Shenkenberger            1:275/100
                Michael Smith                  1:142/550
                Douglas Sorber                 1:107/602
                Dave Turner                    1:250/134
                Marshall Votta                 1:323/140

                Michael Yadron                 (PAST)

                Michael Bogden                 (PAST)
                Mark Da Silva                  (PAST)
                Paul Dyer                      (PAST)
                Ernest Evert                   (PAST)
                Jeff Fanjoy                    (PAST)
                Hugo Ferreira                  (PAST)
                Matt Hanson                    (PAST)
                Lars Hellsten                  (PAST)
                Perry Lowell                   (PAST)
                David Luckie                   (PAST)
                Deanna Luke                    (PAST)
                Bill Johansen                  (PAST)
                Brent Johnson                  (PAST)
                Jeffrey Johnson                (PAST)
                Scott Malin                    (PAST)
                Kevin McKillop                 (PAST)
                Lucas Nealan                   (PAST)
                Jon Parise                     (PAST)
                Michael Randolph               (PAST)
                Richard Ross                   (PAST)
                Nathan W. Seeley               (PAST)
                Steve Shapiro                  (PAST)
                Jack Smook                     (PAST)
                Gary Stewart                   (PAST)
                John Tabler                    (PAST)
                

                  Telegard Bulletin Board Software, v3.10
                       Revision History Documentation

                      Copyright (C) 1998 by Tim Strike
                            All Rights Reserved.


        GENERAL DOCUMENTATION
             faq.doc            Frequently Asked Questions
             telegard.doc       Primary Telegard Documentation
             tg_beta.doc        Beta Site Documentation & Application
        
        RELEASE SPECIFIC DOCUMENTATION
             betasite.g2        Beta Site Listings
             features.g1        Feature Listings
             language.g1        Language Changes 3.02 to 3.09.g1
             language.g2        Language Changes 3.09.g1 to 3.09.g2
             whatsnew.g1        What's New for 3.09.g1
             whatsnew.g2        What's New for 3.09.g2
        
        REFERENCE FILES
             acs.ref            Security ACS Codes
             colours.ref        Colour (Color) Codes
             command.ref        Command Line Options
             errors.ref         Common Run-Time Errors (RTEs)
             fa2fb.ref          File System Q&A
             funckeys.ref       SysOp Function Keys
             language.ref       10 Step Language Recovery Program
             mci.ref            MCI Codes
             menus.ref          Menu System Commands
             script.ref         Scripting Language
             textfile.ref       Built-in Text File Displays
        
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DEFAULTS	f�**COMMENT**���,�HARDWARE.DAT �$��TELEGARD.ADF@� u$TELEGARD.MDF p#�-TELEGARD.PDF@� �=TG_BETA.BBS �$%9)TRASHCAN.TXT@� <N$ULTRASH.TXT@� `N�TRASHPHN.TXT@� OM	MENUS.DAT �$`O�:**END**����This storage file contains a set of default setups (for archivers, modems 
and protocols), a menu help set, a hardware specification file and various 
other pre-configured text files.

  *.?DF          Default setups for popular archivers, modems and protocols
  HARDWARE.DAT   Hardware specification information
  MENUS.DAT      Online menu command listing/description/help information
  TRASHCAN.TXT   Stop certain names from being used as usernames
  ULTRASH.TXT    Stop certain files from being uploaded

When manually unpacking this .TWS file, make sure that you specify the 
correct unpacking directory.  This storage file should be unpacked into the 
DATA directory which you specified in your configuration - for example, 
\[installdir]\DATA\

If you are unsure about the defined directory or haven't specified the 
correct path, please abort this process by answering NO, check, and rerun.
Telegard Hardware Specification#Revision 1.10 - November 16th, 1997��,��`	� �%�.@8�AK`T�] g�p�y@���������������������ARCHIVE     System Enhancement Associate's ARC
EXTENSION   ARC
COMPRESS    ARC.EXE -a ~AF ~AI
DECOMPRESS  ARC.EXE -eo ~AF ~AI ~AP
TEST        ARC.EXE -t ~AF
VIEW
COMMENT     
SUCCESS     0

ARCHIVE     Jung's ARJ
EXTENSION   ARJ
COMPRESS    ARJ.EXE a -e -m1 -s -t0 -y ~AF ~AI
DECOMPRESS  ARJ.EXE e -c -ha -y ~AF ~AI ~AP
TEST        ARJ.EXE t ~AF
VIEW
COMMENT     ARJ.EXE c ~AF -zCOMMENT.TXT
SUCCESS     0

ARCHIVE     Yoshizaki's LHA
EXTENSION   LZH
COMPRESS    LHA.EXE a /mt ~AF ~AI
DECOMPRESS  LHA.EXE e /cm ~AF ~AI ~AP
TEST        LHA.EXE t /m+ ~AF
VIEW
COMMENT     
SUCCESS     0

ARCHIVE     NoGate Consulting's PAK
EXTENSION   PAK
COMPRESS    PAK.EXE A /L /ST ~AF ~AI
DECOMPRESS  PAK.EXE E /WA ~AF ~AI ~AP
TEST        PAK.EXE T ~AF
VIEW
COMMENT     
SUCCESS     0

ARCHIVE     PKWARE, Inc.'s PKARC
EXTENSION   ARC
COMPRESS    PKARC.COM otc -a ~AF ~AI
DECOMPRESS  PKXARC.COM -r ~AF ~AI ~AP
TEST        PKXARC.COM -t ~AF
VIEW
COMMENT     
SUCCESS     0
NOTE        This was PKWARE Inc's predecessor to PKPAK.  It is fully compatible with
NOTE        System Enhancement Associate's (SEA) original ARC program.  This program
NOTE        has also been discontinued by PKWARE following litigation by SEA.

ARCHIVE     PKWARE, Inc's PKPAK (ARC compatible)
EXTENSION   ARC
COMPRESS    PKPAK.EXE -a ~AF ~AI
DECOMPRESS  PKUNPAK.EXE -e ~AF ~AI ~AP
TEST        PKUNPAK.EXE -t ~AF
VIEW
COMMENT     
SUCCESS     0
NOTE        PKWARE's PKPAK is compatible with ARC formats prior to 1991.  Since PKWARE 
NOTE        has since stopped developing PKPAK after litigation from ARC's owners 
NOTE        SEA -- newer ARC formats (if there are any) may not be compatible.

ARCHIVE     PKWARE, Inc's PKZIP
EXTENSION   ZIP
COMPRESS    PKZIP.EXE -a -ex -o ~AF ~AI
DECOMPRESS  PKUNZIP.EXE -o -ed ~AF ~AI ~AP
TEST        PKUNZIP.EXE -t ~AF
VIEW
COMMENT     
SUCCESS     0

ARCHIVE     Roshal's RAR 
EXTENSION   RAR
COMPRESS    RAR.EXE a -ep -y -c- -std ~AF ~AI
DECOMPRESS  RAR.EXE e -o+ -y -c- -p1 -std ~AF ~AI
TEST        RAR.EXE t -y -c- -std ~AF ~AI
VIEW        
COMMENT     RAR.EXE c -y -c- -std ~AF -zCOMMENT.TXT
SUCCESS     0
NOTE        You may wish to add -s to the compression line which will add
NOTE        "SOLID" archive support (better compression, especially if used
NOTE        for items like mail packets).  This option has been left up to
NOTE        the SysOp to add.  RAR does not require -std for most operations
NOTE        but occasionally problems occur without it.

ARCHIVE     Hammarberg's Squeeze-It (SQZ)
EXTENSION   SQZ
COMPRESS    SQZ.EXE a /p3q0z3 ~AF ~AI
DECOMPRESS  SQZ.EXE e /o1 ~AF ~AI ~AP
TEST        SQZ.EXE t ~AF
VIEW
COMMENT     SQZ.EXE c ~AF COMMENT.TXT
SUCCESS     0

ARCHIVE     AIP-NL's Ultra Compressor II
EXTENSION   UC2
COMPRESS    UC.EXE a -f ~AF ~AI
DECOMPRESS  UC.EXE e -f ~AF ~AI ~AP
TEST        UC.EXE t -f ~AF ~AI
VIEW
COMMENT     UC.EXE a -f ~AF US~BAN.TXT
SUCCESS     0
NOTE        Ultra Compressor II has several different options for adding header files  
NOTE        to the archive.  However, all of these headers use pre-defined, unchangable
NOTE        filenames.  The US~BAN.TXT file used as the default is the 'text' header.
NOTE 
NOTE        UC2 also has a configuration section - this configuration section should be 
NOTE        used so that all options are toggled to something other then ASK.

ARCHIVE     Dhesi's ZOO
EXTENSION   ZOO
COMPRESS    ZOO.EXE a: ~AF ~AI
DECOMPRESS  ZOO.EXE eO ~AF ~AI ~AP
TEST        ZOO.EXE e:N ~AF
VIEW
COMMENT     
SUCCESS     0
MODEM      Generic - 2400
SPEED      2400
LOCKED     0
INIT       ATH0Q0V1E0M0X4S0=0S2=1S10=60&C1&D2
ANSWER     ATA
HANGUP     ~~~~~~ATH0
OFFHOOK    ATM0H1
OK         OK
ERROR      ERROR
RING       RING
NOCARRIER  NO CARRIER
DELAY_CMD  2
DELAY_ASW  5
DELAY_DTR  5
CONNECTARQ ARQ
FLAGS      DTRDROP 

MODEM      Generic - 14,400
SPEED      14400
LOCKED     19200
INIT       ATH0Q0V1E0M0X4S0=0S2=1S10=60&C1&D2
ANSWER     ATA
HANGUP     ~~~~~~ATH0
OFFHOOK    ATM0H1
OK         OK
ERROR      ERROR
RING       RING
NOCARRIER  NO CARRIER
DELAY_CMD  2
DELAY_ASW  5
DELAY_DTR  5
CONNECTARQ ARQ
FLAGS      DTRDROP CTSRTS 
NOTE       High speed modems operate best (and occasionally only) when the fossil
NOTE       driver has been locked.  If you haven't already, lock your comport at
NOTE       the desired speed, and ensure that the locked baudrate toggle is ON (it
NOTE       defaults to on in this setup, however, better safe than sorry).

MODEM      U.S.Robotics Courier HST/V34
SPEED      33600
LOCKED     57600
INIT       ATH0Q0V1E0M0X4S0=0S2=1S10=60&C1&D2
ANSWER     ATA
HANGUP     ~~~~~~ATH0
OFFHOOK    ATM0H1
OK         OK
ERROR      ERROR
RING       RING
NOCARRIER  NO CARRIER
DELAY_CMD  2
DELAY_ASW  5
DELAY_DTR  5
CONNECTARQ ARQ
FLAGS      DTRDROP CTSRTS 

PROTOCOL    (GSZ) Ymodem-G
BATCH       Y
BIDIRECT    N
UPLOAD      GSZ port ~CP estimate 0 ~CB ha slow restrict rb -g ~PF
DOWNLOAD    GSZ port ~CP estimate 0 ~CB ha slow sb -g ~PF
ULCODE1     E
ULCODE2     L
DLCODE1     E
DLCODE2     L
ENVIRONMENT set dszlog=~PL
TEMPLOG     ~PT\TRANSFER.LOG
FILELIST    @
LOG_FILE    11
LOG_RESULT  1
SUCCESS     N

PROTOCOL    (DSZ) Ymodem-G
BATCH       Y
BIDIRECT    N
UPLOAD      DSZ port ~CP estimate 0 ~CB ha slow restrict rb -g ~PF
DOWNLOAD    DSZ port ~CP estimate 0 ~CB ha slow sb -g ~PF
ULCODE1     E
ULCODE2     L
DLCODE1     E
DLCODE2     L
ENVIRONMENT set dszlog=~PL
TEMPLOG     ~PT\TRANSFER.LOG
FILELIST    @
LOG_FILE    11
LOG_RESULT  1
SUCCESS     N

PROTOCOL    HS/Link
BATCH       Y
BIDIRECT    Y
UPLOAD      HSLINK -P~CP -U~PF -HS -NG
DOWNLOAD    HSLINK -P~CP -U~PT\FILE -HS -NG ~PF
ULCODE1     E
ULCODE2     L
DLCODE1     E
DLCODE2     L
ENVIRONMENT set dszlog=~PL
TEMPLOG     ~PT\TRANSFER.LOG
FILELIST    @
LOG_FILE    11
LOG_RESULT  1
SUCCESS     N

PROTOCOL    (GSZ) Xmodem-CRC
BATCH       N
UPLOAD      GSZ port ~CP rc ~PF
DOWNLOAD    GSZ port ~CP sx ~PF
ULCODE1     0
DLCODE1     0
ENVIRONMENT 
SUCCESS     Y

PROTOCOL    (DSZ) Xmodem-CRC
BATCH       N
UPLOAD      DSZ port ~CP rc ~PF
DOWNLOAD    DSZ port ~CP sx ~PF
ULCODE1     0
DLCODE1     0
ENVIRONMENT 
SUCCESS     Y

PROTOCOL    (GSZ) Ymodem
BATCH       Y
BIDIRECT    N
UPLOAD      GSZ port ~CP estimate 0 ~CB ha slow rb ~PF
DOWNLOAD    GSZ port ~CP estimate 0 ~CB ha slow sb ~PF
ULCODE1     E
ULCODE2     L
DLCODE1     E
DLCODE2     L
ENVIRONMENT set dszlog=~PL
TEMPLOG     ~PT\TRANSFER.LOG
FILELIST    @
LOG_FILE    11
LOG_RESULT  1
SUCCESS     N

PROTOCOL    (DSZ) Ymodem
BATCH       Y
BIDIRECT    N
UPLOAD      DSZ port ~CP estimate 0 ~CB ha slow rb ~PF
DOWNLOAD    DSZ port ~CP estimate 0 ~CB ha slow sb ~PF
ULCODE1     E
ULCODE2     L
DLCODE1     E
DLCODE2     L
ENVIRONMENT set dszlog=~PL
TEMPLOG     ~PT\TRANSFER.LOG
FILELIST    @
LOG_FILE    11
LOG_RESULT  1
SUCCESS     N

PROTOCOL    (GSZ) Zmodem
BATCH       Y
BIDIRECT    N
UPLOAD      GSZ port ~CP estimate 0 ~CB ha slow restrict rz -m ~PF
DOWNLOAD    GSZ port ~CP estimate 0 ~CB ha slow sz -m -s ~PF
ULCODE1     E
ULCODE2     L
DLCODE1     E
DLCODE2     L
ENVIRONMENT set dszlog=~PL
TEMPLOG     ~PT\TRANSFER.LOG
FILELIST    @
LOG_FILE    11
LOG_RESULT  1
SUCCESS     N

PROTOCOL    (DSZ) Zmodem
BATCH       Y
BIDIRECT    N
UPLOAD      DSZ port ~CP estimate 0 ~CB ha slow restrict rz -m ~PF
DOWNLOAD    DSZ port ~CP estimate 0 ~CB ha slow sz -m -s ~PF
ULCODE1     E
ULCODE2     L
DLCODE1     E
DLCODE2     L
ENVIRONMENT set dszlog=~PL
TEMPLOG     ~PT\TRANSFER.LOG
FILELIST    @
LOG_FILE    11
LOG_RESULT  1
SUCCESS     N

PROTOCOL    (IZM) iceZmodem
BATCH       Y
BIDIRECT    N
UPLOAD      IZM port ~CP rz ~PF
DOWNLOAD    IZM port ~CP sz ~PF
ULCODE1     E
ULCODE2     L
DLCODE1     E
DLCODE2     L
ENVIRONMENT set dszlog=~PL
TEMPLOG     ~PT\TRANSFER.LOG
FILELIST    @
LOG_FILE    11
LOG_RESULT  1
SUCCESS     N
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Menu manager
Archive manager
Event manager
File area manager
Group manager
History logs
Languages manager
Msg area manager
Node manager
SysOp logs
Protocol manager
Recycle/reset node
Options: [node]
System configuration
System manager
User manager
Voting questions manager
Voting results
Change online user
Edit files
Sort files
Upload all files
Validate files
Import descriptions
Add gifspecs
Unlisted download
Options: <filename>
Recalculate filepoints
Update file stats (offline,size,date)
Convert file format
Raw directory - short
Raw directory - long
Menu/Option Commands
Password Check
Options: <password> [;<prompt>] [;<failmsg>]
<password>   Password to check
[;<prompt>]  Password prompt
[;<failmsg>] Failed password message
Menu - GOSUB
Options: <menu> [;C] [;<link>]
<menu>       Menu name to load
[;C]         Clear menu stack
[;<link>]    Execute command <link> on new menu
Execute macro
Options: <macro>
Command line message
Options: <message>
Execute Script
Options: <filename> [<options>]
[<options>]  Script options (passed parameters)
Display file (def. Paging)
Options: [path] <filename> [.ext]
[path]       Optional path of file (if not in defined text directory)
<filename>   Filename to display
[.ext]       Optional extension (if not .MSG/.ANS/.AVT/.RIP)
Display file (def. Paging, End Pause)
Options: [path] <filename> [.ext]
[path]       Optional path of file (if not in defined text directory)
<filename>   Filename to display
[.ext]       Optional extension (if not .MSG/.ANS/.AVT/.RIP)
Display file (force Paging)
Options: [path] <filename> [.ext]
[path]       Optional path of file (if not in defined text directory)
<filename>   Filename to display
[.ext]       Optional extension (if not .MSG/.ANS/.AVT/.RIP)
Display file (force Paging, End Pause)
Options: [path] <filename> [.ext]
[path]       Optional path of file (if not in defined text directory)
<filename>   Filename to display
[.ext]       Optional extension (if not .MSG/.ANS/.AVT/.RIP)
Display a line of text
Options: <text>
Send short message
Options: <user>;<message>
<user>       User name
<message>    Message to be sent
If the user is online, the message will be sent immediately.
Option Check
Options: <prompt> ; <continue> ; <stop>
<prompt>     Check Prompt
<continue>   Input character (Y) to continue menu chain
<stop>       Input character (N) to stop menu chain
Append line to SysOp Log
Options: <string>
BBS Version Information
Yes/No Check
Options: <prompt>
<prompt>    Yes/No Check Prompt
Save new user // Quit WFCQ* menus
Unconditional end to command links
Menu - Return from GOSUB
Options: [C] [;<link>]
[C]          Clear menu stack
[;<link>]    Execute command <link> on new menu
Menu - Goto
Options: <menu> [;C] [;<link>]
<menu>       Menu name to load
[;C]         Clear menu stack
[;<link>]    Execute command <link> on new menu
Door Commands
Shell w/o dropfile
Options: [[!LST];] <command>
[!]          No memory swap
[L]          Do not log door use
[S]          No status update
[T]          No time cost
<command>    Door command to execute
Shell w/ CHAIN.TXT (WWIV)
Options: [[!LMnRST];] <command>
[!]          No memory swap
[L]          Do not log door use
[Mn]         Limit time in door to n minutes
[R]          Use users REALNAME in dropfile (reverse realname/handle)
[S]          No status update
[T]          No time cost
<command>    Door command to execute
Shell w/ DORINFO1.DEF (RBBS)
Options: [[!LMnRST];] <command>
[!]          No memory swap
[L]          Do not log door use
[Mn]         Limit time in door to n minutes
[R]          Use users REALNAME in dropfile
[S]          No status update
[T]          No time cost
<command>    Door command to execute
Shell w/ DOOR.SYS (GAP)
Options: [[!LMnST];] <command>
[!]          No memory swap
[L]          Do not log door use
[Mn]         Limit time in door to n minutes
[S]          No status update
[T]          No time cost
<command>    Door command to execute
Shell w/ PCBOARD.SYS (PCBoard)
Options: [[!LMnRST];] <command>
[!]          No memory swap
[L]          Do not log door use
[Mn]         Limit time in door to n minutes
[R]          Use users REALNAME in dropfile
[S]          No status update
[T]          No time cost
<command>    Door command to execute
File Transfer Commands
File area change from prompt
Update CD-ROM labels
File area change
Options: <type>
blank        Ask for area to change to
area#        Switch to specified area
+            Switch to next area
-            Switch to previous area
]            Switch to next scanned area
[            Switch to previous scanned area
L            List areas only
DL Queue Clear
File Download
Options: <filename>
If <filename> = / then download queue (no prompting)
DL Queue Edit
File Search
File tag (add to dl queue)
File Information (+ interior/text view)
File Keyword Search
File List
File Newscan
blank        Ask for area to change to
G            Global newscan
C            Current newscan
File Newscan Pointer Update
DL Queue List
DL Queue Status (detailed)
DL Queue Status (brief)
File Upload
Options: <fileareanum> -- otherwise current area is used
File View Interior
List new file areas
Toggle filescan areas
Hangup/Logoff Commands
Logoff user w/ Relogon (cycle user)
Logoff user w/ LOGOFF file display
Logoff user immediately
Logoff w/o Hangup
Login Commands
Mailbox status
Check short messages
Tally voting
Message Area Commands
Message area statistics
Message area change from prompt
Message area change
Options: <type>
blank        Ask for area to change to
area#        Switch to specified area
+            Switch to next area
-            Switch to previous area
]            Switch to next scanned area
[            Switch to previous scanned area
L            List areas only
Nodelist browse
Options: [key]
[key]        Nodelist browse w/predefined matching key
Check Email box
Options: <type>
C            Count messages only (no read/no title display)
Write Email message
Options: [ <user> [;<title>]
<user>       User name to force mail to
[;<title>]   Title of forced message (if starts with * = unabortable)
Keyword message scan (title/text)
Options: <range>
blank        Ask if global scan desired
C            Scan current area
G            Scan all (global) areas
area#        Scan specified message area
Set High-Read Pointers
New message scan
Options: <range>
blank        Ask if global scan desired
C            Scan current area
G            Scan all (global) areas
area#        Scan specified message area
Post message
Options: <area>
blank        Use current area
area#        Post in message area <area#>
Read messages
Scan messages
Post text file
Options: area#;filename;subj;from;to;toaddr
area#        Post to area#
filename     Filename to post (from default \text\ path)
subj         Subject (blank=filename)
from         Post from user (blank=SysOp)
to           Post to user (blank=Online User)
toaddr       Netmail address (if netmail area)
Waiting message scan
Options: [*]<range>
blank        Ask if global scan desired
C            Scan current area
G            Scan all (global) areas
L            List areas w/new messages
P            List areas w/new messages, prompt to scan
area#        Scan specified message area
*            Defaults: No 'All' reading, unread only
List new message areas
Toggle scan areas
Multi-node Commands
Check multinode messages
Send message to another node
Options: [ <node>;<message> ]
Node         Message to node # (0=all, current node not used)
Message      Message text to send
If node/message not included, they will be prompted (use wisely!)
Update current node status text
Options: [text]
Who's Online Listing
Miscellaneous Commands
BBS Listing Add
Options: [filename]
[filename]   Optional BBS listing filename (default: BBSLIST)
BBS Listing View
Options: [filename]
[filename]   Optional BBS listing filename (default: BBSLIST)
Chat Request
Options: [F;] [mailbox] [;<why>]
[F;]         Force chat - override "SysOp In" setting
[mailbox]    Name of user to send mail when no answer
[;<why>]     Chat reason string
Daily History (% active) graph
Set AR Flags (Set 1)
Options: <toggle> <flag> [[<+|-|!> <flag>]...]
<toggle>     Toggle type  + ON, - OFF, ! Toggle
<flag>       AR Flag (A..Z) to modify
Set AR Flags (Set 2)
Options: <toggle> <flag> [[<+|-|!> <flag>]...]
<toggle>     Toggle type  + ON, - OFF, ! Toggle
<flag>       AR Flag (A..Z) to modify
Weekly Density Graph
Options: <node>
Hourly Usage Graph
Options: <node>
Change language
Options: <language>
<language>   Language to load (it will be prompted if not found)
ACS checking is not done (blind language change)
Adjust user statistics values
Options: <toggle><flag><num> [[<+|-|=><flag><num>]...]
<toggle>     Toggle type + INCREMENT, - DECREMENT, = SETEQUALTO
<flag>       Flag to modify: B=Timebank    C=NetCredit   D=NetDebit
P=FilePoints  T=Online Time
<num>        Value to INCREMENT or DECREMENT (digits only, no +-)
Notes: 1) Ranges are not checked!  You can roll the timebank +65535->0, or
online time +32767->-32768 -- so be *careful*.  2) You can also stack the
commands, i.e. +B25+T25 adds 25 minutes to both the bank and online time!
Clear Screen
Macro Editor
BBS Listing Edit
Options: [filename]
[filename]   Optional BBS listing filename (default: BBSLIST)
SysOp Chat Status
Edit User Information
Options: <id>
-------------- EDIT INFORMATION -------------------   ----- TOGGLES -----
1  Real Name     11 Note 1        21 Screen Clear     51  Emulation
2  Handle        12 Note 2        22 Hotkey Input     52  FS-Editor
3  Address       13 Note 3        23 Hotkey Display   53  Date Format
4  Location      14 Screen Size   24 Novice Mode      54  Screen Clear
5  Postal Code   15 Emulation     25 Protocol         55  Hotkey Input
6  Data Phone    16 FS-Editor                         56  Hotkey Display
7  Voice Phone   17 Mailbox                           57  Screen Pause
8  Password      18 Language                          58  Novice Mode
9  Birthdate     19 Date Format   80 Geographic Reg   59  Hidden Userlist
10 Gender        20 Screen Pause                      60  Hidden calllist
Change group - file (set 2)
Options: [ ? | <a> | ! ]
[?]          List file groups only
[<a>]        Switch to file group <a>
[!]          Force file group listing if select (not ? or <a>)
Change group - main (set 1)
Options: [ ? | <a> | ! ]
[?]          List main groups only
[<a>]        Switch to main group <a>
[!]          Force main group listing if select (not ? or <a>)
Bulletins
Options: [[listing] [;prefix]]
[listing]    Filename of bulletin listing (BULLETIN = BULLETIN.ANS)
[;prefix]    Filename of bulletin prefix  (BULLET   = BULLETxx.*)
Signature Editor
Userlist browse
Options: [R;] [[key]|[!]]
[R;]         Use REALNAMES
[key]        Userlist browse w/users matching [key]
[!]          Userlist w/all users (no input, just list)
Enter voting booth
Caller listings
Options: [R;] [days]
[R;]         Use REALNAMES
[days]       View caller listing (0=Today,1=Yesterday...)
Last Few Caller Listings
Options: [R;] [Number] [;SysOp]
[R;]         Use REALNAMES
[Number]     Number of entries for last few callers list
[;SysOp]     Number of entries for last few callers list (SysOp ACS)
Add voting question
Update subscription date
Options: <toggle> <value>                       
<toggle>     Toggle type  = Today+Value, + Current+Value, ! Reset
<value>      Number of days to adjust   

QWK mail commands
Download QWK packet
QWK mail options
Options: <id>
------------------------ TOGGLES -------------------------------
1  Archive type       4  Include news       7  Include new files
2  Bundle from user   5  Include welcome    8  Session listing
3  Create BW index    6  Include goodbye    9  Pointer file
Upload QWK reply packet (.REP)
Message Reading Commands
Edit user account of message author
Jump to specific message number from prompt
Toggle received/read status
Toggle sent status
Edit current message header
Continuous read mode
Reread current message
Delete current message
Transfer/move file attachments
Ignore remaining messages
Toggle kludge line viewing
Set lastread pointer to current message
Move current message
Options: [CF]
C        Copy message (identical message, do not delete original)
F        Forward message (new destination, do not delete original)
Default  Move message (identical message, delete original)
Move to next message
Move to previous message
Quit reading/scanning messages
Options: [S]
S        Quit reading & quit scan
Default  Quit reading area (skip to next area)
Reply to current message
Options: [NO]
N        Reply via Netmail
O        Reply to original author (from name)
Default  Reply to author (to name)
Save/Transfer message text
List next menu titles
Undelete current message
Extract current message to a file
Toggle current area from zscan
Follow message thread (prev message)
Follow message thread (next message)
File Scanning Commands
Toggle continuous listing (no tagging prompt) ON
Continue with listing
Edit files
Filescan operations
Options: [V]
V        View files by filename/number
Default  Tag files by filename/number
Quit scanning files
Options: [S]
S        Quit current area & quit scan
Default  Quit current area (skip to next area)
Tagged file operations
Options: [LE]
L        List files in tagged queue
E        Edit tagged queue
Default  List tagged queue statistics
Toggle current area from zscan
Timebank Commands
Timebank deposit
Timebank gambling
Options: <bet>
<bet>        Maximum bet per round (0 = disabled)
Timebank status
Timebank transfer
Timebank withdrawl
User/Auto-Message Commands
Reply to auto-message
Read auto-message
Write auto-message
Options: [R;] <lines>
[R;]         Use REALNAMES
<lines>      Number of lines to allow
LANGUAGEp/**COMMENT**�u# d�ENGLISH.TXT �$�p/**END**����This storage file contains a set of default language definitions (original
text).  These language text files can be built into the language data file 
that Telegard uses (using MAKELANG.EXE).

  ENGLISH.TXT    Default english language definition

When manually unpacking this .TWS file, make sure that you specify the 
correct unpacking directory.  This storage file should be unpacked into the 
LANGUAGE directory which you specified in your configuration - for example, 
\[installdir]\LANGUAGE\

If you are unsure about the defined directory or haven't specified the 
correct path, please abort this process by answering NO, check, and rerun.
;
; ENGLISH.TXT - Default Telegard Language File               Last Modified:
;                                                         November 16, 1997
;
; All of Telegard's text which is displayed to users is customizable.  The
; strings are all numbered (which is used internally in Telegard), and are
; grouped into sub-categories which are all around the same magnitude in
; internal numbering.
;
; The numbers are not consecutive.  Empty numbers have been left for future
; use by Telegard - the should not be used or assigned by other utilities.
;
; COMPILING LANGUAGE FILES:
; The text file will be compiled into a data file which is loaded by 
; Telegard.  This makes processing considerably faster and reduces the need
; to load the strings when Telegard first boots up.  To compile the 
; language into the necessary data file (*.TGL) use the utility MAKELANG
; enclosed in the Telegard distribution archive, in the package UTILITY.TWS.
;
; LANGUAGE LIMITATIONS:
; The strings are limited to 255 characters AFTER MCI code translation and
; colour translation.  If you require strings which are longer than that,
; see the section below on LANGUAGE EXTENSIONS.
;
; Some of the strings are strings of characters (i.e. 003:YN) or text
; commands (i.e. 308:/BYE).  These commands should not have any MCI
; or colour codes added to them.  The order of the strings of characters
; (which are used at prompts to change the key to activate certain functions)
; should *NOT* be changed.  For instance, string 629 (YNQ) must always have
; the keys in that order - the "YES" response must be the first key, the
; "NO" response the second, and "QUIT" the third.  So in french, string
; 629 might be ONQ for Oui, Non, Quitter.  When replacing characters in
; strings like this, you must ensure the order is NOT changed.  These
; character strings are case INSENSITIVE, so if you put lowercase, they
; will be used as uppercase characters - so do not use "A" and "a" as 
; different characters.
;
; LANGUAGE EXTENSIONS:
; Strings starting with @ will be displayed as files.  The information
; which follows the @ character should be the filename.  The file is 
; displayed out of the /language.text/ directory first and if the file
; is not found there and language.checktext is on in the /text/ directory.
; The display files should not have an extension unless necessary, and
; all path information will be removed from the line before display.
;
; Strings starting with $ will be executed as scripts.  The information
; which follows the $ character should be the script filename and script
; options.  For instance, $CALLBACK ~CN would be a valid replacement 
; string.  When the language goes to display the string, instead the
; script CALLBACK will be executed.  The scripts are looked for in the
; text directories as the display files are.  Do *not* include the script
; extension -- Telegard will add it automatically.
;
; If you do *not* wish the particular script call to be logged, then place
; a "*" immediately after the filename; for instance, instead of the pause
; string, you want to use a script -- do you know how many times the pause
; string will be sent a user?  Yes, lots.  So instead of "0320 $pause" use
; "0320 $pause*" and the logging of that script will be disabled.
;
;                                *   *   *
;
0001 Yes
0002 No
0003 YN
0004 On
0005 Off
0006 Disabled (Off)
0007 N/A
0008 Local
0009 None
0012 Ask
0013 Enabled
0014 Disabled
0015 `09Progress: `0F
0016 `0C*`0EDONE`0C*
0017 `0CWaiting for file access... NETWORK: Open file timeout - 
0018 `0CWaiting for file access... NETWORK: Lock file timeout - 
;0019: ~&1 Date/time, ~&2 ErrorCode, &3 ErrorAddr
0019 `0C*>> System error occurred on ~&1 <<*
0020 Black
0021 Blue
0022 Green
0023 Cyan
0024 Red
0025 Magenta
0026 Brown
0027 White
0028 L.Black
0029 L.Blue
0030 L.Green
0031 L.Cyan
0032 L.Red
0033 L.Magenta
0034 Yellow
0035 L.White
0036  on 
0037 , Blinking
0040 Sunday
0041 Monday
0042 Tuesday
0043 Wednesday
0044 Thursday
0045 Friday
0046 Saturday
0047 Sun
0048 Mon
0049 Tue
0050 Wed
0051 Thu
0052 Fri
0053 Sat
0054 January
0055 February
0056 March
0057 April
0058 May
0059 June
0060 July
0061 August
0062 September
0063 October
0064 November
0065 December
0066 Jan
0067 Feb
0068 Mar
0069 Apr
0070 May
0071 Jun
0072 Jul
0073 Aug
0074 Sep
0075 Oct
0076 Nov
0077 Dec
0078 am
0079 pm
0080 a
0081 p
;82: highlight colour & init string
0082 `70
;83,84: default date/time separator
0083 /
0084 :
0085 <hidden>
0086 byte
0087 bytes
0088 point
0089 points
0090 file
0091 files
0092 download
0093 downloads
0094 `0C~&1 exists, overwrite? [~&Y]: `0B
0095 message
0096 messages
;97,98: thousands separator, default decimal separator
0097 ,
0098 .
0099 Aborted.
0100 `07Local connection established.
0101 `07(Error correcting modem detected)
0102 ~SM`07CONNECT ~CB
; 103: 103 is sent directly to the modem, no colour codes can be used...
0103 Press <ENTER> to complete connection...~SR
0104 ~SM`07Established connection too slow for login.
0110 ~SM`0CContinue login as new user? [~&Y]: `0B
0115 morning
0116 afternoon
0117 evening
0137 ~SM`07Please wait while your record is saved... 
0138 `0BSaved.~SM
0139 `0AScanning for duplicate phone numbers... 
0140 `0CDuplicates have been found, informing the SysOp.
0149 ~SM`0CShould your emulation be detected at logon (no=use settings)? [~&Y]: `0B
0150 ~SM`07Where are you calling from?
0151    1. United States
0152    2. Canada
0153    3. Other country~SM
0154 United States
0155 Canada
0156 Outside North America
0157 `09Select (1-3): `0B
0158 `0C"~&1" - Is this the correct capitalization? [~&Y]: `0B
0159 ~SM`0CFirst AND last names are required.
0160 ~SM`09Enter your first & last name:~SM:`1F
; 161: &1 Default name (real name)
0161 ~SM`09Enter your handle/alias or <ENTER> to use "~&1":~SM:`1F
; 162-163: &1 Bad name
0162 ~SM"~&1" is already in use.
0163 ~SM"~&1" cannot be used as input.
0164 ~SM`07Mailing address is not required.
0165 ~SM`09Enter mailing address <House number> <Street> [APT#]:~SM:`1F
0166 ~SM`09Enter your city name: `1F
0167 ~SM`0CPlease try entering your city name again.
0168 ~SM`0CPlease do not enter state/province just yet.
0169 ~SM`09Enter your 2-letter state abbreviation: `1F
0170 ~SM`09Enter your 2-letter province abbreviation: `1F
0171 ~SM`0CA 2-letter state/province abbreviation is required.
0172 ~SM`09Enter your city and country name (ie Paris, France):~SM:`1F
0173 `09Enter location (ie ~SB): `1F
0174 ~SM`09Enter your zipcode (#####-####): `1F
0175 ~SM`09Enter your postal code (@#@ #@# -- "@"=letter "#"=number):~SM:`1F
0176 ~SM`09Enter your postal code: `1F
0177 ~SM`07Data/Business phone is not required.
0178 ~SM`07Voice phone is not required.
0179 ~SM`09Enter Data/Business phone number: `1F
0180 ~SM`09Enter Voice/Home phone number: `1F
; 181: &1 Password
0181 `07Randomly selected password - "`0B~&1`07".
0183 `0CUse this password? [~&Y]: `0B
0184 `07~SMMake sure you record this password in a safe place!
0185 `09Your password must have a length between 4 and 20 characters.
0186 `09Enter password: `0B
0187 `09Enter new password: `0B
0188 ~SM`0CPassword must be at least 4 characters in length.
0189 ~SM`0CPassword cannot contain part of your user name.
0190 ~SM`0CPassword must be different than previous password.
0191 `09Re-enter password for verification: `0B
0192 ~SM`0CPasswords do not match.
0193 `0CFor security reasons, your password needs to be updated.~SM
0194 `0EFor security reasons, you must enter your current password~SMbefore entering a new password.
0195 `0CPassword encryption is enabled... password can only be changed.~SM
0196 ~SM`09Current password: `0B
0197 ~SG~SG`0C>> INCORRECT PASSWORD <<~SG~SG
0198 ~SM`09Enter gender - (M)ale, (F)emale or (*)N/A? : `0B
0199 ~SM`09Enter your gender - (M)ale or (F)emale? : `0B
0200 ~SM`07Gender entry is not required.
0201 Male
0202 Female
0203 MF
0204 ~SM`09Enter date of birth (~VD): `1F
0205 ~SM`07Date of birth is not required.
; 206: &1 Verified password (matches CRC32)
0206 `07Verified password: "`0B~&1`07"~SM
0207 `0CStored TEXT password does not match CRC32... password can only be changed.~SM
0208 `09Enter length (# rows) of your screen (~&1-~&2): `1F
0209 `09Enter width (# columns) of your screen (~&1-~&2): `1F
0210 ~SM`07Autodetecting available emulations... 
0211 ~SRANSI was detected for use with your terminal.
0212 ~SRAvatar was detected for use with your terminal.
0213 ~SRRIP was detected for use with your terminal.
0214 ~SRNone found, TEXT is suggested.
0215 ~SM`071. Text (Ascii Only)
0216 2. ANSI
0217 3. Avatar/0
0218 4. RIP (EGA/VGA - Requires RIP compatible terminal)
0219 Avatar
0220 Ansi
0221 RIP
0222 Text
0223 ~SM`09Enter video emulation (1-4): `1F
0224 ~SM`0CUse ANSI as fallback? [~&Y]: `0B
0225 `0CUse Avatar/0 as fallback? [~&Y]: `0B
0226 ~SM`07Set the video mode in your terminal program and press <ENTER>... 
0227 ~SM`071. Never use
0228 2. Always use
0229 3. Ask when posting~SM
0230 `09Full screen editor usage (~&1-~&2): `1F
0231 ~SM`07If you forward your mail, all mail addressed to you~SMwill go to that person instead.~SM
0232 `07Enter user name, or leave blank to deactivate forwarding:~SM`09:`1F
0233 Forwarding mail to 
0234 `07Sorry, mail can not be forwarded to that user.
0235 Open
0236 Closed
0237 Fwd>
0238 ~SM`0EMailbox now open.
0239 ~SM`0EMail no longer forwarded.
0240 ~SM`0EMailbox now closed.
0241 `0CDo you want to close your mailbox? [~&Y]: `0B
0242 `0CDo you want your mail forwarded? [~&Y]: `0B
; Custom user login fields:
; If NOTES1.TXT exists, it is used as list with 243-245, otherwise 246 is used.
0243 Other
0244 ~SM`09Enter list selection (NOTES1.TXT, ~&1-~&2): `1F
0245 ~SM`09Enter `Other' description: `1F
0246 `09Enter [undefined] description: `1F
; If NOTES2.TXT exists, it is used as list with 247-249, otherwise 250 is used.
0247 Other
0248 ~SM`09Enter list selection (NOTES2.TXT, ~&1-~&2): `1F
0249 ~SM`09Enter `Other' description: `1F
0250 `09Enter [undefined] description: `1F
; If NOTES3.TXT exists, it is used as list with 251-253, otherwise 254 is used.
0251 Other
0252 ~SM`09Enter list selection (NOTES3.TXT, ~&1-~&2): `1F
0253 ~SM`09Enter `Other' description: `1F
0254 `09Enter [undefined] description: `1F
0255 ~SM`071. MM/DD/YY  
0256 2. DD/MM/YY  
0257 3. YY/MM/DD  
0258 ~SM`09Date format type (~&1-~&2): `1F
0259 `0CPause when screen is full? [~&Y]: `0B
0260 `0CClear screen between messages? [~&Y]: `0B
0261 `0CExtended input for menus? [~&Y]: `0B
0262 `0CHotkeys during menu/screen display? [~&Y]: `0B
0263 `0CExpert mode for menus? [~&Y]: `0B
0264 `0E(!)  None, select at transfer
0265 `0E(* indicates a batch transfer protocol)~SM
0266 `09Select default protocol (!,A-Z): `0B
; 0267: &1 Protocol Tag, &2 Batch status, &3 Description
0267 `0E(~&1)~EL1~&2 ~EL30~&3  
; 0268: &1 Selected protocol desc
0268 ~SM`07Selected protocol: `0E~&1~SM`0CUse this protocol? [~&Y]: `0B
0269 ~SM`07Terminal emulation toggled to ~UT (fallback to ~UV).
0270 ~SM`07Full-screen editor will NEVER be used.
0271 ~SM`07Full-screen editor will ALWAYS be used.
0272 ~SM`07Full-screen editor usage will be prompted when posting.
0273 ~SM`07Date format toggled to ~VD.
0276 ~SM`07Clear screen for messages set to ~EU~VC.
0277 ~SM`07Hidden from user listing set to ~EU~VB.
0278 ~SM`07Extended input for menus set to ~EU~VF.
0279 ~SM`07Hidden from caller/online logs set to ~EU~VA.
0280 ~SM`07Hotkeys for menus/displays set to ~EU~VH.
0282 ~SM`07Pause on full screen set to ~EU~VP.
0284 ~SM`07Expert mode set to ~EU~VX.
0286 ~SM`0CInvalid phone number.
0295 `0CMore (Y/n/c)? `0B
0296 YNC
0300 ~SM`0CAborted.
0301 ~SM~SM`07Keyboard input timeout has occurred.  Log off time was ~ST.~SM
0302 `0CYou have used up all your time.  Time expired.
0303 ~SM~SM`07System Date/Time : `09~SD, ~ST
0304 `07User Time Left   : `0E~CT~SM`07User Time Online : `0E~CO
0306 ~SM`0E/BYE   `0BHang up                  `0E/PAGE  `0BPage the SysOp/User
0307 `0E/CLS   `0BClear the screen         `0E/Q     `0BExit chat mode~SM
0308 /BYE
0309 /Q
0310 /CLS
0311 /PAGE
0312 `09SysOp PW? `0B
0313 `0CHanging up... 
0314 `0CChat Aborted... 
0315 ~SM`0BThe SysOp is available to chat.
0316 ~SM`0BThe SysOp is `8CNOT`0B available to chat.
0317 ~SM~SM~SM`0ESysOp chat begins...~SM
0318 ~SM`0ESysOp chat ends, returning to the BBS... Press <ENTER>.~SM
0319 `0A** WORKING **
0320 `0C** PAUSE **
0321 ~SM~SM~SG~SG`0CShutting down for System Event.~SG~SG~SM
0322 ~SM`0CYou have used up all your time (TL=~CM).  Time expired.
0323 `0EYour Time Bank account has `0B~TT`0E minutes left in it.
0324 `0CYou have withdrawn all the time that you can today.
0325 `09Withdraw how many minutes (~&1-~&2): `0B
0326 `0EIn your account: `0B~TT`0E   Time left online: `0B~CM
0327 `0CHanging up.
0328 `0CWithdraw from Time Bank? [~&Y]: `0B
0330 ~SM`0EAvailable languages:~SM
; 0331: &3 Default Selection
0331 ~SM`09Select language (~&1-~&2) [~&3]: `0B
; 332-333: &1 Language long desc, &2 Language
0332 `07Selected language: `0E~&1 (~&2)
0333 `0CUse this language? [~&Y]: `0B
; 334: &1 Language
0334 `07Language "~&1" is not available.
;335: &1 Number, &2 Language Desc, &3 Language Filename
0335 ~&1. ~&2 (~&3)
0339 ~SM`0CUser already logged onto another node; duplicate access denied.
0340 `0CDoes your terminal support ANSI? [~&Y]: `0B
0341 `07Enter your alias, real name or enter "`0ENEW`07" to log on as a new user.
0342 `07Name: 
; 343: Password echo character
0343 %
; 345: &1 Name entered
0345 `0E"~&1" was `8CNOT`0E found in the user list! 
0346 ~SM`0CDefault language for your account is ~VV, use this? [~&Y]: `0B
0347 `0CYour current account level expires in ~UX days.
0348 `07Your account will be deleted after this call.
0349 `0CYour current account level has expired.
0350 ~SM`07You can only log on for ~RT minutes per day.
0351 ~SM`07You can only log on once per day.
0352 ~SM`07You can only log on ~RC times per day.
0353 ~SM`0BGood ~EM~SQ, ~UH.  Welcome to ~SA`0B...~SM
0354 `09Enter missing digits in voice phone - ~&1???? : `0B
0355 `09Enter missing digits in data phone - ~&1???? : `0B
0356 `09Enter password: `0B
0357 ~SM`0C~SGILLEGAL LOGIN~SG~SM
0358 `09Enter system password: `0B
; 359: &1 Name entered
0359 `0CLogin as a new user? [~&Y]: `0B
0360 `07System is closed to new users.
0361 `0CSend inquiry message to SysOp? [~&Y]: `0B
0362 `0AYou have called during a restricted time period, access denied.
0363 `07Your account has been downgraded to ~UZ
0364 `0CFast login? [~&Y]: `0B
0365 `0CRead your mail now? [~&Y]: `0B
0366 `0AYou do not have enough security to access node ~CN at this time.
0367 ~SM`8C~SGEvent Approaching!
0368 `07Online time has been reduced due to a system event in ~SX minutes
; 369: &1 Unvoted count
0369 ~SM`0EYou have not voted on `0A~&1`0E voting question(s).
0370 ~SM`0CYour mailbox is closed.
0371 ~SM`0CYour mail is being forwarded (~UM).
; 372 : &1 Realname, &2 Handle, &3 Location, &4 Data, &5 Voice, &6 Software
;       { all taken from received IEMSI packet - not user record }
0372 ~SM`07IEMSI active -- logging on as user ~&1.
0373 ~SM`0CConnection does not meet minimum graphics bps rate, reducing to text only.~SM
0374 `0CUnknown User.
0375 ~SM`0ESystem messages (since last checked):
0379 ~SM`0CEnter menu entry password: `0B
0380 `09Access denied.
0381 `0CDropping to fallback menu... 
0383 ~SM`07To change message areas, enter the area number at the menu prompt.
0384 ~SM`07To change file areas, enter the area number at the menu prompt.
0385 ~SM`09Updating drive tables, please wait... 
0386 `0B[<Time Left - ~CT>]
0387 ~SM`07You do not have enough access for this command.
0388 ~SM`0CInvalid command.
0389 ~SM`0CInvalid menu command type
0390 `0C-- Please inform SysOp!
0391 `0CMenu is missing -- Please inform SysOp.
0392 `0CCritical menu error; hanging up.
0393 ~SM`07Command
0394  - Invalid command parameters!
0395  - Invalid function
0396  - Invalid parameter list
0397  - Invalid AR flag
0398  - Invalid statistic flag
0400 ~SM~SM`0C>> `0E~SS has shelled to DOS... please wait... 
0401 ~SM`0C>> `0EThank you for waiting!
0405 `07All entries in 24 hour format.
0406 `07Enter starting time:
0407 `07Enter ending time:
0408 `09   Hour: `1F
0409 `09 Minute: `1F
0410 `07Hours: `0B
0411 `0CAre you sure? [~&Y]: `0B
0413 `0CDirectory does not exist, create it now? [~&Y]: `0B
0414 `0CCould not create directory, please check for errors.~SM
0415 ~SM`07Currently: ~&1`07
0416 `09Foreground (0-15): `0B
0417 `09Background (0-7): `0B
0418 `0CBlink? [~&Y]: `0B
0419 ~SM`07New attribute: ~&1`07 -- `0CIs this okay? [~&Y]: `0B
0422 `09Toggle AR flag?  (A-Z) <ENTER>=Quit [~&1]: `0B
0423 `09Toggle restrictions?  ?=Help <ENTER>=Quit [~&1]: `0B
0424 ~SM`0ERestrictions:
0425 `07(`0BL`07)Can login ONLY once/day    (`0BN`07)Can't post NetMail
0426 `07(`0BC`07)Can't page SysOp           (`0BP`07)Can't post at all
0427 `07(`0BA`07)Can't AutoMessage          (`0BK`07)Can't vote
0428 `07(`0B*`07)Can't post anonymous       (`0BM`07)Forced email deletion
0429 `07(`0BE`07)Can't post private         (`0BG`07)Can't post EchoMail
0430 `07(`0BF`07)Force netmail deletion
0431 ~SM`0ESpecial:
0432 `07(`0B1`07)No UL/DL ratio check       (`0B6`07)No DL time check
0433 `07(`0B2`07)No post/call ratio check   (`0B7`07)No forced pw change
0434 `07(`0B3`07)No file point check        (`0B8`07)Time per call      
0435 `07(`0B4`07)Protection from deletion   (`0B9`07)No password hack alerts
0436 `07(`0B5`07)No daily DL ratio~SM        
0470 `0CUnable to find script file 
0471 `0CFile not open for output 
0472 `0CScript Error: 
0473 Unable to declare variable.
0474 Too many nested CALL/IF statements.
0475 Unable to find CALL/JUMP label 
0476 Parameter missing 
0477 Unexpected RETURN (no CALL statement in stack).
0478 Unexpected ELSE or ENDIF.
0479 File handle is being used 
0480 Unable to open file 
0481 Unable to create file 
0482 Unable to find variable 
0483 Expected STRING or BOOLEAN variable type.
0484 Unknown variable type 
0485 Variable already defined 
0486 Invalid user upgrade level.
0487 Expected INTEGER variable type.
0488 `0CUnable to allocate memory for script reference file.
0489 Invalid order - IF can't be a function of ACS, KEYPRESSED or FILEEXIST
0490 Expected STRING variable type.
0499 `0CError opening file area ~FB`0C.
0500 ~SM`09<ENTER>=All files
0501 `09File mask: `1F
0502 `09Filename: `1F
0503 `09P to Pause, N for Next directory
0504 `07Scanning `0E~FB #~FN`07...
0505 `0F <NR>
0510 ~SM`07List files -
0511 ~SM`07Search for new files -~SM
0512 `0CScan all areas for new files? [~&Y]: `0B
0513 `0F   Filename.Ext Size/FP  Date     Description
0514 `09== ======== === ==== === ======== =============================================
0515 `0F   Filename.Ext   Bytes Date      Description
0516 `09== ======== === ======= ========  =============================================
;0517-0518: Tagged/New
0517 `0C+
0518 `70*`07
; 520-524: &1 Tag/View Number, &2 Filename &3 Size(7), &4 Size(4), &5 FP,
;  &6 Date, &7 New (Str 518/None), &8 Tagged? (Str 517/None), &D Description
; 520 : UL/DL Ratio: Normal
; 521 : File Point Ratio: Normal
; 522 : Both: Offline
; 523 : Both: Unvalidated
; 524 : Both: Failed
0520 `07~&1~EL1~&8`0F~EL12~&2 `09~ER7~&3 `0A~EL8~&6~EL1~&7 `0B~&D`07
0521 `07~&1~EL1~&8`0F~EL12~&2 `09~ER4~&4 ~ER3~&5 `0A~EL8~&6~EL1~&7`0B~&D`07
0522 `07~&1~EL1~&8`0F~EL12~&2 `02   (Offline)      `0B~&D`07
0523 `07~&1~EL1~&8`0F~EL12~&2 `02  (Unvalidated)   `0B~&D`07
0524 `07~&1~EL1~&8`0F~EL12~&2 `02    (Failed)      `0B~&D`07
; 525: Config.File.UploadStats is ON && user meets required area Name ACS
; &1 Uploader Name, &2 Upload date, &3 Download date, &4 Downloads
0525                                   `02File uploaded by ~&1 on ~&2.
; 526: &D Description Overflow
0526 `01                                 :`09~&D`07
0527                                   `02This file is a free download.
0528                                   `02Time will not be checked for download.
0529                                `02>> This file is password protected.
; 530: Displayed after newscan/search listing between areas
; 531: Displayed after a regular list files operation
; 530-531: &1 Files, &2 Bytes
0530 
0531 ~SM`07Total of ~&1 files listed.
0532 `07No new files found.
0533 `07No matching files found.
; 537-539: Scan status - NOT SCANNED, SCANNED and NO ACCESS (VISIBLE AREA)
0537 `09 . 
0538 `0B * 
0539 `0C - 
0540 `0FArea#  @  Title                        
0541 `09===== === =============================
; 542: &1 Area number (empty if NO ACCESS), &2 File Status
0542 `0F~EL5~&1 ~&2 `0E~EL29~FB
0543 `0FArea# Title                            
0544 `09===== =================================
; 545: &1 Area number (empty if NO ACCESS)
0545 `0F~EL5~&1 `0E~EL33~FB
0546 `07No file areas available.
0547 ~SM`07You are at the last available file area.
0548 ~SM`07You are at the first available file area.
0549 `09Change file area (?=List,Q=Quit): `0B
0550 Q
0551 `09Select areas for filescan (##,[+/-]##-##,?=List,Q=Quit):~SM:`0B
0552 Q
0553 `0E~FB`07 is a mandatory area.
0554 `0E~FB`07 will be scanned.
0555 `0E~FB`07 will `0FNOT`07 be scanned.
0560 `07Filename      : `0E
0561 `07Description   : `0E
0562 `07File date     : `0E
0563 `07File size     : `0E
0564 `07File points   : `0E
0565 `07Upload info   : `0E
0566 Uploaded by 
0567 , date 
0568 Upload date 
0569 `07Download info : `0E
0570 , last transfer 
0571 `07File status   : `0E
0572 Validated
0573 Unvalidated
0574 Failed
0575 Offline
0576 Hatched
0577 Freedownload
0578 Notime
0579 `07Password      : `0E
0589 `09Select with filename/numbers (?=Help): `0B
0590 `09Edit which file numbers (?=Help): `0B
; 599: String sent before queued/tag status - &1 filename
0599 `0E~&1  `07
0600 ~SM`07Download files (~TN points remaining) -~SM
0601 `0CNot enough access to download from this file area.
0602 `0CFile is on CD-ROM, and the correct CD is not in the drive.
0603 `0CFile already exists in download queue.
0604 `0CFile is marked as 'failed', indicating virus/scan failure.
0605 `0CContinue? [~&Y]: `0B
0606 ~SM`07This file requires a password to download.
0607 `09Password: `0B
0608 `0CPassword is incorrect!
0609 `0CFile is marked 'failed' and can not be downloaded.
0610 `0CFile is marked unvalidated and can not be downloaded.
0611 `0CFile is stored offline and can not be downloaded.
0612 `0CFile is missing and can not be downloaded.
0613 `0CDownloading this file would exceed your daily kilobyte limit.
0614 `0C~SMDownloading this file and your queue would exceed your daily kilobyte limit.
0615 `0C~SMDownloading this file and your queue would exceed your daily download limit.
0616 `0CDownloading this file would exceed your daily download limit.
0617 `0CYour upload:download kilobyte ratio is out of balance.
0618 `0CYour upload:download ratio is out of balance.
0619 `0C~SMAfter downloading your queue, your ul:dl ratio will be out of balance.
0620 `0C~SMAfter downloading your queue, your ul:dl kbyte ratio will be out of balance.
0621 `0CDownload denied.~SM
0622 `0CNot enough file points to download file.
0623 `0CDownloading this file would exceed your available time left.
0624 `0C~SMDownloading this file and your queue would exceed your available time left.
0625 `0CDownload queue is full; no more files can be added.
0626 ~SM`0CDownload (y/N), (T)ag, (P)rotocol or (Q)uit? (YN/TPQ) [N]: `0B
0627 YNQTP
0628 `0CAdd to queue (Q=Quit)? [No]: `0B
0629 YNQ
0630 ~SM`07Your selected protocol does not support downloading multiple files in a
0631 single batch transfer.  The files in your queue will be sent one at a time.
0632 `09Protocol (A-Z,?=Help): `0B
0633 ~SM`07You do not have enough time remaining to download your queue.
0634 Please edit your queue and remove some files.
; 635-637: &1 Filename
0635 ~SM`07Retrieving file "~&1" from read-only media... 
0637 `07Not enough space to retrieve file, aborting download.
0638 `0CDownload descriptions? [~&Y]: `0B
0639 `0CAutomatically logoff after download? [~&Y]: `0B
0640 ~SM`0DUsing protocol ~FP~SMStarting transfer, press CTRL-X several times to abort...~SM
0641 ~SM`07Download unsuccessful!
0642 ~SM`09(A)bort transfer, (N)ext file or <ENTER> to download "~&1" : `0B
0643 AN
0645 ~SM`09Automatically logging off - (A)bort or (L)ogoff: `0B
0646 AL
0648 ~SM`0CDescription changes have not been saved, quit anyway? [~&Y]: `0B
0649  (free)
; 650: &1 filename, &2 status (free = line 649, o/w blank )
0650 `07Filename     : `0E~&1 ~&2
0653 ~SM`0CDownload queue? [~&Y]: `0B
0655 ~SM`07Enter local download path:~SM`09:`1F
0656 ~SM`0CPath does not exist and file can not be copied; local download aborted.
0657 `0CMaximum description length reached.
0658 ~SM`0ECurrent Description:
; 659: &1 Line number, &2 Description line
0659 `0F~ER4~&1: `07~&2
; 660: &2 Description lines
0660 ~SM`09Edit Description: (1-~&2,?=Help,X=Save,Q=Quit): `0B
0661 ?DILQX
0662 ~SM`0B#`07 : Edit line   (`0BL`07)ist description
0663 (`0BD`07)elete lines  (`0BQ`07)uit
0664 (`0BI`07)nsert line   (`0BX`07)Save and quit
; 665-668: &1 &2 Line numbers
0665 ~SM`09Edit line ~&1: `1F
0666 `09Insert before line (~&1-~&2): `0F
0667 ~SM`09Delete from which line (~&1-~&2): `0F
0668 `09Delete to which line (~&1-~&2): `0F
0669 ~SM`0CNot enough free disk space for upload!
0670 ~SM`07Upload files (~FDK free space) -
0671 ~SM`07Checking file upload request.  Please wait... 
0672 ~SM`0CDelete selected lines? [~&Y]: `0B
0673 `0CIllegal filename.
; 674-675: &1 Filename
0674 ~SM`0CDuplicate: `0B~&1 `0Cexists in area ~FN.  Upload denied.
0675 ~SM`0CDuplicate: `0B~&1 `0Cexists in area ~FN.~SM`09Saving file for review...
0676 ~SM`0CDescription is presently empty.
; 677-680: &1 Filename
0677 ~SM`09Please enter an accurate description of ~&1.~SM`09To make the file a 'SysOp Only' upload, begin description with /.
0678 `09?:`1F
0679 ~SM`09Enter your text (maximum 26 lines).  <ENTER> alone to end.
0680 ~SM`09Please provide at least one line of description.~SM
0681 `07Testing file... 
0682 Passed.
0683 Failed.
; 684-690: &1 Filename, &2 Dest ARC format
0684 `0C~&1 file missing from directory.
0685 `0CConvert archive to ~&2 format? [~&Y]: `0B
0687 `07Converting archive to ~&2 format... 
0688 Unsuccessful.~SMNew format filename already exists!  Original file format retained.
0689 Successful.
0690 Unsuccessful.~SMOriginal file format retained.
0691 `07Importing file description... 
0692 `0BSuccessful.
0693 `0CNone found.
; 695: &1 Filename
0695 ~SM`09Processing file "~&1"... 
0697 ~SM`0ETransfer complete.  Checking for uploads... 
0698 `0CNo inbound files found!
0699 `07Moving file to `0E~FB
0700 `0CError upload file.
0701 `0CError moving file into directory.
0702 ~SM`07Upload unsuccessful!
0703 `0ESorry, no upload time refund may be given at this time.
0704 You will receive your refund after the event.~SM
0705 ~SM`09(A)bort transfer, (N)ext file or <ENTER> to upload "~&1" : `0B
0706 AN
0708 ~SM`07Your selected upload protocol does not support multiple files per transfer.
0709 You will be prompted for each filename to upload (blank entry ends transfer).
0710 `0CBeep after transfer? [~&Y]: `0B
; 711-720: &1 Total files, &2 Rejected files, &3 Total bytes, &4 xfer time
;          &5 Average cps, &6 Total points, &7 Process Time, &8 Time Refund
;          &9 % xfer time refund
0711 `07Total files  : `0E~&1 file(s)
0712 `07  Rejected   : `0C~&2 file(s)
0713 `07Total bytes  : `0E~&3 bytes
0714 `07Elapsed time : `0E~&4
0715 `07Average cps  : `0E~&5 cps
0717 `07Total points : `0E~&6 point(s)
0718 `07Process time : `0E~&7
0719 `07Process time : `0C~&7 (not refunded)
0720 `07Time refund  : `0E~&8 (~&9%)
0721 ~SM`0EThanks for the upload, ~UH!
0722 `0EYou will receive file credit as soon as the files are validated.~SM
0723 `0EYour account has been automatically credited.~SM
0724 ~SM`02Transfer statistics:
0725 `09Filename: `1F
0726 ~SM`07File storage media is read-only, files can't be upload into this area.~SM
0727 ~SM`07You do not have access to upload into this area.~SM
0730 ~SM`09<ENTER>/(S)tart transfer, Change (P)rotocol, (E)dit queue or (Q)uit : `0B
0731 SPEQ
0745 ~SM`0ENew file areas:
0746 `0B~FN `0E~FB
0747 ~SM`07No new file areas since your last call.
; 749: &1 #files, &2 #files text ("file/files")
0749 `07~&1 ~&2
0750 `0BFiles not found
; 751: &1 Filename
0751 ~SM`09Moving `0B~&1 `09-> `0E~FB #~FN
0752 `0ESource and destination are the same; directory entry moved only.
0753 `0ENot enough space on destination drive to move file!
0754 `0EFile could not be moved!
0755 `0ERead-only media encountered; directory entry moved only.
0756 `0EFile cannot be moved onto itself!
0757 `0EFile cannot be moved to that area.
; 759-761: &1 Filename, &2 Determined Archive Type
0759 `0E~EL12~&1: (~&2 format)
0760 ~SM`0F Length  Size Now  %   Method     Date    Time  Filename
0761 `09======== ======== === ========= ======== ====== ============
; 762: &1 Filename, &2 Orig.Size, &3 Comp.Size, &4 Ratio,
;      &5 Method, &6 Date &7 Time
0762 `0A~ER8~&2 ~ER8~&3 ~ER2~&4% `09~EL9~&5 `0C~EL8~&6 ~ER6~&7 `0E~&1
; 763-764: &1 Files [VERBOSE], &2 Orig.Size, &3 Comp.Size, &4 Ratio, &5 # Files
0763 `09======== ======== ===                           ============
0764 `0A~ER8~&2 ~ER8~&3 ~ER2~&4%    `0B~&1
; 765-769: &1 Filename, &2 Graphics Type, &3 Resolution, &4 Colours
0765 `0E~&1`07 is not a supported graphics format.
0766 `07Filename      : `0E~&1
0767 `07Graphics type : `0E~&2
0768 `07Resolution    : `0E~&3
0769 `07Colours       : `0E~&4
; 770-774: &1 Filename
0770 `0E~&1`07 file does not exist on drive.
0771 `0E~&1`07 file could not be opened.
0772 `0E~&1`07 file uses unknown format.
0773 `07Loading external viewer for ~&1... 
0774 `8CUnable to show contents via external viewer.
0775 `0CErrors decompressing archive.
0776 `0CErrors compressing new archive.
0777 `0CArchive header is corrupt.
0778 `8CError reading archive file.
0779 `07Text viewer is not available.
0780 ~SM`07Search for a file mask -
0781 ~SM`07Search for text keyword -~SM
0782 `09Enter the text to search for: `1F
0783 ~SM`0CSearch all areas for text string? [~&Y]: `0B
0784 ~SM`07View file contents - ~SM
0785 `8CUnknown archive type.
; 786: &1 Filename
0786 `0E~&1`07 is stored offline.
0790 ~SM~SM`0CToggle continuous listing mode on (no tagging prompt)? [~&Y]: `0B
0800 ~SM`07(`0BA`07)dd file         (`0BQ`07)uit upload all
0801 `07(`0BD`07)elete file      (`0BS`07)kip file
0802 `07(`0BN`07)ext directory~SM
0803 ADNQS
0804 `09Upload (?ADNQS) : `0B
;805: &1 Filename
0805 `0CDelete file; are you sure? [~&Y]: `0B
0806 `0CSkip to next directory? [~&Y]: `0B
0807 ~SM`07Upload files into file areas -~SM
0808 `0CSearch all file areas? [~&Y]: `0B
0809 `0CSearch CD-ROM areas? [~&Y]: `0B
0810 `0CAre you sure? [~&Y]: `0B
0811 ~SM`09Enter new file scan limiting date (~VD): `1F
0812 `07Limiting date now set to ~FS.
0813 ~SM`07Display long raw directory -
0814 ~SM`07Display short raw directory -
0815 ~SM`07Update file statistics -~SM
; 816: &1 Filename
0816 `0E~&1`07  is not a recognized picture format.
0817 ~SM`07Add Graphical Specifications to files -~SM
0818 ~SM`07Update filepoints -~SM
0819 ~SM`07Importing file descriptions -~SM
; 820-821: &1 Updated files
0820 ~SM`07Total of ~&1 files updated.
0821 ~SM`07No files required updating.
0822 ~SM`07View file information -~SM
0823 `0CView interior/text of file? [~&Y]: `0B
0824 ~SM`07Tag files for download -~SM
0825 ~SM`07Enter filename to download:~SM`09:`1F
0826 `0CCan't specify wildcards.
0827 ~SM`0EUnlisted download:
0828 ~SM`09<ENTER>/(S)tart transfer, Change (P)rotocol or (Q)uit : `0B
0829 SPQ
0830 `0CCan't download specified file.
0831 `0CProcess uploads (scan, convert & comment archive)? [~&Y]: `0B
0832 `0CUpload files with no-prompt/automated mode? [~&Y]: `0B
0833 -*> Automatically added file (NODESC) <*-
0834 ~SM`0CFile can not be deleted since file does not exist!~SM
0835 ~SM`07Edit files -
0836 ~SM`0B<ENTER>`07:Next entry     (`0B-`07)Previous entry
; `0B1-9:`07Edit option
0837 (`0BA`07)rchive view         (`0BT`07)est file
0838 (`0BD`07)elete file          (`0BV`07)alidate file
0839 (`0BI`07)mport description   (`0BW`07)ithdraw credit
0840 (`0BM`07)ove file            (`0B@`07)Tag for download
0841 ADIMTVWQ-@
0842 ~SM`09Edit files (1-9,?=Help,<ENTER>=Next,Q=Quit) : `0B
0843 ~SM`07No files in file area.
0844 ~SM`0CCan't change filesize of offline file!
0845 ~SM`0CCan't change date of offline file!
0846 `09Enter new filename: `1F
0847 `0CCan't use that filename.
0848 ~SM`0CDetermine date automatically? [~&Y]: `0B
0849 `0CCould not access file!
0850 `09Enter filedate (~VD): `1F
0851 ~SM`0CDetermine size automatically? [~&Y]: `0B
0852 `09Set by [B]ytes [K]ilobytes : `0B
0853 BK
0854 `09Enter filesize in bytes: `0B
0855 `09Enter filesize in kilobytes: `0B
0856 ~SM`0CDetermine points automatically? [~&Y]: `0B
0857 `09Enter # of file points: `0B
; 858,859: &1 Filename &2 Kilobytes, &3 File points, &4 (str 88/89 plural)
0858 `0EAwarding upload credits: 1 file, ~&2K, ~&3 ~&4.
0859 `0ERemoving upload credits: 1 file, ~&2K, ~&3 ~&4.
0860 ~SM`07A. Uploader name : `0E
0861 `07B. Upload date   : `0E
0862 ~SM`09Select upload statistic (Q=Quit) : `0B
0863 ABQ
0864 `09Enter uploader name: `1F
0865 `0CUser not found, use anyway? [~&Y]: `0B
0866 `09Enter upload date (~VD): `1F
0867 ~SM`07A. # Downloads   : `0E
0868 `07B. Last download : `0E
0869 ~SM`09Select download statistic (Q=Quit) : `0B
0870 ABQ
0871 `09Enter number of times file downloaded: `0B
0872 `09Enter last download date (~VD): `1F
0873 ~SM`07Current status: `0E
0874 ~SM`09Toggle which (?=Help,Q=Quit) : `0B
0875 ~SM`07(`0BD`07)ownload Free   (`0BN`07)o time check
0876 (`0BF`07)ailed          (`0BO`07)ffline
0877 (`0BH`07)atched         (`0BV`07)alidated
0878 FDHONV?Q
0879 ~SM`0CToggle validation without updating user credit? [~&Y]: `0B
0880 User credit can be updated by validating file at main edit menu.
0881 `0CPassword protect file? [~&Y]: `0B
0882 ~SM`09Enter password: `1F
0883 `09Re-enter password for verification: `1F
0884 `0CPasswords do not match; file password not set.
0885 `0CToggle file status as offline instead? [~&Y]: `0B
0886 ~SM`09Move file to which area (?=List,Q=Quit): `0B
0887 ?Q
0888 `0CInvalid file area!
0889 `0CAward credit to uploader? [~&Y]: `0B
0890 `07File validated.
0891 ~SM`07File has already been validated.
0892 ~SM`0FWARNING:  `0EIf you have already withdrawn credit from this
0893 user, or if credit was never given to begin with, the user
0894 will lose TOO MUCH upload credit!~SM
0895 `0CWithdraw upload credit? [~&Y]: `0B
0896 `07Uploading user no longer exists.
; 897-898: &1 Filename
0897 ~SM`0CDelete file ~&1 from file path? [~&Y]: `0B
0898 `0CRemove file record from file area? [~&Y]: `0B
0899 ~SM`07You are at the first available file or matching filespec.
0900 ~SM`07Validate files -~SM
0901 `09Prompt for validation: (`0BY`09)es (`0BN`09)o (`0BP`09)oints (`0BQ`09)uit : `0B
0902 YNPQ
0904 `09Points for file (<ENTER>=Skip,Q=Quit) : `0B
0905 Q
0906 `09Points for uploader: `0B
0907 `0CValidate file? (Y/N,V=View,Q=Quit) : `0B
0908 YNVQ
0910 ~SM`0CSend receipt for file credit/withdrawal? [~&Y]: `0B
; 911,912: &1 Filename, &2 Kilobytes, &3 File points (#), &4 str 88/89 plural
0911 `0ECredit awarded for ~&1: 1 file, ~&2K, ~&3 ~&4.
0912 `0ECredit withdrawn for ~&1: 1 file, ~&2K, ~&3 ~&4.
0913 `09Receipt mode: (`0BA`09)sk for each (`0BY`09)es (`0BN`09)o receipts : `0B
0914 AYN
0915 `0CFile record with same filename already exists in destination area; aborted.
0920 ~SM`07Convert file archive format -
0921 ~SM`0CConvert like (same format) archives? [~&Y]: `0B
0930 `0CUse default area sorting criteria? [~&Y]: `0B
0931 `07Sorting `0E~FB`0E #~FN`07... 
0932 ~SM`07Sort file area directories -~SM
0933 ~SM`07(`0BN`07)Filename      (`0BE`07)File extension
0934 `07(`0BF`07)ile date      (`0BD`07)ownload date
0935 `07(`0BS`07)File size     (`0BT`07)imes downloaded
0936 `07(`0BP`07)File points   (`0BO`07)Uploader name
0937 `07(`0BU`07)pload date    (`0BQ`07)uit (unordered)~SM
0938 `09Primary sorting method? [N] : `0B
0939 `09Secondary sorting method? [N] : `0B
0940 NFSPUEDTOQ
; 941-942: &1 Sort order (default)
0941 `09Primary sorting order: (`0BA`09)scending (`0BD`09)escending (`0BQ`09)uit? [~&1]: `0B
0942 `09Secondary sorting order: (`0BA`09)scending (`0BD`09)escending (`0BQ`09)uit? [~&1]: `0B
0943 ADQ
0944 ~SM`0CSort all directories? [~&Y]: `0B
0945 `0CAre you sure? [~&Y]: `0B
0951 ~SM`07Download queue is empty (no files).
0956 `0F                                                  Cost   Cost      Cost 
0957 `0F   Filename.Ext Area   FPs    Bytes    Est.Time   FPs    Bytes     Time
0958 `09== ======== === ===== ===== ========== ========  ===== ========== ========
0959 `0A~EL2~&1 `0B~EL~&2 `09~ER5~&3 `0E~ER5~&4 ~ER10~&5 ~ER8~&6  `0C~ER5~&7 ~ER10~&8 ~ER8~&9
0960 `09== ======== === ===== ===== ========== ========  ===== ========== ========
0962 `07Total: ~EL10~&1     `0E~ER5~&4 ~ER10~&5 ~ER8~&6  `0C~ER5~&7 ~ER10~&8 ~ER8~&9
0964 ~SM`09Total of ~&1 file(s) in download queue.
0966 `02Download queue status:
0967 `07Total files  : `0E
0970 `07Total size   : `0E
0971 `07Total points : `0E
0972 `07Est. time    : `0E
0973 Cost 
; 974: &1 Protocol, &2 Protocol Type
0974 `07Protocol     : `0E~&1 ~&2
0975   (Batch)
0976 `0CClear transfer queue? [~&Y]: `0B
0978 `07Transfer queue is full.
0980 `07File added to queue.
0981 `07File removed from transfer queue.
0983 `07File not found in transfer queue.
0985 `09Filename/queue# to remove: `1F
0986 ~SM`07<ENTER>:Redisplay   (`0BQ`07)uit
0987 `07(`0BA`07)dd files         (`0BD`07)elete files
0988 `07(`0BC`07)lear queue       (`0BL`07)ist queue
0989 ~SM`09Edit queue (?=Help): `0B
0990 ACDLQ
0991 `07Queue cleared.
;994: Status flags - Mandatory area
0994 `0C ! 
;995-996: Status flags w/Network ACS - NOT SCANNED, SCANNED
0995 `0EN`09. 
0996 `0EN`0B* 
;997-999: Status flags - NOT SCANNED, SCANNED, NO ACCESS (VISIBLE AREA)
0997 `09 . 
0998 `0B * 
0999 `0C - 
1000 `0FArea# Title                            
1001 `09===== =================================
;1002: &1 Area Number (empty if NO ACCESS)
1002 `0F~EL5~&1 `0E~EL33~MB
1003 `07No message areas available.
1004 `09Change message area (?=List,Q=Quit): `0B
1005 Q
1006 ~SM`07You are at the last available message area.
1007 ~SM`07You are at the first available message area.
1008 `0FArea#  @  Title                        
1009 `09===== === =============================
;1010: &1 Area Number (empty if NO ACCESS), &2 Status flags
1010 `0F~EL5~&1 ~&2 `0E~EL29~MB
1014 `09Select areas for mailscan (##,[+/-]##-##,?=Help,Q=Quit):~SM:`0B
1015 `0E~MB`07 will `0FNOT`07 be scanned.
1016 `0E~MB`07 will be scanned.
1017 `0E~MB`07 is a mandatory area.
1018 Q
1019 `0CError opening msg area ~MB`0C.
; 1020: &1 Name
1020 `0CRemove post credit from ~&1? [~&Y]: `0B
1021 `0CUnable to view message (error appended to SysOp logs).
1022 ~SM`07To jump to a specific message, enter the message number at the prompt.
1025 `8C (deleted)
1026 No replies
; 1027-1028: Name colourizing, 1027 if TO/FROM user, 1028 for other names
;            to disable, either set to same colour
1027 |15
1028 |14
; 1030-1037: &1 From, &2 To, &3 Subj, &4 Replies, &5 Stats, &6 Date, &7 Status, &8 Filename
; 1036: Only displayed if subject <> ''
; 1037: Displayed for each attached file
1030 `07
1031 `1E ~ES~ER~EL45~MB `19~ER17~&4`1F  ~ER4~MO`17 of `1F~ER4~MH `07
1032 `70 From  ~EL35~&1`70 Date  `7E~EL30~&6`07
1033 `70 To    ~EL35~&2`70Stats  `7E~EL30~&5`07
1036 `70 Subj  `7E~EL72~&3`07
1037 `70 Encl  `7C~EL72~&8`07
; 1039: Line between message header & message text
1039 `09~EF-79~SM
; 1040-1071: Message attributes (blank out those that are unused or
;            not needed for display if you want)
; 1040-1062: Local, In-Transit, Private, Read, Sent, Kill/Sent, Archive/Sent,
;            Hold, Crash, Immediate, Direct, Gate, File Request, File Attach,
;            Trunc/Sent, Delete/Sent, Return Receipt Request, Confirmation
;            of Receipt, Orphaned, Encrypted, Compressed, Escaped, Forced
;            Pickup
1040 Local
1041 Trans
1042 Pvt
1043 Read
1044 Sent
1045 Kill
1046 Arch
1047 Hold
1048 Crash
1049 Imm
1050 Dir
1051 Gate
1052 Freq
1053 File
1054 Trunc
1055 Del
1056 RRQ
1057 CRQ
1058 Orph
1059 Encr
1060 Cmpr
1061 ESC
1062 Pick
; 1063-1065: Extended JAM post attributes for LOCAL, ECHOMAIL or NETMAIL
1063
1064
1065
; 1066-1071: Reserved x 3, No message display, Locked, Deleted
1066 RESERVED
1067 RESERVED
1068 RESERVED
1069 NMD
1070 Lock
1071 |12Deleted
1072 `0C>> Message length is larger than 64K message buffer; truncated message!
1075 ~SM`0FF `0FNNN   From                 To                   Subject
1076 `09= ===== ==================== ==================== =============================
; 1077: &1 Status, &2 Number, &3 From, &4 To, &5 Subject, &6 Date, &7 Orig Addr, &8 Dest Addr
1077 ~EL1~&1 `0F~EL5~&2 ~EL20~&3 ~EL20~&4 `0B~EL29~&5
1078 ~SM`0FF `0FNNN   From                           Subject
1079 `09= ===== ============================== ========================================
; 1080: &1 Status, &2 Number, &3 From, &4 To, &5 Subject, &6 Date, &7 Orig Addr, &8 Dest Addr
1080 ~EL1~&1 `0F~EL5~&2 ~EL30~&3 ~EL40~&5
; 1081-1083: Status - Deleted, Read, New, ToUser, FromUser
1081 `8CD
1082 `0AR
1083 `0C*
1084 `0C>
1085 `0C<
1090 `0FContinue... 
1091 ~SM`07Enter your message now, `0E~UH`07.  You have 64K of message space.
1092 `07Press `0B/S`07 to save, `0C/A`07 to abort, or `0E/?`07 for a list of commands.
1093 `07*** Quoting ~QF from a message to ~QT ***
1094 
1095 ~SM`0CNot enough diskspace to save message!
; 1097-1098: &1 Subject
1097 ~SM`09Subject: `0B~&1
1098 ~SM`07Enter message subject or <ENTER> to use default.~SM`09:`1F
1099 ~SM`07Enter message subject or <ENTER> to abort.~SM`09:`1F
; 1101-1102: &1 Destination
1101 ~SM`09To: `0B~&1
1102 ~SM`07Enter destination name or press <ENTER> to use "`0B~&1`07".~SM`09:`1F
1103 ~SM`07Enter destination name, ? for listing or <ENTER> to abort.~SM`09:`1F
1104 ~SM`07Enter destination name or press <ENTER> to abort.~SM`09:`1F
1105 `0CUser not found.
1106 `0CMail cannot be sent to your own account.
1107 `0CMailbox is closed.
1108 `0CMail forwarded too many times.
; 1109-1110: &1 Fowardee
1109 `0AMail fowarding mail to user -> ~&1
1110 `0CMail fowardee does not exist.
1112 ~SM`0CPerform nodelist lookup? [~&Y]: `0B
; 1113-1114: &1 Destination Address
1113 ~SM`09Address: `0B~&1
1114 ~SM`07You have `0F~TG`07 netmail credits remaining.~SMEnter netmail address or press <ENTER> to use "`0B~&1`07".~SM`09:`1F
1115 ~SM`07You have `0F~TG`07 netmail credits remaining.~SMEnter netmail address or press <ENTER> to abort.~SM`09:`1F
1116 `07Searching nodelist... 
1117 node found.
1118 node NOT found!
; 1119-1121: &1 found address
; 1119-1120: &3 Board name, &4 Location, &5 Baudrate, &6 Cost, &7 Phone
1119 found ~&1 (`0E~&3 `07in `0B~&4`07).
1120 `0CSorry, not enough netmail credits to send to this address.
1121 ~SM`0CUse `0F~&1`0C anyway? [~&Y]: `0B
1122 `0CInvalid address.
1123 ~SM`0CSet "hold" status? [~&Y]: `0B
1124 `0CSet "crash" status? [~&Y]: `0B
1125 `0CSet "kill/sent" status? [~&Y]: `0B
1126 ~SM`07Enter internet address or press <ENTER> to use "`0B~&1`07".~SM`09:`1F
1127 ~SM`0CIs this to be a private (RECEIVER ONLY) message? [~&Y]: `0B
1128 ~SM`07Enter internet email address or press <ENTER> to abort.~SM`09:`1F
1129 `07You have `0F~TG`07 netmail credits remaining.~SM~SMEnter internet gateway address or press <ENTER> to abort.~SM`09:`1F
1130 ~SM`07Invalid address!  Internet email addresses use the form `0Buser-name@server-name`07.
1131 ~SM`07Sorry, anonymous messages not allowed.
1132 ~SM`07Message is now anonymous.
1133 ~SM`0CPost anonymously? [~&Y]: `0B
1134 ~SM`07Message is now forced anonymous.
;1135: &1 Default name
1135 ~SM`07"Dear Abby" message area allows anonymous names:~SM~SM(`0B1`07) "Abby"~SM(`0B2`07) "Problemed Person"~SM(`0B3`07) "~&1"~SM
1136 `09Enter "Dear Abby" name selection (1-3): `0B
1137 ~SM`07Message area is "any name" area.~SM
;1138: &1 Default name
1138 `07Enter name to use, or press <ENTER> to use "`0B~&1`07".~SM`09:`1F
1139 **ANONYMOUS**
1140 "Problemed Person"
1141 "Abby"
1142 ~SM`07Message is no longer anonymous.
1143 ~SM`07Sorry, message is forced-anonymous.
1144 ~SM`07Sorry, area anonymity storage setting only allows anonymous names~SMto be changed at time of posting.  Anonymous toggle is not available.
1145 ~SM`0CAnonymous name not found.  Set this message to anonymous? [~&Y]: `0B
;1146: &1 Default name
1146 ~SM`07Message area allows usage of your handle or real name: ~SM~SM(`0B1`07) Handle "~UH"~SM(`0B2`07) Realname "~UR"~SM(`0B3`07) Default "~&1"~SM
1147 `09Enter name selection (1-3) [3]: `0B
1148 `0FSorry, message header can not be changed for this message.~SM
1149 `0CValue out of range!
1150 `0FYou can't abort this message.~SM
1151 ~SM`0CAbort message? [~&Y]: `0B
1152 `0FSorry, message is empty.
1153 ~SM`09Delete from line (~&1-~&2): `0B
1154 `09Delete to line (~&1-~&2): `0B
1155 ~SM`09Edit line (~&1-~&2): `0B
1156 ~SM`0FLine currently reads:`07
1157 ~SM`07Text to replace: `1F
1158 `07   Replace with: `1F
1159 `0CText not found!
1160 ~SM`0FLine now reads:`07
1161 `0FMaximum message size has been reached.
1162 ~SM`09Insert before line (~&1-~&2): `0B
1163 ~SM`0FEnter new line:`07
1164 ~SM`0CList message with line numbers? [~&Y]: `0B
1165 `0C** `0E~&1 line(s) total `0C**
1166 ~SM`09Quote (A:ll,F:rom,T:o,R:ange,O:ne,S:kip,C:ycle,Q:uit): `0B
1167 AFTROSQC
1168 `09Add from line (1-~&3) [1]: `0B
1169 `09Add to line (1-~&3) [~&3]: `0B
1170 `09Start at line (1-~&3) [1]: `0B
1171 `09  End at line (~&4-~&3) [~&3]: `0B
1172 `09Which line (1-~&3): `0B
1173 ~SM`09Line to replace (~&1-~&2): `0B
1174 `0FSorry, can't save an empty message.
1175 ~SM`0CSave message? [~&Y]: `0B
1176 `09Import filename: `1F
1177 `0FFile not found.
1178 ~SM`07Current flags: `0B~&1
1179 `09Toggle flags (?=Help) : `0B
1180 ~SM`0B<ENTER>`07:Exit     (`0BH`07)old
1181 (`0BC`07)rash          (`0BI`07)mmediate
1182 (`0BD`07)irect         (`0BK`07)ill/Sent
1183 (`0BE`07)rase files    (`0BP`07)rivate
1184 (`0BF`07)ile request   (`0BT`07)runc files
1185 ?CDEFHIKPT
1186 `09Main command (?=Help): `0B
1187 ~SM`07(`0BA`07)bort message      (`0BN`07)odelist lookup
1188 (`0BC`07)ontinue message   (`0BR`07)eplace line
1189 (`0BD`07)elete lines       (`0BS`07)ave message
1190 (`0BE`07)dit line          (`0BT`07)itle/name change
1191 (`0BI`07)nsert line        (`0BX`07)Toggle Netmail flags
1192 (`0BL`07)ist message~SM
1193 ?ACDEILNRSTX
1194 `0FSorry, you don't have enough access.
1195 `0FSorry, option is not available at this time.
1196 `0FSorry, nodelist not available.
1197 ~SM`0FOption only available for netmail messages.~SM
; 1198: Used with QuickQuote enabled, otherwise 1166 is used
1198 ~SM`09Start at line (1-~&3,Q:uit,C:ycle,ENTER:Continue): `0B
1199 QC
1200 `09Command (?=Help): `0B
1201 ~SM`0ECommands:
1202 `07(`0BA`07)bort message     (`0BQ`07)uote message  
1203 (`0BC`07)lear message     (`0BS`07)ave message 
1204 (`0BE`07)ditor commands   (`0BT`07)itle/name change
1205 (`0BI`07)mport message    (`0BU`07)pload prepared message
1206 (`0BL`07)ist message      (`0BX`07)Toggle Netmail flags  
1207 (`0BN`07)odelist lookup                                 
1208 ~SM`0ESpecial keys:
1209 `0B^Z    `07  Save message
1210 `0B^P C  `07  Center current line
1211 `0B^P T  `07  Title (box) current line
1212 `0B^P /  `07  Place "/" at start of current line~SM
1213 ?ACEFILNQSTUX
1215 `0CErase message and start over? [~&Y]: `0B
1216 ~SM`0FMessage erased, start over...
1217 `0FYou are not replying to a message.
1219 ~SM`0CError loading full-screen editor... loading internal editor.
1220 ~SM`0ARetrieving reply information...
1221 ~SM`0CUse the full-screen editor? [~&Y]: `0B
1222 ~SM`0FMessage is empty... aborting.
1223 ~SM`0FMessage not saved.
;1224-1225: Tab line generation - the tab line will be truncated at the
;           correct width for the user screen size, and the trailer (1225) will
;           be added.
1224 `0B[`09----`0B+`09----`0B1`09----`0B+`09----`0B2`09----`0B+`09----`0B3`09----`0B+`09----`0B4`09----`0B+`09----`0B5`09----`0B+`09----`0B6`09----`0B+`09----`0B7`09----`0B+`09--
1225 `0B]
1230 `0FBacking up to line #~&1:
1231 `0CRequest a confirmation receipt when message is received? [~&Y]: `0B
; 1232-1234: Sent if options inactive, 1243-1245 sent if active
1232 ~SM`0C<1> Carbon copies (unavailable)`0B
1233 `0C<2> Attach files  (unavailable)`0B
1234 `0C<3> Cross post    (unavailable)`0E
1235 `0CSaving message... `07
1236 `09Saved message #~&1... 
1237 `09Cross posting to ~MB as message #~&1...
; 1238-1239: &1 Message quote %, &2 Maximum quote %. &3 Quote count, &4 Text count
1238 ~SM`07Message contains `0F~&1`07 quoted text!  Please consider editing your message!
1239 ~SM`0CMessage contains `0F~&1`0C quoted text which exceeds the limit of `0F~&2`0C.~SMPlease edit your message and remove some quoted text!~SM
1240 ~SM`0DStart transfer of prepared text, press CTRL-X several times to abort...~SM
1241 `0CProtocol selection not valid.
1242 `0CError uploading text.
; 1243-1245: Sent if options active, 1232-1234 sent if inactive
1243 ~SM`07(`0B1`07) Carbon copies`0B
1244 `07(`0B2`07) Attach files`0B
1245 `07(`0B3`07) Cross post`0E
1246 ~SM`09Edit message selection (R=Reset,<ENTER>=Save): `0B
1247 123R
; 1248: Displayed when option is not available (no access, not toggled on).
1248 ~SM`0COption not available at this time/for this message area.
1250 `07Scanning `0E~MB #~MN`07...
; 1269 &1 Original Address, &2 Reply Address
1269 ~SM`0CMessage contains a reply address of ~&2, use this? [~&Y]: `0B
1270 ~SM`09Carbon copy message (A:dd,R:emove,Q:uit): `0F
1271 ARQ
1272 `09Remove which recipient (~&1-~&2): `0F
1273 `0CSorry, you are restricted to 20 carbon copy recipients.
; 1274: &1 Message #, &2 Destination
1274 `09Saved carbon copy to `0B~&2 `09as message #~&1...
1275 ~SM`0CPost message on `0E~MB`0C? [~&Y]: `0B
1276 `0CUpdate lastread pointer to avoid skipped messages? [~&Y]: `0B
1278 `0CRetrieve file from local (BBS) path? [~&Y]: `0B
1279 ~SM`0CFile transfer appeared successful - may the files be removed? [~&Y]: `0B
1280 ~SM`09File to attach: `1F
1281 `0CDelete file(s) after sending? [~&Y]: `0B
1282 `0CFile already exists in upload path, use this? [~&Y]: `0B
1283 `0CFile can not be attached at this time.
1284 `0FFile not found.
1285 `07File successfully attached.
1286 ~SM`0DStart transfer of file attach, press CTRL-X several times to abort...~SM
1287 `09Send which file (#:Download,Q:Quit): `0B
1288 Q
1289 ~SG`0C  [*>> Message contains file attachments -- transfer from message prompt <<*]~SM
;1289 `0CMessage contains file attaches - transfer now? [~&Y]: `0B
1290 ~SM`07File attach not found.
1291 ~SM`0CMessage does not contain any file attachments.
;1291 `0CMessage contains file attaches - move now? [~&Y]: `0B
1292 ~SM`09Move to path: `1F
1294 ~SM`0EEnclosed files:~SM`07
1295 ~SM`0CSquish format headers can only hold one file per message.
1296 `0C(delete after sending)
1297 ~SM`0COption not available with other previously selected message features.
1298 ~SM`09Cross post to which area (##:Area,?:List,Q:Quit): `0F
1299 ?Q
1300 ~SM`0CSorry, you can't post in this area.
1301 ~SM`0CSorry, you are restricted from posting messages.
1302 ~SM`0CSorry, you are restricted from posting Netmail messages.
1303 ~SM`0CSorry, you have exceeded your NetMail credit.
1304 ~SM`0CSorry, you are restricted from posting Echomail or Newsgroup messages.
1305 ~SM`0CSorry, you are restricted from posting public messages.
1306 ~SM`0CSorry, you are restricted from posting private messages.
1307 ~SM`0CSorry, cross posting restricted to public local or echomail areas.
1308 ~SM`0CSorry, cross posting restricted to a maximum of 10 areas.
1310 `0AMessage posted on `0E~MB`0A.
1311 ~SM`0CSorry, this message must be deleted first.
1312 ~SM`07Subject/text keyword was not found.
1314 `07Continuous reading mode toggled OFF.
1315 `07Continuous reading mode toggled ON.
1316 ~SM`0CToggle continuous reading mode on? [~&Y]: `0B
1317 ~SM`07Continuous reading mode not available in current scan.
1318 ~SM`0CSorry, specified message is not currently available.
1320 ~SM`0CSorry, can't move this message.
1321 ~SM`0CSorry, can't copy this message.
1322 ~SM`0CSorry, can't forward this message.
1323 ~SM`09Move message to which area (?=List,Q=Quit): `0B
1324 ~SM`09Copy message to which area (?=List,Q=Quit): `0B
1325 ~SM`09Forward message to which area (?=List,Q=Quit): `0B
1326 ?Q
1327 `0CSorry, can't move message there.
1328 `0CSorry, can't copy message there.
1329 `0CSorry, can't forward message there.
1330 ~SM`0CAdd forwarding information? [~&Y]: `0B
1331 ~SM`07Sorry, you can't forward a public/non-personal message.
1335 ~SM`07You are already at the first available message.
1336 ~SM`07You are already at the last available message.
1337 ~SM`07You are at the first message in reply thread.
1338 ~SM`07You are at the last message in reply thread.
1340 ~SM`07Message is already toggled as deleted (use Undelete).
1341 ~SM`07Deleting this message will result in its permanent loss.~SM`0CContinue deleting this message? [~&Y]: `0B
1342 ~SM`07Sorry, you can't delete this message.
1343 ~SM`07Message is now marked as deleted.
1344 ~SM`0CAcknowledge receipt of message? [~&Y]: `0B
1345 ~SM`0CAttached files will also be deleted; continue? [~&Y]: `0B
1348 ~SM`07Sorry, message did not originate from this system.
1349 ~SM`07Sorry, user no longer exists on the system.
1352 ~SM`07Message now marked as last read pointer.
1355 ~SM`07Sorry, you can't ignore remaining message in this mode.
1356 ~SM`07Remaining messages have been ignored.~SM
1358 ~SM`07Kludge line viewing toggled ON (display active).
1359 ~SM`07Kludge line viewing toggled OFF.
1360 ~SM`07Sorry, can't reply to local message via netmail.
1361 ~SM`07Sorry, no Netmail area has been defined.
1365 ~SM`0CIs this to be a private reply? [~&Y]: `0B
1366 `0CDelete original message? [~&Y]: `0B
1367 ~SM`07Original message deleted.
1375 ~SM`07Message is not deleted (use Delete).
1376 ~SM`07Message is now restored.
1377 ~SM`07Sorry, you can't restore this message.
1383 ~SM`07Message is no longer marked "received/read".
1384 ~SM`07Message is now marked "received/read".
1385 ~SM`07Sorry, message did not originate on this system.
1386 ~SM`07Sorry, message scan status not available in a local message area.
1387 ~SM`07Message is no longer marked "sent".
1388 ~SM`07Message is now marked "sent".
1390 ~SM`09Extract filename: `1F
1392 ~SM`0CStrip colour codes? [~&Y]: `0B
1393 `0CAdd header information? [~&Y]: `0B
1394 `0CAre you sure? [~&Y]: `0B
1395 `0C>> Error extracting text to ~&1!
1396 `07>> Message extracted to file "~&1".
1397 ~SM`07Search messages -
1398 ~SM`07Enter user name to match or <ENTER> for your personal mail:~SM`09:`1F
1399 Personal mail
1400 ~SM`07Sorry, you can't access this area.
1401 ~SM`07Read messages -~SM
1402 `0A[F]orward   [T]o user  [N]ewscan   [S]earch Keyword
1403 [R]everse   [B]y user  [W]aiting   [Q]uit
1404 `09Select option? [F] : `0B
1405 FTNSRBWQ
1406 ~SM`07Enter subject/text keyword or <ENTER> to abort:~SM`09:`1F
1407 ~SM`0E~MB `07contains messages numbered `0B~ML`07 to `0B~MH`07.
1408 first
1409 last
; 1410: &1 First/Last verbose pointer
1410 `09Start at which message (<ENTER>=~&1,Q=Quit): `0B
1411 Q
1412 ~SM`07There are no messages on `0E~MB`07.
1413 ~SM`0CSearch entire message text for keyword? [~&Y]: `0B
1414 `0CScan all areas for keyword? [~&Y]: `0B
1415 ~SM`07Scan messages -
1416 ~SM`09Press <ENTER> to continue or (Q)uit: `0B
1417 Q
1418 `0CScan all areas for new messages? [~&Y]: `0B
1419 `0CScan all areas for personal messages? [~&Y]: `0B
1420 `07Scanning for personal messages -~SM
; 1421: &1 Number of messages in area
1421 `0E~EL36~MB`0B~&1
1422 `0ENone found!
1423 ~SM`0CRead this mail now? [~&Y]: `0B
1425 ~SM`0ENew message areas:
1426 `0B~MN `0E~MB
1427 ~SM`07No new message areas since your last call.
; 1435-1440: Displayed for users w/ Msg SubOp ACS
1429 ~SM`09Message scan (F)orward or (R)everse? [F]: `0B
1430 FR
1431 `0CSkip previously read (marked as received) messages? [~&Y]: `0B
1432 `0CRead messages marked to 'All'? [~&Y]: `0B
; 1441: Displayed w/ SysOp ACS when editing previously posted
1435 ~SM`70 SysOp editing of message header:~EE46`07~SM
1436 `071. From     `0E~&1
1437 `072. To       `0E~&2
1438 `073. Subject  `0E~&3
1439 `074. Status   `0E~&4
1441 ~SM`07T. Toggle anonymous
1445 ~SM`09Enter edit selection, (X)Save or (Q)uit: `0B
1446 QX1234T
1447 ~SM`07Enter new text for message attribute:~SM`09:`1F
1467 `0CMessage area statistics file (MSTATS.TXT) has not been created.
1468 `0CView message area statistic file? [~&Y]: `0B
1469 ~SM`0CCreate/update message area statistic file? [~&Y]: `0B
1470 ~SM`0FArea Name                            Low   High Total Local %Local  Days  #/day
1471 `09=================================== ===== ===== ===== ===== ======  ==== ======
; 1472-1473: 1472 Local areas, 1473 Echo/Net/Inet/Imail areas
; 1472-1475: &1 Message count, &2 Local count, &3 % Local
; 1472-1473: &4 Oldest message (days), &5 Messages/Day
1472 `0E~EL35~MB `07~ER5~ML ~ER5~MH `0B~ER5~&1`09     -      -  `0B~ER4~&4 `0A~ER6~&5
1473 `0E~EL35~MB `07~ER5~ML ~ER5~MH `0B~ER5~&1 ~ER5~&2 `0A~ER6~&3  `0B~ER4~&4 `0A~ER6~&5
1474 `09=================================== ===== ===== ===== ===== ======  ==== ======
1475 `07Totals:                                         `0B~ER5~&1 ~ER5~&2 `0A~ER6~&3
1479 `0CAre you sure? [~&Y]: `0B
1480 `09Reset last-read pointers to which date (~VD): `1F
1481 `07Pointers not changed.
1482 ~SM`0CReset all areas? [~&Y]: `0B
1483 `07Updating last read pointers... `0F
1484 ~SM`07Last-read pointers reset.
1485 ~SM`0EChecking for private messages ... 
; 1486-1487: &1 Message count, &2 Unread count
1486 `0EYou have no private messages waiting.
1487 `0EYou have `0F~&1`0E private message(s) waiting, `0F~&2`0E unread.
1489 ~SM`0FF Msg# Date & Time         From                   Subject
1490 `09= ==== =================== ====================== =============================
; 1492: &1 Msg #, &2 Date/Time, &3 From, &4 Subject, &5 Read Status
1492 ~EL1~&5 `0F~EL4~&1 `0A~EL19~&2 `0E~EL22~&3 `0B~EL25~&4
1493 `0AMessage aborted, user "~&1" does not exist.
1494 `07Message sent to `0B~&1`07.
; 1495: Read status; 1496: New status
1495 `0CR
1496 `0E*
; 1497: &1 Low bound, &2 Upper bound, &3 Default (first unread)
1497 `09Email messages (~&1-~&2) [~&3]: `0F
1500 ~SM`07Nodelist browsing -
1501 ~SM`0BNODE NUMBER MATCHING:                 SEARCH NAME, CITY, PHONE NUMBER:`07
1502 1:259/423  List node 1:259/423        Forb  Search for "Forb" (ex FORBidden)
1503 259/?      List nodes in net 259      905-  Search for "905-" (ex 905-820-7273)
1504 ?:259/1    List zones w/node 259/1~SM
1505 `07Enter node address/text to lookup or <ENTER> to abort.~SM`09:`1F
1507 `09Searching... `0A
;1508-1509: Search key
1508 ~SM`07Searching nodelist - search matching nodes "~&1"
1509 ~SM`07Searching nodelist - search text "~&1"
1510 ~SM`0FNode        Board Name              Location            br Cost Phone Number
1511 `09=========== ======================= =================== == ==== ==============
;1512: &2 Node, &3 Board name, &4 Location, &5 bps rate, &6 cost, &7 phone
1512 `0E~EL11~&2 `0B~EL23~&3 `09~EL19~&4 `0A~&5 `0C~ER4~&6 `0B~EL14~&7
1513 `0CNo matching nodes found.
1514 ~SM`07Total of `0B~&1`07 nodes listed.~SM
1515 `0CDo another listing or search? [~&Y]: `0B
1520 ~SM`0DStart transfer, press CTRL-X several times to abort...~SM
1521 `0CProtocol selection not valid.
1522 `0CArchive selection not valid.
1525 `0CUpdate last-read message pointers? [~&Y]: `0B
1526 `07Updating last-read pointers... `0F
1527 ~SM`0EUnexpected end of packet encountered.
1528 `0CNot a valid reply packet for this system.
1529 `0CErrors decompressing reply packet.
1530 `0CNo reply packet exists.
1531 `0CError upload reply packet.
1532 `0CUnable to process reply packet.
1533 ~SM`07Upload QWK reply packet ~ON.REP -
; 1536/1539: &1 From, &2 To, &3Subject
1534 ~SM`0FArea     From                 To                   Subject
1535 `09======== ==================== ==================== =========================
1536 `0B~EL8~MF `0E~EL20~&1 ~EL20~&2 `0B~EL25~&3
1537 `0CUnknown! ~EL20~&1 ~EL20~&2 ~EL25~&3
1538 `0A      -> `0B
1539 `0CDenied!  ~EL20~&1 ~EL20~&2 ~EL25~&3
1540 ~SM`0CSome of your messages were denied because you did not have sufficient access.
1541 `0CReply packet contained no messages.
1542 ~SM`07Processing offline configuration request... 
1543 `07   Added area `0E~MB
1544 `07   Dropped area `0E~MB
1545 `0C   Unable to drop mandatory area `0E~MB
1546 `07   Reset pointer for `0E~MB`07 to message #`0B~MR
1547 `0CDelete reply packet? [~&Y]: `0B
1549 `0ENo new messages
1550 ~SM`0ECould not create QWK starting message index
1551 ~SM`0ECould not create index file
1552 ~SM`0ECould not create *.XTI file
1553 ~SM`0ECould not create DOOR.ID file
1554 ~SM`0ECould not create CONTROL.DAT file
1555 ~SM`0ECould not create pointer file
1556 ~SM`0ECould not create MESSAGES.DAT file
1557 , mail packet not created.
1558 ~SM`07Download QWK mail packet -~SM
1559 `0EScanning for new messages... 
1560 `0E(Press the Spacebar to abort)
1561 `0FArea     Description                                High   Read   New   To You
1562 `09======== ========================================= ====== ====== ====== ======
;1563-1564: &1 New messages, &2 Personal messages
;1563 Sent if NET_ACS else 1564 sent
1563 `0B~EL8~MF `0E~EL37~MB `0FNET `0B~ER6~MH ~ER6~MR `0A~ER6~&1 ~ER6~&2
1564 `0B~EL8~MF `0E~EL41~MB `0B~ER6~MH ~ER6~MR `0A~ER6~&1 ~ER6~&2
1565 `09========                                           ====== ====== ====== ======
1566 `0BTotals:                                                          `0A~ER6~&1 ~ER6~&2~SM
1567 `0FNOTE:`09 Messages from you are `0BNOT`09 included!~SM
1568 `0CNo new messages!  Create empty mail packet? [~&Y]: `0B
1569 `0CCreate mail packet? [~&Y]: `0B
1570 `0ABundling messages... Progress: `0F
1571 `0C*`0EDONE`0C*
1572 ~SM`0EMessage bundling interrupted
1573 `07Preparing bulletins... 
1574 `07Creating news listing... 
1575 `07Creating new files listing... 
1576 `0BCompressing mail packet... please wait... 
1577 `0CErrors compressing mail packet!
1578 ~SM`0EArchive type not defined
1579 `0B(Mail packet stored in local download path)
1580 `07Filename    : `0E
1581 `07Total msgs  : `0E
1582 `07Total bytes : `0E
1583 ~SM`09<ENTER>/(S)tart transfer, Change (P)rotocol or (Q)uit : `0B
1584 SPQ
1590 `0C~SMNo archive formats available!
1591 `07~SMAvailable archive formats: `0E
1592 `07Current QWK archive format: `0B~OA~SM
1593 `09Enter archive format: `1F
1594 `0CThat archive format is not supported!
1598 <new>
; 1599-1601: &1 Date, &2 Listed
1599 `07List of callers for ~&1 -
1600 ~SM`0FCaller Name                      N#  BPS    Login    Location
1601 `09====== ========================= === ====== ======== ==========================
; 1602-1603: &1 Caller #, &2 Name, &3 Location, &4 Node, &5 Speed,
;            &6 Login Time, &7 Logoff Time, &8 Status, &9 Online Time
; 1602: Hidden caller- shown to SysOps only
; 1603: Normal caller- shown to everyone
1602 `07~EL7~&1`06~EL25~&2 `03~ER3~&4 `02~ER6~&5 ~&6 `01~EL20~&3 `06~&8
1603 `0F~EL7~&1`0E~EL25~&2 `0B~ER3~&4 `0A~ER6~&5 ~&6 `09~EL20~&3 `0E~&8
; 1604-1605: &1 Date, &2 Listed
1604 `0CNo callers found for ~&1.
1605 ~SM`07Total of `0B~&2`07 callers listed.
1606 `07Userlist browsing -~SM
1607 `09Enter search string or <ENTER> to view all users:~SM`09:`1F
1608 All
1609 `09Searching... `0A
1610 `07Searching User Listing - All users
; 1611: &1 keyword
1611 `07Searching User Listing - Keyword "~&1"
1612 ~SM`0FUser Name                              Last Login   Location
1613 `09==================================== ============== =========================
; 1614-1615: &2 Username, &3 Login Date, &4 Login Time, &5 Location
;            &6 Security Level, &7 Val. Level Desc
;            &8 Gender (full, use ~EL1 to trim!)
; 1614: Hidden caller - SysOps only
; 1615: Normal caller - everyone
1614 `06~EL36~&2 `05~&3 ~EL5~&4 `01~EL25~&5
1615 `0E~EL36~&2 `0D~&3 ~EL5~&4 `09~EL25~&5
; 1616-1619: &1 Total listed
1616 `0CNo users found.
1617 `0CNo matching users found.
1618 ~SM`07Total of `0B~&1`07 users listed.
1619 ~SM`07Total of `0B~&1`07 matches found.
1620 ~SM`0CDo another listing or search? [~&Y]: `0B
1625 ~SM`0EPaging `0F~SS `0Efor chat, please wait...~SM
1626 `01>`09>`0B<`8C*`0B>`09<`01<
1627 `09Please give a reason for requesting a chat with the SysOp...~SM:`1F
1628 << No reason requested >>
1629 `0CSend message to ~&1? [~&Y]: `0B
1635 `0CYou have reached the maximum deposit limit.
1636 `0CYou have reached the maximum daily deposit limit of ~RP minutes.
1637 `0CYou have reached your daily withdrawal limit.
1638 `0CAn event is approaching, you can not withdraw any time from your account.
; 1639-1643: &1 Account, &2 Max, &3 Left, &4 Daily Dep., &5 Activity, &6 Daily With.
; NOTE: These variables are all available as other MCI codes, however these variables
;       return verbose (i.e. None/nn minutes) instead of just numbers
1639 ~SM`07Timebank status -~SM
1640 `07Account balance  : `0E~EL15~&1 `07Maximum balance  : `0E~&2
1641 `07Time left online : `0E~EL15~&3 `07Daily deposit    : `0E~&4
1642 `07Deposited today  : `0E~EL15~&5 `07Daily withdrawal : `0E~&6
1643 `07Withdrawn today  : `0E~EL15~&5 `07Daily withdrawal : `0E~&6
1647 ~SM`0CYou can not deposit any more time into your account!
1648  minutes
1649 None
; 1650: &3 Maximum deposit
1650 ~SM`09Add how many minutes (~&1-~&3): `0B
; 1654: &1 Time deposited
1654 `07Time deposited into your account (~&1 minutes).
1655 ~SM`0CYou can not withdraw any time from your account!
; 1656: &3 Maximum withdrawal
1656 ~SM`09Withdraw how many minutes (~&1-~&3): `0B
; 1659: &1 Time withdrawn
1659 ~SM`07Time withdrawn from account (~&1 minutes).
; 1661: Dealer "Hidden" Card
1661 `7F ? `07
; 1662,1663: Blackjack "Red" Card, Blackjack "Black" Card
1662 `7C
1663 `70
1664 ~SM`0CYou do not have enough time to double down bet.
1665 ~SM`0ANOTE: This gambling casino will only use time from within your timebank.
1666 `0AAll winnings will be directly deposited into your timebank account.
1667 `0B   Total = 
1668 BlackJack
1669 `0EDealer: 
1670 `0EPlayer: 
1671 ~SM`07Timebank gambling is not available.
; 1672-1682: &1 Balance, &2 Bet, &3 Winnings, &4 MaxBet [ALL VERBOSE]
1672 ~SM`07Account Balance : `0E~EL20~&1`07Default Bet     : `0B~&2
1673 `07Time Winnings   : `0B~EL20~&3`07Betting Range   : `0B1-~&4~SM
1676 `09(C)hange Bet, (P)lay Blackjack or <ENTER>/(Q)uit : `0B
1677 CPQ
1678 ~SM`0CYou have reached your maximum account limit.  Great run of luck!
1679 ~SM`0CAccount limit reached -- extra winnings donated to charity.
1680 ~SM`0CYou have no more time in your account, your bet has been reduced to 0.
1681 `09You have less time in your timebank than your current bet.
1682 `09Change bet value (~&1-~&2): `0B
; 1683-1693: &1 Current bet
1683 `0CYou have hit the five card limit.
1684 `09(H)it, (S)tand, (D)ouble Down : `0B
1685 HSD
1686 ~SM`0CYou can only double down bet in first round.
1687 ~SM`0CDoubled down bet.
1688 `0CYou have blackjack, dealer needs blackjack to win.
1689 `0CDealer has busted (gone over 21).
1690 `0CPUSH!  Equal hands, nobody wins this round.
1691 `0CYou have won ~&1 minutes, congratulations!
1692 `0CYou have busted (gone over 21)!
1693 `0CDealer has won.  You lost ~&1 minutes.
1694 `0CUser not found.
1695 ~SM`09Transfer how many minutes (~&1-~&2): `0B
; 1696: ~&1 Transferred minutes
1696 `0ETime transfer of ~&1 minutes received from ~UH.
1697 ~SM`0CYou have no time in the timebank to transfer.
1698 `09Transfer to user: `0B
; 1699: ~&1 transferred minutes
1699 ~SM`07Time transferred from account (~&1 minutes).
; 1700-1704: &1 Question Num, &2 Question Text, &3 Num Participants
1700 ~SC~SM`0ECurrent standings for Question #~&1~SM~SM`0C~&2~SM
; 1701-1704: &4 Answer number, &5 Answer Text, &6 Percentage, &7 Vote Tally
1701 `09No Comment
1702 `09<< Add Voting Answer >>
1703 `8C*`0E~ER3~&4`0C: `0B~EL60~&5 `0A~&6
1704  `0E~ER3~&4`0C: `0B~EL60~&5 `0A~&6
1705 `0CInactive question.
1706 `09Which number (~&1-~&2): `0B
1707 ~SM`07Enter new answer (60 chars max), <ENTER> to abort:~SM`09:`0E
1708 ~SC~SM~SM`0ECurrent Questions:~SM
; 1709-1710: &1 Question Num, &2 Question Text, &3 Num Participants
; 1709 for unanswered questions
1709 `8C*`0E~ER3~&1`0C: `0B~&2
1710  `0E~ER3~&1`0C: `0B~&2
1711 `07No voting questions now.
1712 ~SM`0CNo more questions need answering!
1713 ~SM`09Which question (##,L:ist,A:nswer new,Q:uit): `0B
1714 ALQ
1715 ~SM`07Voting is mandatory - all questions must be answered.
1716 ~SM`09Thanks for taking the time to vote!
1717 `07Beginning output to file "VOTES.TXT"
1718 `07Output complete.
1719 `0CDo you wish to remove this entry (No=Edit)? [~&Y]: `0B
1720 ~SM`0ELast few callers:
1721 `0FNone
; 1722-1723: &1 Caller #, &2 Name, &3 Location, &4 Node, &5 Speed,
;            &6 Login Time, &7 Logoff Time, &8 Status, &9 Online Time
; 1722: Hidden caller- shown to SysOps only
; 1723: Normal caller- shown to everyone
1722 `07#~EL6~&1`06~EL24~&2 `03~ER3~&4 `02~ER6~&5 ~&6 `01~EL20~&3 `06~&8
1723 `0F#~EL6~&1`0E~EL24~&2 `0B~ER3~&4 `0A~ER6~&5 ~&6 `09~EL20~&3 `0E~&8
1724 <new>
1725 `0CDo you want to add to the BBS list? [~&Y]: `0B
1726 `0CIs the phone number in U.S./Canadian format (###-###-####)? [~&Y]: `0B
1727 `09Enter the phone number (###-###-####): `1F
1728 `09Enter the phone number (free form): `1F
1729 `0EDuplicate BBS number in listing.
1730 `09Enter the name of the BBS: `1F
1731 `09Enter short BBS description: `1F
1732 `09Enter name of the BBS SysOp: `1F
1733 `09Enter maximum bps rate of system (ie, 2400, 9600, 16.8): `1F
1734 `09Enter a 4-8 character BBS software description: `1F
1735 `0CIs this to be a comment field? [~&Y]: `0B
1736 `0CNot enough access to add comment field.
1737 `09Enter comment field:~SM:`1F
1738 `0CIs this correct? [~&Y]: `0B
1739 `0CView extended BBS listing? [~&Y]: `0B
;1740-1741: &1 BBS Phone #, &2 BBS Name, &3 BBS Speed, &4 BBS Software,
;           &5 Extra, &6 BBS SysOp, &7 First Date, &8 Edit Date, &9 Editor
; 1740: Short List, 1741: Long List
1740 `0E~EL20~&1 `0B~EL30~&2 `09[`0B~EL4~&3`09] `0C(`0B~&4`0C)
1741 `0E~EL20~&1 `0B~EL30~&2 `09[`0B~EL4~&3`09] `0C(`0B~&4`0C)~SM`07         Extra Info: `02~&5~SM`07              SysOp: `02~&6~SM
1742 ~SM`07No BBSes available for listing.
1743 `09Enter phone number of entry to edit: `1F
1744 `07This BBS entry can not be edited; you are not listed as the entry editor.
1745 `07No matching phone number, BBS entry not found.
1746 `09Enter bulletin selection (?=List,<ENTER>=Quit): `0B
1747 ~SM`0ECurrent Signature Macros:~SM
1748 `0EShort signature
1749 `0ELong signature
1750 ~SM`0BCurrent Macros:
; 1751-1756: &1 Macro, &2 End Recording Key, &3 Length limit
1751 ~SM`0EEnter new ~&1 macro now.~SM`0EEnter ~&2 to end recording.  ~&3 character limit.~SM`07
1753 ~SM~SM`0E~&1 macro is now:
1754 `0CIs this what you want? [~&Y]: `0B
1755 `07~&1 macro saved.
1756 `07~&1 macro not saved.
1757 ~SM`09Macro modification (DEFR,?=Help) : `0B
1758 ~SM`07(`0BL`07)ist macros         (`0BQ`07)uit
1759 `0BD,E,F,R`07:Modify macro
1760 LQ
1761 ~SM`09Signature macro modification (S:Short,L:Long,Q:Quit) : `0B
1762 SLQ
1764 `0FN Title                                
1765 `09= =====================================
; 1766: &1 Group Tag, &2 Group Title
1766 `0F~&1 `0E~EL37~&2
1767 `07No groups available.
1768 `07Current main group: `0F~CG `09<`0E~CC`09>
1769 `09Join which group (?=List,<ENTER>=Quit): `0B
1770 ~SM`07Group does not exist!
1771 ~SMInvalid group tag!
1772 `07Current file group: `0F~CK `09<`0E~CH`09>
; 1775: &1 Matched name
1775 `07Incomplete name match --> `0B~&1
1776 `0CIs this correct? (Y/N,Q=Quit): `0B
1777 YNQ
1778 `09Change to which user: `1F
; 1779: Label for daily system usage graph
1779 `0A  %   
1780 ~SC~SM`1F Daily system usage graph~EE54`07~SM
; 1781-1789 : &1 Start date, &2 Viewing Node #
1781 ~SC~SM`1F Weekly system usage density graph from ~&1 - Node ~EL3~&2~EE20`07~SM
; 1782: Graph colour; density label
1782 `0E
1783 `0A      12 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11
1784 `0B      Midnight                            Noon~SM`0F
1785 `0F      Density: 0   25  50  75  100%      `0B
1786 ~SC~SM`1F Hourly system usage graph from ~&1 - Node ~EL3~&2~EE28`07~SM
; 1787: Graph colour, density graph piece
1787 `0B
1788 `0A  %   12 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11
1789 `0B      Midnight                            Noon
; 1790: Graph pieces
1790 ڿ���͵������� ?�..`'-=+|+[.xX# ?]
; 1791-1794: Graph colours; y labels, border, bar graph piece, x labels
1791 `0F
1792 `09
1793 `0C
1794 `0B
1795 ~SM`0F         Mins              #New Tim/ Pub  Priv Net
1796 `0F  Date   Activ Call %Activ User User Post Post Post Errs #ULs UL-k  #DLs DL-k
1797 `09======== ===== ==== ====== ==== ==== ==== ==== ==== ==== ==== ===== ==== =====
1800 ~SC~SM`0EView SysOp logs - available logs:~SM
1801 ~SM`09View SysOp log (0:Today,1-~&1:Old), enter a filename or (Q)uit: `0B
1802 Q
1803 `07Log file not found.
1805 ~SC~SM`0EView Documentation - available files:~SM
1806 ~SM`09Enter a document filename or (Q)uit: `0B
1807 Q
1808 `07Document file not found.
; 1810: &1 Name
1810 ~SM`0AAuto-Message by: `0F~&1
; 1811: Auto-message line -- will be truncated to correct length
1811 `09~EF-78
1812 ~SM`07No auto-message available.
1813 ~SM`0CYou are restricted from writing auto-messages.
1814 ~SM`09Enter up to 30 lines, "." alone to end.~SM
1815 `0CIs this alright? (Y/N,R=Relist) [Yes]: `0B
1816 YNR
1817 `0CPost Anonymously? [~&Y]: `0B
1818 ~SM`07Auto-message saved.
1819 `07Nothing saved.
1820 ~SM`0CAuthor of auto-message no longer exists.
1821 ~SM`0CAuthor of auto-message is anonymous.
1822 `07Message sent.
1831 ~SM`07Enter new voting question (75 characters maximum):~SM`09:`0E
1832 ~SM`07Enter voting answer (60 characters maximum, leave blank to end):~SM`09:`0E
1833 ~SM`0CIs this correct (question will be logged)? [~&Y]: `0B
1834 ~SM`0CAllow other users to add answers? [~&Y]: `0B
; 1901-1906: Built-in status modes
1901 Browsing
1903 Incoming caller
1904 Login     
1905 Transfering file
1906 External door
; 1915-1917: Node listing header
1915 ~SM`07Who's Online Listing -~SM
1916 `0FN#  F Name                           Speed  Status          Location
1917 `09=== = ============================== ====== =============== ==================
;1918-1922: &1 Node, &2 Handle, &3 Realname, &4 Location, &5 Login time
;   &6 Status, &7 BPS Rate, &8 Flags
1918 `0F~EL3~&1 ~EL1~&8 `0E~EL30~&2 `0B~EL6~&7 `0A~EL15~&6 `09~EL18~&4
1919 `0F~EL3~&1 ~EL1~&8 `0EWaiting for a caller           `0B~EL6~&7`07 -               -
1920 `0F~EL3~&1 ~EL1~&8 `0EExternal event                 `0B~EL6~&7`07 -               -
1921 `0F~EL3~&1 ~EL1~&8 `0COffline/Unavailable            `07-      -               -
1922 `0F~EL3~&1 ~EL1~&8 `0CUnknown                        `07-      -               -
; 1923: Online caller, hidden 1918: Online caller, not hidden
1923 `07~EL3~&1 ~&8 `0E~EL30~&2 `03~EL6~&7 `02~EL15~&6 `01~EL18~&4
; 1924: Node listing footer (displayed after list of whos online)
1924  
; 1925-1926: Flag codes, 1925: Quiet (Do Not Disturb), 1926: Hidden
1925 `0DQ
1926 `0EH
1930 ~SG`0CNode is to be shut down; please try calling another node.~SW~SW
;1931-1932: pre-text for all internode messages (primarily used to set colour)
;1931:Regular message
;1932:Important (message replies, file validations, etc)
1931 `07
1932 `05
1940 ~SM`07Send Inter-node Message -~SM
1941 `09Node (0=All)? `0B
1942 `09Message? `0B
1943 ~SM`0CSend 'From User/Node' receipt? [~&Y]: `0B
1944 `0CNode is not currently active
1945 ~SM`07Recycle Node -~SM
1946 `09Node? `0B
;1950,1951: Pre-message receipt, Post-message receipt
; length(1950)+Message(<70)+length(1951) < 155 characters total
1950 ~SG`04<`0C(`8E*`0C)`04> `0FFrom ~UH (Node ~CN):`09~SM
1951 ~SM