#> %a7Chooses the next board, following in alphabetical order. #< %a7Chooses the next board, preceding in alphabetical order. # %a7(Opposite to %a1>%a7) #+ %a7Chooses the next board, following in alphabetical order # %a7which contains new entries and # %a7activates scanner menu, if switched on in %a1SETup%a7. # %a7(additionally refer to : %a1SCAnner%a7) #- %a7Chooses the next board, preceding in alphabetical order # %a7which contains new entries. # %a7(Opposite to %a1+%a7) #? %a7Displays all commands, which are momentary available for your # %a7level. Within each command all letters are marked which are # %a7sufficient to recognise the command (these are either in # %a7capital letters, or white coloured). #ANSI %a7Turns ANSI emulation (Colour and cursor control) on, or off. #ADDRess %a7Enables you to change the following personal data: # %a7- address # %a7- telephone number # %a7- used computer # %a7- used modem #APPlication %a7Changes you from a guest to an enrolled user of this BBS. #ANSWer %a7Enables you to write a comment to the mail %a5 %a7in the # %a7same board, in which the mail is located. # %a7It operates in ASCII boards only. # %a7(identical to %a3R)eply %a7in read menu) #CApacity %a7A graphical display of the amount of calls, the whole on-line # %a7time in minutes, and the percentage call capacity of the BBS # %a7in the last 14 days. #OBtain %a7Causes the momentary new mails to be still new at your next call # %a7Can be turned off by a 2nd call up of command %a1BEzug %a7. #BOXstatus %a7Displays informations according the momentary BBS status # %a7(e.g. whether the sysop is available). #%a3Board %a6---------- %a3several syntax possible %a6---------- #Board %a7Shows all boards with new entries available since your last # %a7login. When you are in a parent board, all of its daughter # %a7boards are displayed only. #Board * %a7Displays all boards available for you. # %a7When you are in a parent board, all of its daughter boards are # %a7displayed only. #Board ** %a7Identical to %a1Brett *%a7 with the own difference: # %a7you will every time see the boards of the main menu nevertheless # %a7you are in a parent board or not. #Board %a7Chooses the board which is identified by %a5 %a7. # %a7It is not necessary to enter the complete board name. # %a7When the wanted board is located in a parent menu, the input of # %a7the name of the wanted board is sufficient WITHOUT input of the # %a7name of the parent board. # %a7During input you can resign to enter command %a2Brett %a7, if # %a7the wanted board name does not conflict with a command. # %a7In conflicting case the command will be called up instead. #Board .. %a7If you are in a daughter board you reach the parent board again. # %a7If you are in the highest parent board or in a normal board you # %a7reach your PM. I.e. every time you climb one board level up. #Board # %a7Activates the menu driven board selection. You can resign to # %a7enter command %a2Brett %a7again. %a1#%a7(Return) is sufficient. #Board ? %a7Outputs a list of all boards available for you with their # %a7comments. #Board #NEU %a7Installs a new board (for sysop and cosysop only) #Board #ALT %a7Deletes the actual board (for sysop and cosysop only) #DAte %a7To enter your relation date. # %a7All entries, which are written after that date, are now marked # %a7for you as new. #DIalogue %a7Asks the sysop for a conversation (Chat) or gives you the # %a7possibility to leave the sysop a message, when he is not avai- # %a7lable right now. #%a3EDit %a6---------- %a3several syntax possible %a6---------- #EDit %a7If you are in an ASCII board, you can change herewith the text # %a7with the number %a5 %a7which you have written before by your # %a7own. # %a7In binary boards you can change the name and commentary of the # %a7file with the number %a5%a7, which you have sent before. #EDit BRETT %a7To edit the actual board (for sysop/cosysop only) #EDit USER %a7To edit an enrolled user (for sysop/cosysop only) #EDit NETZ %a7To edit net BBS entries (for sysop/cosysop only) #End %a7Takes you back to main menu (PM) or, if you are just there, # %a7it will call up command %a1LOGoff%a7. #Extern %a7Will call up the external program with the number %a5 %a7. # %a7If you enter the command without a number, you will enter # %a7the selection menu, which shows all available external # %a7programs with their short descriptions. # %a7Most of the time you will find ,games or statistical programs # %a7there in. #Guidedtour %a7A guided tour which shows the most important commands and their # %a7usage. The tour can be cancelled before time by entering # %a1Fuehrung %a7 a second time. #MANufacturer %a7Displays the manufacturer and the serial number of the BBS # %a7program. #HElp %a7Shows a help text for the command %a5 %a7. # %a7If the parameter %a5 %a7 is omitted, a help text for # %a7all commands of the BBS will be displayed. #%a3Contents %a6---------- %a3several syntax possible %a6---------- #Contents %a7Display of all new entries in a board, or, if you are in a # %a7parent board, you get a display of all its daughter boards which # %a7contain new entries. # %a7(identical to %a3(C)ontents %a7in scanner menu) #Contents * %a7Display of all entries in a board, or, if you are in a # %a7parent board, you get a display of all its daughter boards. # %a7(identical to %a3(W)hole_Contents %a7in scanner menu) #Contents x- %a7Display of all entries of a board starting with number %a5x %a7. #Contents -x %a7Display of all entries of a board up to the number %a5x %a7. #Contents x-y %a7Display of all entries of a board from %a5x %a7up to %a5y %a7. #Contents %a7Display of all entries of user %a5 %a7in a binary board. #Contents # %a7Activates the cursor driven message selection. # %a7(can be activated automatically after %a1Brett # %a7, if set in %a1SETup%a7) # %a7(identical to %a3(#) %a7in scanner menu) # %a7All variations of command %a1Inhalt %a7are usable in the # %a7letterbox (PM) with the exception of %a1Inhalt %a7. #%a3Read %a6---------- %a3several syntax possible %a6---------- #Read %a7Reads all new entries in a board. # %a7(identical to %a3(R)ead %a7in Scannermenu) #Read * %a7Reads all entries of a board. #Read %a7Reads the entry number %a5%a7 in a board. #Read x,y,z %a7Reads the entries number %a5x%a7, %a5y %a7and %a5z %a7in a board. #Read x-y %a7Reads the entries number %a5x %a7up to %a5y %a7in a board. #Read -x %a7Reads the entries number 1 up to %a5x %a7in a board. #Read x- %a7Reads the entries number %a5x %a7up to the last entry in a board. #Read merken %a7Will do a batch download of the binary file(s) noticed via # %a1Merken %a7. # %a7All %a1Lesen %a7commands with parameters are identical to # %a3(O)nly_Read %a7in scanner menu except %a1Lesen merken%a7. # %a7The parameters, which have to be entered there, are the same. # %a7Of course, all parameters can be entered in combination, # %a7e.g. : %a2Lesen x-,y,-z,a-b%a7. # %a7An exclamation mark %a5! %a7postponed to the parameter(s) means in # %a7in binary boards, that the entries identified by the parameters # %a7are transfered via batch download. # %a7An postponed exclamation mark %a5!%a7 means in ASCII boards, that the # %a7ASCII mails identified by the parameters should be downloaded. # %a7Reading of binary file with postponed %a5! %a7is NOT possible in # %a7ASCII boards as well as in the letter box (PM). # %a7An additional hash mark %a5#%a7 following the read statement in binary # %a7boards will cancel the connection after transfer of the data. # %a7With the exception of %a1Lesen merken %a7 the command %a2Lesen %a7 can be # %a7omitted. #LIst %a7Lists all files which are stored in the archive with the # %a7number %a5%a7. An archive is defined as a file which can # %a7be extracted in singled files using a decrunching program # %a7(like Arc, DMs, LZh, LhA, OWS, Shrink, Zoo or Zoom in # %a7accordance to the file suffix). # %a7Archive files with the following suffixes can be listed by # %a1LIst%a7-command : %a2.ARC .LZH .LHA .SHR .ZOO .TXT .DOC #DELete %a7Deletes entries in a board or letterbox (PM). # %a7The %a1LOEschen%a7-command understands the same parameters as the # %a1Lesen%a7-command, with the exception of the postponed %a5#%a7. # %a7But, a postponed %a5! %a7means herein, that the entry will be deleted # %a7physically but will be shown in the board contents list with the # %a7remark %a2DEL %a7 nevertheless. # %a7The %a5!%a7-function is not possible in the letterbox (PM). # %a7In boards you can delete only entries you have generated! #LOGoff [neu] %a7Will bring you out of the BBS. If you do not enter %a1BEzug # %a7before, all entries in boards and your letterbox (PM) are set # %a7now to status old for you. But, if you enter the parameter %a5neu%a7, # %a7it has the same effect as if you have entered command %a1Bezug%a7 # %a7before leaving the BBS. #%a3MArk %a6-------- %a3several syntax possible %a6---------- #MArk +/- %a7Marks (resp. unmarks) the board with the name %a5%a7. # %a7To mark a board means, that that board will not be shown as new, # %a7even if it contains new entries. # %a7If you mark a parent board, all of its daughter boards will be # %a7marked too. # %a7e.g. MARK + Z-NETZ marks the board Z-NETZ # %a7e.g. MARK - Z-NETZ unmarks the board Z-NETZ #Notice %a7Notices binary files in boards or the letterbox (PM). # %a7(identical to %a3(N)otice %a7in scanner menu) # %a7The %a1Merken%a7-command understands the same parameter as the # %a1Lesen%a7 command with the exception of a postponed %a5! %a7or %a5# %a7. # %a7To download all noticed files via batch download later on you # %a7only need to enter command %a1Lesen merken %a7. #ANnouncement %a7For editing a text line, which everybody see, who is writing a # %a7letter to you. #MOde %a7activates the command menu. In this menu you can call up # %a7box commands by pressing only one key for your convenience. #%a3MUltiuser %a6---------- %a3several syntax possible %a6---------- #MUltiuser %a7Displays who are logged in, on which port, using which connection # %a7speeds, and what they are doing. #MUltiuser s %a7Enables you to send a user on a different port a mail. #MUltiuser c %a7Ask the user on a different port for a conversation (Chat). # %a7In the chat mode some commands are available. By command %a1.?%a7 # %a7within the chat mode you will get a help for these commands. #Multiuser h %a7Will make you "invisible" for user on different ports using # %a7the %a1MUltiuser%a7-command. # %a7You will become "visible" again by input of %a1MUltiuser h %a7again. # %a7News or chat requests are displayed to a different user only, # %a7when target user has finished a running command. #Net %a7Displays a list of all boxes to which users you can send mails # %a7from within this BBS (refer to %a1Senden%a7). #Net %a7for level 9 - the chosen BBS %a5%a7 will be called after logoff. #PAssword %a7To change your password. #PM %a7Takes you back to your letterbox (PM) from where ever you are. #PRotocol %a7Displays who was today at which time, who long and with which # %a7transfer speed in this BBS. Additionally the number of up- and # %a7downloads is shown. #RELogin %a7You can login again without calling again. # %a7This command is very convenient if you have a different person # %a7beside you, who wants to enter the BBS using his own name. #DIrection %a7Will convert the display direction of the entries in all boards # %a7or your letterbox (PM). You can change the contents listing # %a7between ascending or reverse time order. #CALLBACK %a7The BBS will call back the entered number after %a1LOGoff %a7. #%a3CIRCletter %a6-------- %a3several syntax possible %a6---------- #CIRCLetter x-y %a7The ASCII mail you are writing via this command will be routed # %a7to all users of this BBS, which level is located between %a5x %a7and %a5y%a7. #CIRCLetter! %a7The ASCII mail you are writing via this command will be routed # %a7to all users, which are part of the group %a5 %a7. #%a3DOWNloadinfo %a6-------- %a3several syntax possible %a6---------- #DOWNloadinfo %a7Displays who has downloaded which file of the momentary active # %a7binary board. #DOWNloadi kill %a7Deletes the sauginfo information. #%a3Send %a6-------- %a3several syntax possible %a6---------- #Send %a7If you are in a binary board, you can send (upload) a binary # %a7file to this board. # %a7If you postpone a hash mark %a1# %a7 to the command the # %a7connection will be terminated automatically after the transfer # %a7is finished (%a1LOGoff%a7). # %a7If you are in an ASCII board, you can send a ASCII mail in # %a7this board.When you are in the text editor you can get a help # %a7for the editor commands via the input of %a1.? %a7! # %a7If you are in your letterbox (PM), you can send a mail to # %a7any user. #Send %a7You can send a mail to the user specified by parameter # %a5%a7 where ever you are in the BBS. # %a7A postponed %a1# %a7 will log you off you automatically # %a7after sending this mail. #SCAnner %a7Will select the next board in alphabetical order, that contains # %a7new entries and starts up the scanner menu (if set in # %a1SETup %a7). # %a7In the scanner menu you will get a help by input of %a1? %a7for # %a7all available scanner commands. # %a7The scanner is the common way for experienced users to read fast # %a7and easy all news within the BBS. #SETup %a7Lets you set your personal BBS configuration via a menu. # %a7Just go to all menu items and choose your most convenient setup. # %a2Modem protocol %a7means the kind of transfer protocol for binary # %a7files. # %a7The common and most convenient setup is %a2ZModem 1K%a7. # %a7If you switch on the %a2Status line%a7, you get a display of # %a7the actual time, date, rest of your online time, and the actual # %a7telephone fee in German Pfennigs. #SIgnatur %a7Enables you to create and store a signature of maximum 5 lines. # %a7This signature can be copied to your text mails in the online # %a7text editor every time you enter the editor command %a1.s %a7. #SPeedcheck %a7Checks and displays the momentary transfer speed of the modem # %a7connection. #STatus %a7Display of your personal user status. #SEArch %a7Possibility to search for a term within a binary board. # %a7When you are in your letterbox (PM), all binary boards will be # %a7taken for the search. #SYstemlevel %a7After input of an additional password you will reach the command # %a7shell of the system (for sysops only, of course). #%a3PARTicipants %a6-------- %a3several syntax possible %a6---------- #Participants %a7Displays a list of all users with additional information. #Participants%a7Displays additional information of the user with name %a5%a7. #REPresent %a7Gives you the possibility to declare a user within the BBS as # %a7your representative. Every letter written to you will be copied # %a7to your representative too. The common usage of this command is # %a7to install somebody else during your absence to look for your # %a7personal mails. #%a3Visitcard %a6-------- %a3several syntax possible %a6---------- #VIsitcard %a7Enables you ... # %a7- to create a visiting card # %a7- to delete your own visiting card # %a7- to display yours or somebody else's visiting card. #VIsitcard n %aYou can see the visiting card of the user with name %a5n %a7. #Forward %a7Will let you pass on (copy) the board entry with the number %a5n %a7 # %a7to any different board you like. If you want you can delete # %a7the file entry from within the source board. #TIme %a7Displays how long you are actually online in the BBS and how # %a7long you are still allowed to stay. # %a7(online time and rest of online time). #ACcess %a7If you are the manager of the active board you can create and # %a7edit a list of users which can access that board. # %a7The sysop or the cosysop can give you the status of a board # %a7manager only.