EDPWhoBan.DOC This program will allow users to have up to 10 who banners in a list, and choose from the list for their actual who banner! It also will colorize their banner, in a SAFE way, to make sure that NOTHING other than a color command ends up in the banner. My first version of this program sent the user into the editor to do thier list. That was fine, until they started putting kolorific and beeps in there. (aarrrgh!) hehe This Program NOW adds the color FOR them, there is nowhere in the program that the user can enter any MCI commands. They can edit, pick one manually. or pick one at random. Suggested command installation: Put the program somewhere in Pfiles. (duh) Add these commands to your BBS menu: NEWB | {#0 Pfiles:Rexx/EDPwhoban.rexx} \ Control Q of course, and your path. This command brings up their list, and asks them which one they want to change to, or if they want to pick one at random. Then it changes their who banner. Simple! RBAN | {#0 Pfiles:Rexx/EDPwhoban.rexx RAND} \ Control Q of course and your path. This command brings up no prompt, put in in case there are those who want a logon macro to change their banner. It will pick one at random from the list, and change their banner, outputting the result, then quietly exit. The program first checks to see if the user has the priv flag for using and editing who banners. If they do NOT have that priv flag set, the program will tell them they cannot edit their who banner, and exit. There are numerous error checking routines built in to make sure the program will not hang, so please let me know if you have problems, requests, whatever. NOTE: For better looking output, it is a GOOD idea, to go to line # 904 in BBSTEXT, and add the following: Original: \c5 %s\n1 Change to:\c5 %s\q1\n1 Just add the \q1 to cancel the color used in the banner. This will make sure, especially if you don't have your stock who customized much, that the colors in the banner will not colorize anything else in the display. Oh, I am not responsible if the program becomes sentient and decides to mess up your head or your computer. It won't anyway! Let me know what you think of the program! Send bug reports, suggestions, CASH!! :), presents, complaints and compliments to: (hehe) Edward D. Peyton Atlantis BBS: (904) 479-3133 | 479-4080 WebSite: http://www.pen.net/~atlantis email : edp@pen.net Edward Peyton@1:3612/369.0 snailmail: 5100 N 9th Ave F-601 Pensacola, FL 32504 Enjoy!