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$VER: SN LoginConfig v3.3 (09/02/95)

   ATTENTION:  This is LogFig's "Cut 'n Paste" file.  All additions
               to CNet's BBSTEXT and BBSMENU, using CNet v3.05c -
               other CNet versions my vary - are presented here in
               ready "cut and paste" format.  Just use your favorite
               text editor, like CED =), to add them directly to the
               BBSTEXT/BBSMENU files.

SUGGESTED/COMPILED BY:  Thor of the Thunder BBS @ 911:6400/9

                    Thanks, Thor!  -Midnight

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                   ** BBSTEXT CHANGES/ADDITIONS **

#0SN:LogFig/SN_LoginConfig NM}  <-add to BEGINNING of line 226

#0SN:LogFig/SN_LoginConfig NOTIFY} <-add to END of line 513

#0SN:LogFig/SN_LoginConfig LOGOFF} <-add to END of line 575

#0SN:LogFig/SN_LoginConfig QWKOFF} <-add to END of line 776

#0SN:LogFig/SN_LoginConfig NONE} <-add to END of line 829

#0SN:LogFig/MBNScan} <-DELETE line 831 and REPLACE it with this!

#0SN:LogFig/SN_LoginConfig DL} <-add to END of line 1966

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                  ** BBSMENU CHANGES/ADDITIONS **

LOGIN		|#0SN:LogFig/SN_LoginConfig CONFIG} <-add to either: 2; Avail Everywhere
                                                     -or-  3; Main

LCRESET	|#1SN:LogFig/SN_LoginConfig RESET} <-add to 1; Maintenance menu

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NOTE:  Change above paths as needed...

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                           ** EXAMPLES **

    As an example of the previous changes, I've included my lines:  (The
    lines have been wrapped so they're not way off to the side.)

226   {#0SN:LogFig/SN_LoginConfig NM}/n1/cfYou have /c9%d /cfnew scroll(s)!
        Read now [/c9Yes/cf]? /?1
513   /n1/ceLaunching /cdYank /ceprocess.  Await /c9OLM /cefor further
       instructions./n2You have /cb%d /ceday(s) to retrieve this packet.
      /n1{#0SN:LogFig/SN_LoginConfig NOTIFY}
575   /q0/n1/cfTransfer completed!/n1{#0SN:LogFig/SN_LoginConfig LOGOFF}
776   /n1/c9%d /cffile(s) processed...  /c9%d /cfmessage(s) imported.
      /n1{#0SN:LogFig/SN_LoginConfig QWKOFF}
829   /n1/cfThere have been /ccno new posts or responses /cfsince your
       last call./n1{#0SN:LogFig/SN_LoginConfig NONE}
831   {#0SN:LogFig/MBNScan}
1966  Yank complete!  Type "DS" to download NOW!{#0SN:LogFig/SN_LoginConfig DL}

    Note that the above {'s are actually a control-Q commands and /'s are
    actually control-Y commands.
