Quick note: This is the quickest E! conversion I've done... seems fully working and it only took me about 5 minutes to do/test. Lemme know if it's not working. Follow the setup (basically) of the CNet version. Use the Shared-Arexx IPL command to run this script from the end of the CPS throughput line of the ENGLISH file. I'll be writing my own version of a utility like this soon so keep your eyes peeled... Adios! - Sean Workman : Sysop -*- AmigaX 503-342-2144 16.8k USR DS =========================================================================== CPS_Graph, v1.0 CONVERSION by Dotoran of Frontiers (716)/823-9892 =========================================================================== I can't take too much credit for this file. The original file comes from one of numerous people, and the fact being as I'm not sure who the ORIGINAL author is, I will mention no one here. Cover my butt, so to say! Anyways, this is that neat little BARGRAPH display that pops up after a user uploads or downloads something from your bbs. It tells them what their best CPS was and gives them a comment on how that compares to the norm CPS for their baud rate. It then displays a bargraph showing the percentage of their CPS to the norm CPS. It also keeps a file for the BEST CPS for each baud rate, and will save their name for posterity if it merits saving. This file was written for CNet 2.60/R1 and has received some improvements on my part, like a scale from 0-125%, instead of 100%, changes in colors, text format, etc to look more visually appealing. The file has also been crunched to fit on less than 50 lines, which makes it ultra quick! To set the file up, simply place the "CPS_Graph" file in your PFILES: directory and you're almost done. The first time the file is run, a directory called "CPS" will be created in your PFILES: directory. This is where the high score files will be saved. Lastly, you will need to add the following to the END of line 576 in your BBSTEXT file: (v2.60/R1 bbstext) The average CPS rate for the last transfer was %d.n1 \Insert between here: #0pfiles:CPS_Graph} NOTE the new MCI format. The beginning of the addition is a CONTROL-Q character right before the # symbol. The addition ENDS with a regular } close brace character. The finished line looks like this: The average CPS rate for the last transfer was %d.#0pfiles:CPS_Graph}n1 That's all there is to it. The next user who uploads or downloads from your bbs will be shown this graph, UNLESS they specify FILE-AUTOLOGOFF. Dotoran ============================================================================ END OF THIS READ ME FILE! ============================================================================