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......@@ -28,10 +28,10 @@ the extensions represent the content of the file. The possible extensions and
their meanings are:
<b>RIP</b> Contains RIPscrip escape sequences for use with RIPterm
<b>WIP</b> Contains WIP escape sequences for use with DC-Term
<b>WIP</b> Contains WIP escape sequences for use with DC-Term
<b>ANS </b> Contains ANSI escape sequences suitable for color display
<b>MON</b> Contains ANSI escape sequences suitable for monochrome display
<b>ASC</b> Contains no ANSI
<b>ASC</b> Contains no ANSI
All of the above file types can contain ctrl-a codes, and only the ASC file
must exist. If a user has color ANSI, the ANS file will be displayed; if it
......@@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ ALLMAIL Sysop's reading all mail on system menus
ATTR Ctrl-A code menu for use within the Synchronet internal editor
BATCHXFR Batch transfer menu
BATDPROT Batch download transfer protocols
BATFLAG Batch flag command key menu
BATFLAG Batch flag command key menu
BATUPROT Batch upload transfer protocols
BIPROT Bidirectional transfer protocols
CHAT Chat section menu
......@@ -71,12 +71,12 @@ DLPROT Download transfer protocols
E-MAIL E-mail section menu
EDITOR Synchronet internal editor commands and line editing keys
EXEMPT Exemption flag descriptions for use within User Edit
FLAGS1 Flag set #1 descriptions for use within User Edit
FLAGS2 Flag set #2 descriptions for use within User Edit
FLAGS3 Flag set #3 descriptions for use within User Edit
FLAGS4 Flag set #4 descriptions for use within User Edit
FLAGS1 Flag set #1 descriptions for use within User Edit
FLAGS2 Flag set #2 descriptions for use within User Edit
FLAGS3 Flag set #3 descriptions for use within User Edit
FLAGS4 Flag set #4 descriptions for use within User Edit
LOGOFF Logoff ('O' command) screen
LOGON Logon screen (LOGON2, LOGON3, ... LOGON9 also supported)
LOGON Logon screen (LOGON2, LOGON3, ... LOGON9 also supported)
MAILREAD Reading mail menu
MAIN Main section menu
MAINCFG Main configuration menu
......@@ -109,12 +109,12 @@ use them.
GRPS Message Group listing
SUBSx Message Sub-board listing, 'x' is the group number
LIBS File Library listing
DIRSx File Directory listing, 'x' is the library number
XTRN_SEC External Program Sections
XTRNx External Program listing, 'x' is the section number
DIRSx File Directory listing, 'x' is the library number
XTRN_SEC External Program Sections
XTRNx External Program listing, 'x' is the section number
TEXT_SEC Text File Section listing
TEXTx Text File listing, 'x' is the text file section number
CHAN Multinode Chat Channels
CHAN Multinode Chat Channels
TMESSAGE Displays when the user enters the transfer section
TPOLICY Transfer policy (&amp;T transfer section command)
......@@ -153,25 +153,25 @@ method is very small.
There are some text files that are displayed to users at different points
in the system. The locations and descriptions follow (* indicates optional):
<b>TEXT\ANSWER.ANS </b> Answer message for ANSI users
<b>TEXT\ANSWER.ASC </b> Answer message for non-ANSI users
<b>TEXT\ANSWER.RIP </b> Answer message for RIP users
<b>TEXT\SYSTEM.MSG</b> Description of the system and its configuration
<b>TEXT\NEWUSER.MSG </b>Displayed to new users (usually system rules)
<b>TEXT\FEEDBACK.MSG</b> Displayed before new users write validation feedback
<b>TEXT\ANSWER.ANS </b> Answer message for ANSI users
<b>TEXT\ANSWER.ASC </b> Answer message for non-ANSI users
<b>TEXT\ANSWER.RIP </b> Answer message for RIP users
<b>TEXT\SYSTEM.MSG</b> Description of the system and its configuration
<b>TEXT\NEWUSER.MSG </b>Displayed to new users (usually system rules)
<b>TEXT\FEEDBACK.MSG</b> Displayed before new users write validation feedback
<b>TEXT\NUPGUESS.MSG</b> *Displayed to callers attempting to guess the NUP (after
failing to guess correctly)
failing to guess correctly)
<b>TEXT\TOOSLOW.MSG</b> *Displayed to users logging onto a node at less than the
minumum configured connect rate for that node
minumum configured connect rate for that node
<b>TEXT\BADCID.MSG </b> *Displayed to users calling from a number contained in
CID.CAN
CID.CAN
<b>TEXT\BADNAME.MSG</b> *Displayed to new users trying to use a name contained
in NAME.CAN
in NAME.CAN
<b>TEXT\BADPHONE.MSG</b> *Displayed to new users using a number contained in
PHONE.CAN
PHONE.CAN
<b>TEXT\BADFILE.MSG</b> *Displayed to user trying to upload filename contained
in FILE.CAN
<b>TEXT\QWK\HELLO</b> *Included in QWK packets
in FILE.CAN
<b>TEXT\QWK\HELLO</b> *Included in QWK packets
<b>TEXT\QWK\BBSNEWS</b> *Included in QWK packets
<b>TEXT\QWK\BLT-0.? </b> *Included in QWK packets (? must be number)
......@@ -195,11 +195,11 @@ Displayed filenames are in upper case.
ÀÄÄÂÄÙ ÈÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÑÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍͼ
³ ÚÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÁÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ¿
³ ³ Password Selection ³
³ ÀÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÂÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÙ
³ ÀÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÂÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÙ
³ ÚÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÁÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ¿
³ ³ Default Configuration ³
³ ÀÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÂÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÙ
³ ÉÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ» ÚÄÄÄÄÄ¿ ÚÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÁÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ¿
³ ÉÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ» ÚÄÄÄÄÄ¿ ÚÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÁÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ¿
³ º TEXT\FEEDBACK.MSG ÇÄ´ Yes ÃÄ´ Feedback Required? ³
³ ÈÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÑÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍͼ ÀÄÄÄÄÄÙ ÀÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÂÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÙ
³ ÚÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÁÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ¿ ÚÄÄÁÄ¿
......@@ -222,9 +222,9 @@ Displayed filenames are in upper case.
ÉÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÏÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ»
º TEXT\MENU\LOGON9.* º
ÈÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÑÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍͼ
ÚÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÁÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ¿
³ Logon Event(s) ³
ÀÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÙ</pre>
ÚÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÁÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ¿
³ Logon Event(s) ³
ÀÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÙ</pre>
<h3><a name="Text/Colors">[17.1.1] - Text/Colors</a></h3>
<pre>Virtually all the text and color that the BBS displays is stored in the file
TEXT.DAT in the CTRL directory. The syntax of this file is VERY specific and
......@@ -376,208 +376,208 @@ to demonstrate where the padding begins and ends).
Note: All codes must be uppercase and sandwiched between @ symbols
(e.g. @USER@).</pre>
<pre><b>System Information</b></pre>
<pre><b>Code Description Ver
<pre><b>Code Description Ver
</b>---------------------------------------------------------------------------
BBS Name of BBS
BOARDNAME Name of BBS
CONF Name of current Group and Sub-board
CONFNUM Number of current Group and Sub-board
CONN Connection description (modem type, &quot;Telnet&quot;, &quot;Local&quot;) 2.3c
DATE Current system date
DIR Current file directory short description
BBS Name of BBS
BOARDNAME Name of BBS
CONF Name of current Group and Sub-board
CONFNUM Number of current Group and Sub-board
CONN Connection description (modem type, &quot;Telnet&quot;, &quot;Local&quot;) <b>2.3c</b>
DATE Current system date
DIR Current file directory short description
DIR-L[...] &quot; &quot; padded and left justified
DIR-R[...] &quot; &quot; padded and right justified
DIRL Current file directory long description
DIRL Current file directory long description
DIRL-L[...] &quot; &quot; padded and left justified
DIRL-R[...] &quot; &quot; padded and right justified
DN Number of current file directory
DL &quot; &quot; padded and left justified (4 chars wide)
DR &quot; &quot; padded and right justified (4 chars wide)
FIDOADDR System's primary FidoNet address 2.3c
FREESPACE Free disk space available for uploads
GRP Current message group short description
DN Number of current file directory
DL &quot; &quot; padded and left justified (4 chars wide)
DR &quot; &quot; padded and right justified (4 chars wide)
FIDOADDR System's primary FidoNet address <b>2.3c</b>
FREESPACE Free disk space available for uploads
GRP Current message group short description
GRP-L[...] &quot; &quot; padded and left justified
GRP-R[...] &quot; &quot; padded and right justified
GRPL Current message group long description
GRPL Current message group long description
GRPL-L[...] &quot; &quot; padded and left justified
GRPL-R[...] &quot; &quot; padded and right justified
GN Number of current message group
GL &quot; &quot; padded and left justified (4 chars wide)
GR &quot; &quot; padded and right justified (4 chars wide)
INETADDR System's Internet Address (as configured in SCFG) 2.3c
LASTCALLERNODE Name of user last on this node
GN Number of current message group
GL &quot; &quot; padded and left justified (4 chars wide)
GR &quot; &quot; padded and right justified (4 chars wide)
INETADDR System's Internet Address (as configured in SCFG) <b>2.3c</b>
LASTCALLERNODE Name of user last on this node
LASTCALLERSYSTEM &lt;same as LASTCALLERNODE&gt;
LIB Current file library short description
LIB Current file library short description
LIB-L[...] &quot; &quot; padded and left justified
LIB-R[...] &quot; &quot; padded and right justified
LIBL Current file library long description
LIBL Current file library long description
LIBL-L[...] &quot; &quot; padded and left justified
LIBL-R[...] &quot; &quot; padded and right justified
LN Number of current file library
LL &quot; &quot; padded and left justified (4 chars wide)
LR &quot; &quot; padded and right justified (4 chars wide)
LOCAL-IP System's IP address 3.0b
LOCATION System location (city, state) 2.3c
LN Number of current file library
LL &quot; &quot; padded and left justified (4 chars wide)
LR &quot; &quot; padded and right justified (4 chars wide)
LOCAL-IP System's IP address <b>3.0b</b>
LOCATION System location (city, state) <b>2.3c</b>
NOACCESS Why user was denied access (last false ARS)
NODE Number of current node
NODE### Status of node number ###
NUMCALLS &lt;same as STATS.LOGONS&gt;
NUMDIR Number of current library and directory
PREVON &lt;same as LASTCALLERNODE&gt;
NODE Number of current node
NODE### Status of node number ###
NUMCALLS &lt;same as STATS.LOGONS&gt;
NUMDIR Number of current library and directory
PREVON &lt;same as LASTCALLERNODE&gt;
QUESTION Current Yes/No question (for TEXT\MENU\YESNO.*)
QWKID System's QWK BBS-ID 2.3c
REV Software revision (single letter)
STATS.LOGONS Total logons during history of system 3.0b
STATS.LTODAY Total logons today 3.0b
STATS.TIMEON Total time used during history of system (in minutes) 3.0b
STATS.TTODAY Total time used today (in minutes) 3.0b
STATS.ULS Total uploads today 3.0b
STATS.ULB Total bytes uploaded today 3.0b
STATS.DLS Total download today 3.0b
STATS.DLB Total bytes downloaded today 3.0b
STATS.PTODAY Total posts today 3.0b
STATS.ETODAY Total e-mails sent today 3.0b
STATS.FTODAY Total feedbacks sent today 3.0b
STATS.NUSERS Total number of new users today 3.0b
SUB Current message sub-board short description
QWKID System's QWK BBS-ID <b>2.3c</b>
REV Software revision (single letter)
STATS.LOGONS Total logons during history of system <b>3.0b</b>
STATS.LTODAY Total logons today <b>3.0b</b>
STATS.TIMEON Total time used during history of system (in minutes) <b>3.0b</b>
STATS.TTODAY Total time used today (in minutes) <b>3.0b</b>
STATS.ULS Total uploads today <b>3.0b</b>
STATS.ULB Total bytes uploaded today <b>3.0b</b>
STATS.DLS Total download today <b>3.0b</b>
STATS.DLB Total bytes downloaded today <b>3.0b</b>
STATS.PTODAY Total posts today <b>3.0b</b>
STATS.ETODAY Total e-mails sent today <b>3.0b</b>
STATS.FTODAY Total feedbacks sent today <b>3.0b</b>
STATS.NUSERS Total number of new users today <b>3.0b</b>
SUB Current message sub-board short description
SUB-L[...] &quot; &quot; padded and left justified
SUB-R[...] &quot; &quot; padded and right justified
SUBL Current message sub-board long description
SUBL Current message sub-board long description
SUBL-L[...] &quot; &quot; padded and left justified
SUBL-R[...] &quot; &quot; padded and right justified
SN Number of current message sub-board
SL &quot; &quot; padded and left justified (4 chars wide)
SR &quot; &quot; padded and right justified (4 chars wide)
SYSDATE Current system date
SYSOP Name of System Operator
SYSTIME Current system time
TCALLS Total number of logons for system
TFILE Total number of files on system
TIME Current system time
TMSG Total number of messages on system
TNODE Total number of nodes on system
TUSER Total number of user slots on system
VER BBS version number
WHO Display status of all active nodes</pre>
SN Number of current message sub-board
SL &quot; &quot; padded and left justified (4 chars wide)
SR &quot; &quot; padded and right justified (4 chars wide)
SYSDATE Current system date
SYSOP Name of System Operator
SYSTIME Current system time
TCALLS Total number of logons for system
TFILE Total number of files on system
TIME Current system time
TMSG Total number of messages on system
TNODE Total number of nodes on system
TUSER Total number of user slots on system
VER BBS version number
WHO Display status of all active nodes</pre>
<pre><b>User Information</b>
<b>Code Description Ver
<b>Code Description Ver
</b>---------------------------------------------------------------------------
ADDR1 User's street address
ALIAS User's name or alias
BAUD User's connect rate (DCE) in bps
BDATE User's birthdate (MM/DD/YY)
BPS &lt;same as BAUD&gt;
BYTELIMIT User's free credits per day
BYTESLEFT User's total credits
CALLS Total number of logons for user
CID Caller's Caller-ID info or IP address 2.3c
CITY User's city
COMPANY User's company name or real name
CPU User's computer type (v2.x) or hostname (v3.x)
DATA &lt;same as PHONE&gt;
DATAPHONE &lt;same as PHONE&gt;
DAYBYTES Number of free credits used today by user
DLBYTES Total bytes downloaded by user
DLFILES Total files downloaded by user
DLKLIMIT User's total credits (in kilobytes)
DOWNK Total kilobytes downloaded by user
DOWNS &lt;same as DLFILES&gt;
EXDATE User's expiration date (MM/DD/YY)
EXPDATE &lt;same as EXDATE&gt;
EXPDAYS Days left before user expires
FIRST User's first name/alias
ADDR1 User's street address
ALIAS User's name or alias
BAUD User's connect rate (DCE) in bps
BDATE User's birthdate (MM/DD/YY)
BPS &lt;same as BAUD&gt;
BYTELIMIT User's free credits per day
BYTESLEFT User's total credits
CALLS Total number of logons for user
CID Caller's Caller-ID info or IP address <b>2.3c</b>
CITY User's city
COMPANY User's company name or real name
CPU User's computer type (v2.x) or hostname (v3.x)
DATA &lt;same as PHONE&gt;
DATAPHONE &lt;same as PHONE&gt;
DAYBYTES Number of free credits used today by user
DLBYTES Total bytes downloaded by user
DLFILES Total files downloaded by user
DLKLIMIT User's total credits (in kilobytes)
DOWNK Total kilobytes downloaded by user
DOWNS &lt;same as DLFILES&gt;
EXDATE User's expiration date (MM/DD/YY)
EXPDATE &lt;same as EXDATE&gt;
EXPDAYS Days left before user expires
FIRST User's first name/alias
FIRSTREAL User's first real/company name
FROM User's location (City, State)
HANDLE User's chat handle
HOMEPHONE &lt;same as PHONE&gt;
HOST &lt;same as CPU&gt; 2.3c
IP &lt;same as CID&gt; 2.3c
KBLEFT User's total credits (in kilobytes)
KBLIMIT User's free credits per day (in kilobytes)
LAST User's last name (alias)
LASTDATEON Date of user's last logon (MM/DD/YY)
LASTNEW Date of user's last new file scan (MM/DD/YY)
LASTON Date and time of user's last logon
LASTTIMEON Time of user's last logon (HH:MM am)
FROM User's location (City, State)
HANDLE User's chat handle
HOMEPHONE &lt;same as PHONE&gt;
HOST &lt;same as CPU&gt; <b>2.3c</b>
IP &lt;same as CID&gt; <b>2.3c</b>
KBLEFT User's total credits (in kilobytes)
KBLIMIT User's free credits per day (in kilobytes)
LAST User's last name (alias)
LASTDATEON Date of user's last logon (MM/DD/YY)
LASTNEW Date of user's last new file scan (MM/DD/YY)
LASTON Date and time of user's last logon
LASTTIMEON Time of user's last logon (HH:MM am)
LASTREAL User's last real/company name
LEFT &lt;same as MINLEFT&gt;
MAILW Number of mail messages waiting for current user
LEFT &lt;same as MINLEFT&gt;
MAILW Number of mail messages waiting for current user
MAILW:x Number of mail messages waiting for current user #x
MAILP Number of pending mail messages sent by current user
MAILP:x Number of pending mail messages sent by current user #x
MAXDK &lt;same as KBLIMIT&gt;
MEMO Date of user's last password modification
MEMO1 User's note
MEMO2 &lt;same as COMPANY&gt;
MINLEFT User's time left in minutes
MSGLEFT Total number of messages posted by user
MSGREAD Number of messages read by user this call
MSGSLEFT &lt;same as MSGLEFT&gt;
NAME User's name or alias
MAILP Number of pending mail messages sent by current user
MAILP:x Number of pending mail messages sent by current user #x
MAXDK &lt;same as KBLIMIT&gt;
MEMO Date of user's last password modification
MEMO1 User's note
MEMO2 &lt;same as COMPANY&gt;
MINLEFT User's time left in minutes
MSGLEFT Total number of messages posted by user
MSGREAD Number of messages read by user this call
MSGSLEFT &lt;same as MSGLEFT&gt;
NAME User's name or alias
NAME-L[...] User's name (padded and left justified)
NAME-R[...] User's name (padded and right justified)
NEWFILETIME Date and time of user's last new file scan
NUMTIMESON &lt;same as CALLS&gt;
PHONE User's phone number (###-###-####)
REAL User's real first name
SEC User's security level
SECURITY &lt;same as SEC&gt;
SINCE Date of user's first call (MM/DD/YY)
STATE User's state (from location)
TIMELEFT &lt;same as MINLEFT&gt;
TIMELIMIT Maximum time per call in minutes
TIMEON Time used this call in minutes
TIMEUSED &lt;same as TIMEON&gt;
TLEFT Time left (H:MM:SS)
TPERC Time allowed per call (H:MM:SS)
TPERD Time allowed per day (H:MM:SS)
TUSED Time used this call (H:MM:SS)
UPBYTES Total bytes uploaded by user
UPFILES Total files uploaded by user
UPK Total kilobytes uploaded by user
UPS &lt;same as UPFILES&gt;
USER User's name or alias (same as ALIAS)
NEWFILETIME Date and time of user's last new file scan
NUMTIMESON &lt;same as CALLS&gt;
PHONE User's phone number (###-###-####)
REAL User's real first name
SEC User's security level
SECURITY &lt;same as SEC&gt;
SINCE Date of user's first call (MM/DD/YY)
STATE User's state (from location)
TIMELEFT &lt;same as MINLEFT&gt;
TIMELIMIT Maximum time per call in minutes
TIMEON Time used this call in minutes
TIMEUSED &lt;same as TIMEON&gt;
TLEFT Time left (H:MM:SS)
TPERC Time allowed per call (H:MM:SS)
TPERD Time allowed per day (H:MM:SS)
TUSED Time used this call (H:MM:SS)
UPBYTES Total bytes uploaded by user
UPFILES Total files uploaded by user
UPK Total kilobytes uploaded by user
UPS &lt;same as UPFILES&gt;
USER User's name or alias (same as ALIAS)
ZIP User's zip/postal code </pre>
<pre><b>Display</b>
<b>Code Description Ver
<b>Code Description Ver
</b>---------------------------------------------------------------------------
AUTOMORE Toggle automatic pausing
BEEP Generate a beep
BELL &lt;same as BEEP&gt;
CLS Clear screen
CRLF carriage return/line-feed pair 3.0b
MENU:filename Display a menu file (from TEXT\MENU directory)
MSGREPLY Command key to reply to last message 3.0b
MSGREREAD Command key used to re-read last message 3.0b
NOPAUSE &lt;Same as POFF&gt;
MORE &lt;same as PAUSE&gt;
PAUSE Immediately produces a [Hit a key] prompt
PON Toggles automatic screen pause for everyone
POFF Toggles automatic screen pause for everyone
TYPE:filename Display a specific filename
UP Move cursor up one row (ANSI) 3.0b
UP:n Move cursor up n rows (ANSI) 3.0b
DOWN Move cursor down one row (ANSI) 3.0b
DOWN:n Move cursor down n rows (ANSI) 3.0b
RIGHT Move cursor right one column (ANSI) 3.0b
RIGHT:n Move cursor right n columns (ANSI) 3.0b
LEFT Move cursor left one column (ANSI) 3.0b
LEFT:n Move cursor left n columns (ANSI) 3.0b
GOTOXY:x,y Move cursor to x/y (1-based) (ANSI) 3.0b
PUSHXY Save current cursor position (ANSI) 3.0b
POPXY Restore saved cursor position (ANSI) 3.0b</pre>
AUTOMORE Toggle automatic pausing
BEEP Generate a beep
BELL &lt;same as BEEP&gt;
CLS Clear screen
CRLF Carriage return/line-feed pair <b>3.0b</b>
MENU:filename Display a menu file (from TEXT\MENU directory)
MSGREPLY Command key to reply to last message <b>3.0b</b>
MSGREREAD Command key used to re-read last message <b>3.0b</b>
NOPAUSE &lt;Same as POFF&gt;
MORE &lt;same as PAUSE&gt;
PAUSE Immediately produces a [Hit a key] prompt
PON Toggles automatic screen pause for everyone
POFF Toggles automatic screen pause for everyone
TYPE:filename Display a specific filename
UP Move cursor up one row (ANSI) <b>3.0b</b>
UP:n Move cursor up n rows (ANSI) <b>3.0b</b>
DOWN Move cursor down one row (ANSI) <b>3.0b</b>
DOWN:n Move cursor down n rows (ANSI) <b>3.0b</b>
RIGHT Move cursor right one column (ANSI) <b>3.0b</b>
RIGHT:n Move cursor right n columns (ANSI) <b>3.0b</b>
LEFT Move cursor left one column (ANSI) <b>3.0b</b>
LEFT:n Move cursor left n columns (ANSI) <b>3.0b</b>
GOTOXY:x,y Move cursor to x/y (1-based) (ANSI) <b>3.0b</b>
PUSHXY Save current cursor position (ANSI) <b>3.0b</b>
POPXY Restore saved cursor position (ANSI) <b>3.0b</b></pre>
<pre><b>Miscellaneous</b></pre>
<pre>There a few special Synchronet specific @-Codes which require a parameter
(following the colon and before the terminating @ symbol):</pre>
<pre><b>Code Description Ver
<pre><b>Code Description
</b>---------------------------------------------------------------------------
HANGUP Immediately disconnect user
SETSTR:STR Sets the current Baja command string to STR
EXEC:MODNAME Execute a loadable (Baja) module, EXEC\MODNAME.BIN
TYPE:FILENAME Display a specific filename (must specify path and file ext.)
MENU:FILENAME Display a menu file (from TEXT\MENU with automatic file ext.)
HANGUP Immediately disconnect user
SETSTR:STR Sets the current Baja command string to STR
EXEC:MODNAME Execute a loadable (Baja) module, EXEC\MODNAME.BIN
TYPE:FILENAME Display a specific filename (must specify path and file ext.)
MENU:FILENAME Display a menu file (from TEXT\MENU with automatic file ext.)
Synchronet command line specifiers may be used in the FILENAME parameter to
the TYPE: @-Code allowing symbolic replacment for specific Synchronet
......@@ -600,7 +600,7 @@ Attribute Codes) only affect the text that is displayed on the SAME LINE. When
using Synchronet color codes, the new color is retained from line to line until
another color code is processed or the end of the text is reached.
<b>Synchronet Format</b>
<b><font size="4">Synchronet Format</font></b>
The native Synchronet Color Code format (preferred) consists of a Control-A
followed by a singe character. The following is a list of valid Control-A
......@@ -608,42 +608,42 @@ Color Codes:
<b> Foreground Background
</b> ---------- ----------
Black K 0
Red R 1
Green G 2
Yellow Y 3
Blue B 4
Black K 0
Red R 1
Green G 2
Yellow Y 3
Blue B 4
Magenta M 5
Cyan C 6
White W 7
Cyan C 6
White W 7
<b>Attribute Description</b>
--------- -----------
High H High Intensity
Blink I Blinking
Normal N No Special Attributes (Normal)
Pause P Insert a Pause Prompt into message
High H High Intensity
Blink I Blinking
Normal N No Special Attributes (Normal)
Pause P Insert a Pause Prompt into message
Pause Reset Q Reset the line counter for the auto screen-pause
Delay , Insert a Tenth Second Delay into message
Delay ; Insert a Half Second Delay into message
Delay . Insert a Two Second Delay into message
Date D Display the system date
Time T Display the system time
Cls L Insert a Form Feed (Ctrl-L, Clear Screen) into message
Clreol &gt; Clear to End of Line (leave cursor in current position)
Bckspc &lt; Non-destructive backspace (Ctrl-H)
CR [ Carriage return (Ctrl-M)
LF ] Line feed (Ctrl-J)
Ctrl-A A Send an actual Ctrl-A character
Sync S Synchronize output with remote system
EOF Z End of displayable text in this file
Normal - Same as 'N' but only sends ANSI codes if the
High Intensity, Blinking, or Background attribute is
Delay , Insert a Tenth Second Delay into message
Delay ; Insert a Half Second Delay into message
Delay . Insert a Two Second Delay into message
Date D Display the system date
Time T Display the system time
Cls L Insert a Form Feed (Ctrl-L, Clear Screen) into message
Clreol &gt; Clear to End of Line (leave cursor in current position)
Bckspc &lt; Non-destructive backspace (Ctrl-H)
CR [ Carriage return (Ctrl-M)
LF ] Line feed (Ctrl-J)
Ctrl-A A Send an actual Ctrl-A character
Sync S Synchronize output with remote system
EOF Z End of displayable text in this file
Normal - Same as 'N' but only sends ANSI codes if the
(minus) High Intensity, Blinking, or Background attribute is
set.
Normal _ Same as 'N' but only sends ANSI codes if the
Blinking or Background attribute is set.
Normal _ Same as 'N' but only sends ANSI codes if the
(underscore) Blinking or Background attribute is set.
Synchronet also supports Special Control-A codes used to hide text from users
not meeting certain criteria (i.e.: Security Level or Flags from Flag Set #1).
......@@ -670,8 +670,7 @@ of each code's usage:
High Bit (greater than ASCII 127) Used for cursor right positioning.
<b>WWIV Format</b>
<b><font size="4">WWIV Format</font></b>
Synchronet also supports Color Codes which are native to WWIV BBS software.
These codes consist of a Control-C followed by a number (0 through 7):
......@@ -689,7 +688,7 @@ These codes consist of a Control-C followed by a number (0 through 7):
8 Low Intensity Blue
9 Low Intensity Cyan
<b>Celerity Format<u>
<b><font size="4">Celerity Format</font><u>
</u></b>
Synchronet also supports Color Codes which are native to Celerity BBS software.
These codes consist of a pipe symbol '|' followed by a letter (case sensitive):
......@@ -720,7 +719,7 @@ Example: &quot;|b|S|W&quot; would set the current color to high intensity white
Note: Due to conflicting escape sequences (namely, the pipe character),
Celerity color codes are not supported when using RIP terminal mode.
<b>Renegade Format</b>
<font size="4"><b>Renegade Format</b></font>
Synchronet also supports Color Codes which are native to Renegade BBS software.
These codes consist of a pipe symbol '|' followed by a number (0-23):
......@@ -758,32 +757,32 @@ Example: &quot;|15|17&quot; would set the current color to high intensity white
Note: Due to conflicting escape sequences (namely, the pipe character),
Renegade color codes are not supported when using RIP terminal mode.
<b>PCBoard/Wildcat Format</b>
<font size="4"><b>PCBoard/Wildcat Format</b>
</font>
Two of the Color Code formats which Synchronet supports (PCBoard and Wildcat)
use similar, yet cryptic, methods of displaying colors. The PCBoard method
uses the format &quot;@X&lt;Background&gt;&lt;Foreground&gt;&quot;, and Wildcat uses the format
&quot;@&lt;Background&gt;&lt;Foreground&gt;@&quot;. The following is a list of the Background and
Foreground choices available:
<b>&lt;Background&gt; Color Attribute &lt;Foreground&gt; Color Attribute</b>
------------ ----- --------- ------------ ----- ---------
0 Black Normal 0 Black Normal
1 Blue &quot; 1 Blue &quot;
2 Green &quot; 2 Green &quot;
3 Cyan &quot; 3 Cyan &quot;
4 Red &quot; 4 Red &quot;
5 Magenta &quot; 5 Magenta &quot;
6 Brown &quot; 6 Brown &quot;
7 White &quot; 7 White &quot;
8 Black Blinks Foreground 8 Black High Intensity
9 Blue &quot; 9 Blue &quot;
A Green &quot; A Green &quot;
B Cyan &quot; B Cyan &quot;
C Red &quot; C Red &quot;
D Magenta &quot; D Magenta &quot;
E Brown &quot; E Yellow &quot;
F White &quot; F White &quot;
<b>&lt;Background&gt; Color Attribute &lt;Foreground&gt; Color Attribute</b>
------------ ----- --------- ------------ ----- ---------
0 Black Normal 0 Black Normal
1 Blue &quot; 1 Blue &quot;
2 Green &quot; 2 Green &quot;
3 Cyan &quot; 3 Cyan &quot;
4 Red &quot; 4 Red &quot;
5 Magenta &quot; 5 Magenta &quot;
6 Brown &quot; 6 Brown &quot;
7 White &quot; 7 White &quot;
8 Black Blinks Foreground 8 Black High Intensity
9 Blue &quot; 9 Blue &quot;
A Green &quot; A Green &quot;
B Cyan &quot; B Cyan &quot;
C Red &quot; C Red &quot;
D Magenta &quot; D Magenta &quot;
E Brown &quot; E Yellow &quot;
F White &quot; F White &quot;
Example: &quot;@1F@&quot; in Wildcat format and &quot;@X1F&quot; in PCBoard format would set the
current color to high intensity white on a blue background.</pre>
......@@ -983,26 +982,26 @@ A User's alias (name, if Aliases not allowed)
B User's birth date
C User's computer type
D User's download bytes
G Guru's name
H Hang up on the user (immediately)
I System's QWK ID
J Current day of the month
L User's security level
M Current month
G Guru's name
H Hang up on the user (immediately)
I System's QWK ID
J Current day of the month
L User's security level
M Current month
N User's note (location, if Aliases not allowed)
O Sysop's name
O Sysop's name
P User's phone number
Q Quit chat
R User's real name (address, if Aliases not allowed)
S System name
T Current time
S System name
T Current time
U User's upload bytes
W Current day of the week
Y Current year
Z User's zip/postal code
W Current day of the week
Y Current year
Z User's zip/postal code
$ User's credits
# User's age
! Toggle The Guru's typing mistakes Off/On
! Toggle The Guru's typing mistakes Off/On
_ Pause in response
Three of the above response variables only have effect when the user is
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