(rather than "No description given") if the real filename is different than
the one in the database (e.g. it's a long filename).

scrn() should be called, and the second indicates if the bottom bar should
be displayed by UIFC.
SyncTERM menus no longer overwrite the whole screen.

a program to disable the time display and effectivly run without calling
uscrn() first.  Not of course that the status bar needs dealing with too.

graphics along with the colours and background fill char and not requiring
a "full" uifc re-init for the menu.

tranfer debugging.

Both win32cio.c and console.c use remarkably similar tables with significant
overlap.  These should be unified and expanded as necessary... they
currently don't completely agree on everything and each has keys that the
other doesn't.

pointer itself)

standard historical modem speeds.

line (It's not malloc()ed otherwise!)

Fix up the UIFC menus a bit (e.g. use WIN_ORG for top-level menu and WIN_ACT
for BBS-entry-edit menu).

the working variable)

set the speed, use this:

Communication Speed 	CSI Ps1; Ps2 * r 	n/a 	n/a 	DECSCS

Ps1             Comm Line       Ps2     Communication Speed
none, 0, 1      Host Transmit   none, 0 Use default speed.
2               Host Receive    1       300
3               Printer         2       600
4               Modem Hi        3       1200
5               Modem Lo        4       2400
                                5       4800
                                6       9600
                                7       19200
                                8       38400
                                9       57600
                                10      76800
                                11      115200

The 7-bit CSI is ESC[ so:
ESC[0;6*r will select 9600bps
ESC[*r will go back to what the user has chosen
This is a new-ish VT extension... if you want some other terminal to support
it, you'll have to irritate the heck outta the developer (and they'll
probobly only be interested if they specialize in BBS stuff)

Communication Speed 	CSI Ps1; Ps2 * r 	n/a 	n/a 	DECSCS

Ps1             Comm Line       Ps2     Communication Speed
none, 0, 1      Host Transmit   none, 0 Use default speed.
2               Host Receive    1       300
3               Printer         2       600
4               Modem Hi        3       1200
5               Modem Lo        4       2400
                                5       4800
                                6       9600
                                7       19200
                                8       38400
                                9       57600
                                10      76800
                                11      115200

So, ESC [ ; 6 * r will set 9600bps
ESC [ * r will set the speed back to full when done.