  (A)scii Color - on/off
  ----------------------
  This command,  when enabled,  will allow  color on  those systems  properly
  configured.   There are  three requirements  before this will work.  First,
  the caller must have set his communication parameters to 8 bits, no parity.
  Secondly, he  must be running software which supports this option.  Qmodem,
  Procomm, and Pibterm are three such examples. Most require that ANSI.SYS be
  installed on the home system. This can be done by putting the line DEVICE =
  ANSI.SYS in the CONFIG.SYS file.  Thirdly, he must have a color monitor.
  
  (C)hange Directory
  ------------------
  This command allows a caller to move within the hard drive.  A knowledge of
  path and  sub-directory protocol  is advisable.  Entering '\'  alone  would
  change to  the root  directory.   Typing '\games' may change to the 'games'
  directory. You may NOT enter a drive specifier here.
  
  (D)ownload File
  ---------------
  Entering 'D' from the menu will allow you to download (send) a program from
  this system.  Xmodem (checksum  & CRC)  and ASCII  protocols are supported.
  You may NOT enter a directory or drive specifier here.
  
  (F)ile Directory
  ----------------
  This option will give you a listing of the various files and directories on
  the system.  Directories will be contained within ()'s, as (DBASE) would be
  a valid directory.
  
  (G)oodbye
  ---------
  Self explainatory.  Logs off the caller.
  
  (H)elp with Host
  ----------------
  Displays this text file.
  
  (L)og New Drive
  ---------------
  This is the provision for changing the default logged drive.
  
  (O)perator Chat
  ---------------
  Selecting this  option will summons the SysOp and if answered, will provide
  for real-time conversation via the keyboards.
  
  (M)essage to SysOp
  ------------------
  This is  the only  provision for  leaving mail.   Only the Systems Operator
  will be able to read the message.
  
  (P)rogram Descripts
  -------------------
  The file  listed by  this option is created when a program is uploaded by a
  caller.   It can  be edited by the sysop to reflect the proper subdirectory
  the uploaded file was transfered to.
  
  (S)earch for File
  -----------------
  This selection will search every subdirectory for the wildcard/filespec you
  specify and give  the path if found.  It will  ONLY FIND THE FIRST MATCH IN
  EACH SUBDIRECTORY.  You are advised  to make each  wildcard  as specific as
  possible.
  
  (U)pload File
  -------------
  This function  is simular  to the  Download option, except the file is sent
  from the  caller to  the host  system.   A provision is made for entering a
  description of the uploaded file.
  
  
  ALL THE ABOVE COMMANDS ARE SUBJECT TO CLEARANCE LEVELS!
  It is  possible to  be denied access to either a file, drive, or directory.
  Ask the SysOp for details.
  
  The SysOp  is able  to send  mail to  a user.   If  mail is waiting for the
  caller, it will be send just after log on.
