
 There are 10 different userprofiles that can be used in 3 ways:

   ^hWhen calling systems with the autodialer
   When calling systems with the pointsystem
   Setting up users for the hostmode^n

 ^m╒═══════════╤════════════════════════════════╡^t Users/IEMSI ^m╞╕
 │           │                                               ^m│
 │^r User  1   ^m│^b■ ^hBo Bendtsen                                  ^m│
 │ ^nUser  2   ^m│  ^hGuest                                        ^m│
 │ ^nUser  3   ^m│  ^hTerminat                                     ^m│
 │ ^nUser  4   ^m│                                               │
 │ ^nUser  5   ^m│                                               │
 │ ^nUser  6   ^m│                                               │
 │ ^nUser  7   ^m│                                               │
 │ ^nUser  8   ^m│                                               │
 │ ^nUser  9   ^m│                                               │
 │ ^nUser 10   ^m│                                               │
 │           │                                               │
 │ ^nIEMSI     ^m│  ^hOn                                           ^m│
 │ ^nInfo time ^m│  ^h10                                           ^m│
 │ ^nLocation  ^m│  ^hTerminate 0.99 is ready                      ^m│
 │ ^nPhone #   ^m│  ^h42643827                                     ^m│
 │ ^nPrg. Pwd  ^m│  ^hOff                                          ^m│
 │ ^nSecurity  ^m│                                               │
 │           │                                               │
 │           │  ^n■ Active user                                ^m│
 ╘═══════════╧═══════════════════════════════════════════════╛^n

 ^hEdit user profiles^n

 ^m╒═══════════╤═══════════════╤════════════════════════╡^t User profile ^m╞╕
 │           │^r Username      ^m│ ^hBo Bendtsen                            ^m│
 │ ^nUser  1   ^m│ ^nPassword      ^m│ ^h......                                 ^m│
 │ ^nUser  2   ^m│ ^nPrg/host Pwd  ^m│                                        ^m│
 │ ^nUser  3   ^m│ ^nAddress       ^m│ ^h2:231/111.9999                         ^m│
 │ ^nUser  4   ^m│ ^nComment       ^m│                                        │
 │ ^nUser  5   ^m│ ^nHost settings ^m│                                        ^m│
 │ ^nUser  6   ^m├───────────────┴────────────────────────────────────────┤
 │ ^nUser  7   ^m│ ^nIEMSI Profile (Interactive Elec. Mail Standard Id.)    ^m│
 │ ^nUser  8   ^m├───────────────┬────────────────────────────────────────┤
 │ ^nUser  9   ^m│ ^nHandle        ^m│                                        ^m│
 │ ^nUser 10   ^m│ ^nZmodem 8k     ^m│ ^hYes                                    ^m│
 │           ^m│ ^nHot-keys      ^m│ ^hYes                                    ^m│
 │ ^nIEMSI     ^m│ ^nQuiet         ^m│ ^hNo                                     ^m│
 │ ^nInfo time ^m│ ^nPausing       ^m│ ^hYes                                    ^m│
 │ ^nLocation  ^m│ ^nEditor        ^m│ ^hYes                                    ^m│
 │ ^nPhone #   ^m│ ^nNews          ^m│ ^hYes                                    ^m│
 │ ^nPrg. Pwd  ^m│ ^nNew mail      ^m│ ^hYes                                    ^m│
 │           │ ^nNew files     ^m│ ^hNo                                     ^m│
 │           │ ^nScreen Clr    ^m│ ^hYes                                    ^m│
 │           │ ^nAuto chat     ^m│ ^hYes                                    ^m│
 ╘═══════════╧═══════════════╧════════════════════════════════════════╛^n

 ^hUsername^n

  The name of the user to use at logins and to show in the mailsession,
  and for a user calling Terminate in hostmode.

 ^hPassword^n

  Default password to send if no password is defined in the phonebook. Maybe
  you have a lot of places where you use the same password. You may think it
  does not matter, but you will never be sure who uses or abuses your user
  record in other places. If you use random passwords it is almost guaranteed
  that only you, and the persons that have access directly to the hardware
  will know your password, but ONLY ON THAT SYSTEM. If you use the same
  password all over, maybe a person that is angry with you will call up and
  write angry letters to the sysop.

 ^hPrg/host Pwd^n

  Program password can be asked when starting up Terminate to ensure that
  only you and nobody else uses your machine while you are gone for lunch.
  This password is also used when this person logs into the hostmode.
  Smart people could look inside TERMINAT.CFG so it is advised to also set
  encryption on phonebooks and the configuration file.

 ^hAddress^n

  The mailer address is explained in point setup - it is used together with
  the mailer system. Remember the address for user 1 is your ^hMAIN ADDRESS^n

 ^hComment^n

  If you enter anything here, the systemname in the point system will change
  from 'Terminate mailer' to this name. You can also use it to remember any
  small notes.

 ^hHost settings^n

  ^m╒════════════════╤═══════════════╡^t Host settings ^m╞╕
  │ ^nAccess         ^m│ ^hSupervisor                     ^m│
  │ ^nCallback       ^m│ ^hNo                             ^m│
  │ ^nDial prefix    ^m│ ^hATDT                           ^m│
  │ ^nPhone number   ^m│                                ^m│
  ╘════════════════╧════════════════════════════════╛^n

  ^hAccess^n

   Either Supervisor or normal. A supervisor has complete access to your
   computer. A normal user only has limited access. More info in hostmode.
   For security reasons a Supervisor must always have a password defined.
   If there is no password defined in ^hPrg/host Pwd^n the Supervisor
   option cannot be turned on.

  ^hCallback^n

   When a user has callback enabled, Terminate will hangup the line
   and call back the user.

  ^hDial prefix^n

   What prefix to use with this callback record

  ^hPhone number^n

   The number to callback

 ^hUser IEMSI settings^n

  When you call a system that supports IEMSI logins, you can set these
  parameters before calling the system:

   Handle         Also known as alias
   Zmodem 8k      When logging on with IEMSI and this function is enabled
                  then a 'ZAP' flag will also be presented in protocol flags,
                  'ZAP,ZMO,KER' without this enabled only 'ZMO,KER'.
                  When receiving the server package Terminate will test for
                  the 'ZAP' flag in capabilities and then enable the
                  ZedZap (Zmodem 8k) protocol instead of the normal Zmodem.
                  At the present time only RemoteAccess 2.00 (release ver.)
                  will support this. Then when autodownloading ZedZap will be
                  selected. When uploading Terminate will place the menubar
                  on ZedZap to inform you that this protocol is needed.
   Hot-keys       Use hotkey on the system
   Quiet          Turn on/off online messages from other users
   Pausing        Turn the MORE Yes/no etc. prompts on/off
   Editor         Use fullscreen editor
   News           Watch the NEWS bulletins at login
   New mail       Search for new mail at login
   New files      Search for new files at login
   Screen Clr     Allow system to send screen clears
   Auto chat      Allow the fullscreen chatter to be used automatic

 ^hIEMSI^n

  Allow Terminate to try logging on with IEMSI. You can also use a login
  script with the !I parameter if you do not want to globally turn off
  IEMSI logins.

 ^hInfo time^n

  When a IEMSI connection results, how long you want the information to be
  shown on screen in 1/10 seconds. You can always recall the window by
  pressing Alt-F4.

 ^hLocation^n

  Your city and country. This will be transferred in the IEMSI and
  EMSI (mail) sessions.

 ^hPhone #^n

  Your phone number can also be transfered in IEMSI and EMSI sessions.

 ^hPrg. Pwd (Program password)^n

  Ask for password when starting Terminate. All 10 Prg.Pwd can be used. If
  you forget your password and have set encryption on configuration and
  phonebooks, just delete the configuration file, then the phonebooks will be
  decrypted.

 ^hSecurity^n

  Prevent unauthorised users (particularly in corporate and network
  environments) from tampering with approved settings or using
  unauthorised 'phonebooks.

  ^m╒═══════════════════╤═══════════╡^t Security ^m╞╕
  │ ^nConfiguration     ^m│                       │
  │ ^nPhonebook         ^m│                       │
  │ ^nPoint system      ^m│                       │
  │ ^nFile manager      ^m│                       │
  │ ^nScreen blanker    ^m│                       │
  │ ^nSecurity menu     ^m│                       │
  │ ^nSystem Searcher   ^m│                       │
  │ ^nEncrypt logfile   ^m│                       │
  ╘═══════════════════╧═══════════════════════╛^n

  ^hConfiguration^n

   If you enter a password here, then all users will be prompted
   for this password whenever they press Alt-O. Remember that if
   YOU forget this password your entire setup will be lost. You
   must enter a password HERE if you want to protect the following
   menus:

  ^hPhonebook^n

   Whenever the user wants to use a new phonebook or change anything in
   an existing phonebook this password must be entered.

  ^hPoint system^n

   When pressing Alt-F7 to enter the point system, this password must be
   known by the user.

  ^hFile manager^n

   When pressing Alt-F to enter the file manager, this password must be
   known by the user.

  ^hScreen blanker^n

   If the screen blanker activates, this password must be entered to
   defeat it - for example if you leave your machine for an
   unexpectedly long period.

  ^hSystem Searcher^n

   Protect the Alt-F8 menu with an extra password

  ^hSecurity menu^n

   If you want users to have access to the configuration, but not to this
   menu, just enter any password here.

  ^hEncrypt logfile^n

    ^m╒════════════════════════╤═════════════════════════╡^t Encrypted logfile ^m╞╕
    │ ^nSecondary logfile      ^m│ ^hF:\SYSTEM\LOGFILES\T-USER%NET%.LOG           ^m│
    │ ^nPassword               ^m│ ^hSECRET                                       ^m│
    │ ^nDecrypt/View logfile   ^m│                                              │
    ╘════════════════════════╧══════════════════════════════════════════════╛^n

    ^hSecondary logfile^n

    If you want to keep an extra logfile of the users activity, you can
    enter the filename in here. If you are on a network like Novell, then
    the user should only have Create/Write access to this directory where
    your extra logfiles are located. When you are using a network with
    several users, you should always have an environment variable for each
    machine with a number like: SET NET=07. This would create a file called
    T-USER07.LOG in F:\SYSTEM\LOGFILES.

    ^hPassword^n

    If you also want to encrypt this secondary logfile, you can enter
    a password here.

    ^hDecrypt/View logfile^n

    This extra logfile is written in a database format. If it is encrypted
    the only way to view it is from this menu. Remember to protect at least
    the Security Menu with a password as well.

