
              ^t-=>  T E R M I N A T E    P H O N E B O O K  <=-^n

 TERMINATE indicates which phone directory file is in use. In this example
 TERMINAT.FON has been loaded. The comment ( Private phonebook ) can be
 changed in the ^hO^nther menu. The first ░·░░░░ field is a menubar that
 indicates where you are in the current phonebook. This will change if you
 press ^hCursor Up/Down^n. The second menubar is controlled by ^hcursor Left/right^n
 and will allow you to see almost anything about the current entries on
 screen.
^h ▌                       TERMINAT ( Private phonebook )                     ▐
 ▌  #  Name ░·░░░░░░░░░░░░░ ·░░░░░░░░ Phone Number              Baud Comm.  ▐
 █▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄█
    2
    3  ─Get newest Terminate here─    ──────────────────────── 19200 8-N-1
    4   ▄▄▄▄▄
    5  ████████▄            Line 1    42643827                 19200 8-N-1
    6  ███▌ ▀████           Line 2    43628230                 19200 8-N-1
    7  ███    ███▌          Line 3    43627750                 19200 8-N-1
    8  ███▌   ▐██▌          Line 4    43625880                 19200 8-N-1
    9  ▐███  ▄███▌          Line 5    43625230                 19200 8-N-1
   10  ▐████████▀ AN BBS    Line 6    43623990                 19200 8-N-1
   11     ▀▀▀▀              ISDN 7,8  43661070                 64000 8-N-1
   12  ───────────────────────────    ──────────────────────── 19200 8-N-1
   14
 █▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀█
 ▌ ··<>  Ins/Del  Add  Edit/View  Dial  Manual  Find    Tag: Space, +-* All ▐
 ▌ Sort Import Phonebook Other Global Save Voicecall Copy Cap Note Warndays ▐
^n
 ^bIns^nert

  Inserts a new entry at menubar.

 ^bDel^nete

  Delete entry at menubar or all tagged entries.

 ^bA^n

  Add a new entry at the bottom of the phonebook.

 ^bD^n (^hRETURN^n)

  Dial the system (or tagged systems) and try to connect.
  You can use the Quickdial just by start typing any number 0..9 to
  tag several entries. You can also turn this quick dial bar on in the
  toggles menu. Each number should seperated by a space: 5 6 7 8 9 10
  will tag and start dialing entries 5-10. To use a keyword instead
  press 0, delete the 0 and type the keyword, then will systems where the
  keyword matches be dialed.

  ^m╒══════════════╤════════════════════════════════════════════╡^t AutoDialer ^m╞╕
  │ ^nDial start   ^m│  ^h2-Jun-1993 16.23.16     ^nEntries tagged   ^h1              ^m│
  │ ^nAttempt      ^m│  ^h2-Jun-1993 16.23.17     ^nTry #^h1   ^nAborting in  ^b3^n seconds ^m│
  ├──────────────┼──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
  │ ^nSystem       ^m│ ^hDANBBS Line 1                                            ^m│
  │ ^nUsername     ^m│ ^hBo Bendtsen                                              ^m│
  │ ^nPhone        ^m│ ^h42643827                                                 ^m│
  │ ^nComment 1    ^m│ ^hHere you can always get the newest                       ^m│
  │ ^nComment 2    ^m│ ^hupdates of Terminate                                     ^m│
  │ ^nPassword     ^m│ ^h........                                                 ^m│
  │              │ ^nConnects       ^h      6    ^nBaud                 ^h9600      ^m│
  │              │ ^nDownload kb    ^h     53    ^nUpload kb            ^h   0      ^m│
  │              │ ^nTime used      ^h0.08.47    ^nCosts      kr        ^h2,89      ^m│
  │ ^nLast attempt ^m│                                                          │
  │ ^nNext system  ^m│                                                          │
  ├──────────────┴──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
  │ ^bA^ndd 15  ^bU^nntag  ^bE^ndit  ^bR^netry  ^bSpace^n=cycle  ^bReturn^n=abort  ESC=hangup/abort ^m│
  ├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
  │ ^hATDT42643827                                                            ^m│
  ╘╡^t Alt-J DOS ^m╞═══════════════════════════════════════════════════╡^t Modem ^m╞╛^n

  ^bA^ndd 15

   Extend dial time by 15 seconds. Remember to set your modem dial time as
   high as possible (S7=255).

  ^bU^nntag

   Untag entry and dial next number.

  ^bE^ndit

   Edit this phone entry while dialing.

  ^bR^netry

   Retry number at once.

  ^bSpace^n=cycle

   Call next tagged number or the same number if no tagged entries.

  ^bReturn^n=abort ^bESC^n=hangup/abort

   Pressing return will start to abort the dialer, but assume that the
   connection will come through in terminal mode. Pressing ESC will first
   hangup the call and then abort the auto-dialer. In toggles you can reverse
   these two keys so they work the other way around.

 ^bM^n

  Manual dial. Jumps to the manual dial menu, here you can call modem or
  voice numbers without having them in the phonebook.

   ^m╒════════════════════╤══════════════════════════════╡^t Manual dialing ^m╞╕
   │ ^nDial modem number  ^m│ ^h42643827                                       ^m│
   │ ^nDial voice number  ^m│ ^h42643827                                       ^m│
   │ ^nSearch nodelist    ^m│ ^h111                                            ^m│
   │ ^nNodelist 1         ^m│ ^hUTILS\NODELIST.*                               ^m│
   │ ^nNodelist 2         ^m│ ^hC:\NODELIST\NODELIST.*                         ^m│
   │ ^nNodelist 3         ^m│                                                ^m│
   │ ^nEdit manual record ^m│                                                ^m│
   ╘════════════════════╧════════════════════════════════════════════════╛^n

  Record 0 in all phone books will be used to store the last manual dial you
  made. So the costs used and other statistics can be kept up to date.
  Enter the number at Dial modem number / Dial voice number or search for
  the number in the nodelists. You can also edit the manual record if you
  want to setup special emulations or keymaps or anything. When you have
  entered the number in line 1 or 2, press RETURN again for dialing.

 ^bF^n

  Find entry. When you start to type a search string, the picture will
  change in the background to entries that match your search string.
  You can press Ctrl-Enter to find next match with same search string.
  The fields that will be compared are: System name, Number, Password
  and comments 1+2.
^h
                        ╒═══════╡ Speed search ╞╕
                        │^r DAN BBS               ^h│
                        ╘══ Ctrl-Enter = Next ══╛
^n
 ^bSPACE^h

  Tag/untag entries for dialling, copying, deletion.

 ^b+^n

  Tag all entries.

 ^b-^n

  Untag all entries.

 ^b*^n

  Invert tags. All untagged will be tagged and all tagged will be untagged.

 ^bS^n

  Sort menu, here you can sort the entire phonebook or a range. A range
  indicates which entries to be sorted, start-stop.

                      ^m╒══════════════╡^t Sort menu ^m╞╕
                      │ ^nSet Range (   ^h1^n-^h14^n  )     ^m│
                      │^r Names ascending           ^m│
                      │ ^nNames descending          ^m│
                      │ ^nNumbers ascending         ^m│
                      │ ^nNumbers descending        ^m│
                      │ ^nMost connects             ^m│
                      │ ^nLast called               ^m│
                      │ ^nComment 1                 ^m│
                      │ ^nComment 2                 ^m│
                      │ ^nPassword                  ^m│
                      │ ^nColor                     ^m│
                      │ ^nName to use               ^m│
                      │ ^nBaudrate                  ^m│
                      ╘═══════════════════════════╛^n

 ^bI^n

  Import menu. In this menu you can import phonebooks from other terminal
  programs and also import BBS-lists, commafiles, nodelists.
  This menu can also Export your phonebook to a commafile, textfile or
  printer.
               ^m╒════════════════════╡^t Import/Export menu ^m╞╕
               │ ^nImport: Telix phonebook        3.1x/3.2x ^m│
               │ ^nImport: Qmodem phonebook            4.3x ^m│
               │ ^nImport: Qmodem phonebook            5.0x ^m│
               │ ^nImport: Qmodem Pro phonebook        1.00 ^m│
               │ ^nImport: TeleMate phonebook     3.10/4.00 ^m│
               │ ^nImport: FrontDoor user-profiles     2.xx ^m│
               │ ^nImport: FrontDoor phonebook         2.xx ^m│
               │ ^nImport: Procomm phonebook          2.4.x ^m│
               │ ^nImport: PCPLUS phonebook            1.00 ^m│
               │ ^nImport: PCPLUS phonebook            2.0x ^m│
               │ ^nImport: Procomm+ for Windows        1.00 ^m│
               │ ^nImport: Communiqué                  2.00 ^m│
               │ ^nImport: RenCom Pro                  2.00 ^m│
               │^r Import: Definable BBSlist                ^m│
               │ ^nImport: Nodelist segment                 ^m│
               │ ^nImport: Find/import nodes from nodelist  ^m│
               │ ^nImport: Commafile                        ^m│
               │ ^nExport: Commafile                        ^m│
               │ ^nExport: Phonebook to printer/textfile    ^m│
               │ ^nExport: Userprofiles to textfile         ^m│
               ╘══════════════════════════════════════════╛^n

  If the import of a phonebook goes wrong and there is suddenly a lot of
  garbage in the phonebook, just mark all the entries and press DELETE to
  remove them again.

  ^hBBSlist^n

   ^m╒═════════════════════╤════════════════╡^t Import from definable BBSlist ^m╞╕
   │^r Start converting    ^m│                                                 │
   │ ^nFilename            ^m│ ^hDK-BBS.TXT                                      ^m│
   │ ^nName     start/stop ^m│ ^h    1      24                                   ^m│
   │ ^nNumber   start/stop ^m│ ^h   26      33                                   ^m│
   │ ^nBaud     start/stop ^m│ ^h   35      39                                   ^m│
   │ ^nComment1 start/stop ^m│ ^h   49      79                                   ^m│
   │ ^nComment2 start/stop ^m│ ^h   81     108                                   ^m│
   │ ^nPassword start/stop ^m│ ^h    0       0                                   ^m│
   ├─────────────────────┴─────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
   │ ^nIf start or stop is 0 field will be skipped                           ^m│
   │ ^nA line starts at 1 and ends at 255, both positions will be included   ^m│
   ╘═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╛^n

   This allows you to import any textfile with any format you might like to
   specify. The start/stop values is the positions on the lines where the
   import function will grab the value or string. The baudrate will be
   grabbed into a string then Terminate will test the 2 first places and
   assume the following.
   ^h12->1200 , 24->2400 , 48->4800 , 96->9600 , 14->14400 , 16->16800^n
   So if the baudrate is grabbed from '14400 HST/V32' then 14400 is used.
   This was made because some BBS-lists only give you the first 2 numbers
   of the baudrate, so that more information can be put on the same line.
   Look in the DK-BBS.TXT file for some examples.

  ^hImport from nodelists^n

   A complete segment can be imported. This could be used to import your
   fidonet's list of all the nodes in your net. It must be a raw, uncompiled
   standard fidonet nodelist.

  ^hImport/Export comma separated files^n

   Some database program will be able to import comma delimited files so just
   export and look in the file. The first line in an exported file will
   always show the format used in Terminate.

  ^hExport: Phonebook to printer/textfile^n

   Here you can print out the entire or part of the phonebook. You can also
   select if you only want tagged entries to be exported. You can limit the
   export to 80 chars, then only the most important information is exported.
   Remember if you export to another printer you should choose textfile
   and enter LPT2 or LPT3.

 ^bP^n

  Change phonebook, if you have several phonebooks. It is advisable to use as
  small a phonebook as possible to save memory. You could import a BBS list
  or a nodelist segment. And then only copy single entries to your daily
  phonebook with the copy function. You could also have a phonebook for your
  private needs and one for your work. Try to divide it up in smaller books
  to make it easier for you to find the numbers again. You could also
  separate the groups by giving the entries a different color for each group.
  
 ^bO^n

  Other functions. Here you can change the comment for the phonebook, see the
  totals for the phonebook and a complete cost calculation for one year back.
  Terminate has one of the most advanced cost calculation features found in
  any terminal program. Thanks to many users in different countries, it
  should come very close to your real bill.
  You can print out (or save in file) a LARGE report, telling you all the
  information on this page and cost information statistics for every phone
  entry in the phonebook. You could use this to give to your company to prove
  you really have used the phone so much if they are paying.

 ^m╒═══════════════════╤═════════════════════════════════╡^t Other information ^m╞╕
 │ ^nPhonebook comment ^m│ ^hPrivate phonebook                        Size: 120kb ^m│
 │ ^nTotal connects    ^m│ ^h0                                                    ^m│
 │ ^nTotal time used   ^m│ ^h  0.00.00                                            ^m│
 │ ^nTotal transfered  ^m│ ^nUpload kb: ^h0           ^nDownload kb:   ^h0              ^m│
 ├───────────────────┼──────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
 │ ^nGenerate report   ^m│             ^nC O S T    S T A T I S T I C S           ^m│
 │                   │                                                      │
 │ ^nMay          1992 ^m│      ┌────────────────────┐       ^h$             0,00 ^m│
 │ ^nJune         1992 ^m│      │ ^nLast 2 months      ^m│       ^h$             0,00 ^m│
 │ ^nJuly         1992 ^m│      │ ^h$             0,00 ^m│       ^h$             0,00 ^m│
 │ ^nAugust       1992 ^m│      │ ^nLast 3 months      ^m│       ^h$             0,00 ^m│
 │ ^nSeptember    1992 ^m│      │ ^h$             0,00 ^m│       ^h$             0,00 ^m│
 │ ^nOctober      1992 ^m│      │ ^nLast 6 months      ^m│       ^h$             0,00 ^m│
 │ ^nNovember     1992 ^m│      │ ^h$             0,00 ^m│       ^h$             0,00 ^m│
 │ ^nDecember     1992 ^m│      │ ^nLast 9 months      ^m│       ^h$             0,00 ^m│
 │ ^nJanuary      1993 ^m│      │ ^h$             0,00 ^m│       ^h$             0,00 ^m│
 │ ^nFebruary     1993 ^m│      └────────────────────┘       ^h$             0,00 ^m│
 │ ^nMarch        1993 ^m│                                   ^h$             0,00 ^m│
 │ ^nApril        1993 ^m│      ^nPhonebook                    ^h$             0,00 ^m│
 │ ^nApril        1993 ^m│      ^nManual+Pointsystem           ^h$             0,00 ^m│
 │                   │                                   ^b────────────────── ^m│
 │ ^nTotal             ^m│                                   ^h$             0,00 ^m│
 ╘═══════════════════╧══════════════════════════════════════════════════════╛
^n
 ^bG^n

  The global menu. The functions in this menu can change more than 1 entry at
  a time. Almost every important function can be changed globally or in a
  specified range of entries. For example, you could change the baudrate for
  entries 5 - 10, by changing first the range and then choose change baud.

                  ^m╒═══════════════════╡^t Global edit ^m╞╕
                  │ ^nSet Range (   ^h1^n-^h14^n  )            ^m│
                  │ ^nOnly tagged                  ^hNo  ^m│
                  │^r Find/Replace baud                ^m│
                  │ ^nChange baud rates                ^m│
                  │ ^nChange device                    ^m│
                  │ ^nAuto login                       ^m│
                  │ ^nDownload path                    ^m│
                  │ ^nUsername                         ^m│
                  │ ^nColors                           ^m│
                  │ ^nTerminal                         ^m│
                  │ ^nProtocol                         ^m│
                  │ ^nDial prefix                      ^m│
                  │ ^nTag entries in range             ^m│
                  │ ^nStrip/Insert '-' in number  3    ^m│
                  │ ^nFind/Tag                         ^m│
                  │ ^nTag bad phonenumbers             ^m│
                  │ ^nTag all with password            ^m│
                  │ ^nCopy password to range           ^m│
                  │ ^nClear last call                  ^m│
                  │ ^nClear costs                      ^m│
                  │ ^nClear time used                  ^m│
                  │ ^nEcho=Off, Strip=Off, BS=On       ^m│
                  │ ^nClear connects                   ^m│
                  ╘══════════════════════════════════╛^n

 ^bV^n

  Save the phonebook at once. The phonebook is always saved if any changes
  have been made or any numbers have been dialled. The phonebook is saved
  whenever you change to a new phonebook or exit Terminate.
  When saving a phonebook and the backup system is enabled (default), the
  current .FON will be renamed to .PBK and the new phonebook will be saved as
  .FON. If the .FON file is missing Terminate will try to load the .PBK file.
  This function is normally used where you have made a lot of changes and
  want to be sure nothing can go wrong, eg: in a DOS-shell or anywhere else
  that could cause the machine to hang.

 ^bL^n

  Voicecall. Allows you to call human beings. The screen has information on
  current time, how much time has elapsed and the cost of the call. When the
  modem has dialled, pick up the real 'phone and press the spacebar.

           ^m╒═══════════╤═══════════════════════╡^t Voice call ^m╞╕
           │ ^nHuman     ^m│ ^hBo Bendtsen                         ^m│
           │ ^nNumber    ^m│ ^h4264???? (Ohh now I forgot)         ^m│
           │ ^nTime      ^m│ ^h16:05:12                            ^m│
           │ ^nTime used ^m│ ^h00:05:23                            ^m│
           │ ^n$         ^m│ ^h    1,25                            ^m│
           ├───────────┴─────────────────────────────────────┤
           │                                                 │
           │ ^nPick up phone then press space. Esc to abort    ^m│
           │ ^nDelaying in   60                                ^m│
           │                                                 │
           ╘═════════════════════════════════════════════════╛^n

 ^bC^n

  Copy entries to other places in the phonebook or to another phonebook.

 ^bT^n (^hAlt-L^n)

  Capture file. Edit the capture file for the entry under the menubar, if it
  is specified in the entry.

 ^bN^n (^hAlt-N^n)

  Notes. Each phonebook entry can have a comment file attached. It will be
  placed in the same directory as the phonebooks. You can enter any kind of
  information you like here.

 ^bW^n

  Warn days. Will flash all entries which have not been dialled for a set
  number of days (default 30 days). Useful if you do not want to be deleted
  by a system. Normally, users records on public BBS's are deleted if they
  have not called for 1-3 months. Now you can know quickly which entries
  you need to call to avoid deletion.

 ^bAlt-J^n

  Invokes DOS-shell

 ^bAlt-X^n

  Exit Terminate

                  ^t-=>  E D I T    P H O N E E N T R Y  <=-^n

 ^bE^n

 ^m╒═══════════════════╤═════════════════════════════╡^t View/Edit phone entry ^m╞╕
 │^r System name       ^m│ ^hDAN BBS              Line 1 ^m│                        │
 │ ^bP^nhone number      ^m│ ^h42643827                    ^m│ ^b1 ^nLocal Echo       ^hOff ^m│
 │ ^bD^nevice            ^m│ ^hCOM1 19200 8N1              ^m│ ^b2 ^nStripHigh        ^hOff ^m│
 │ ^bU^nser profile      ^m│ ^hBo Bendtsen                 ^m│ ^b3 ^nRcvd BS dest     ^hOn  ^m│
 │ ^nPass^bw^nord          ^m│                             ^m│ ^b4 ^nColor            ■   ^m│
 │ ^bO^npening hours     ^m│ ^h00:00 - 24:00               ^m│                        │
 │ ^bT^nerminal          ^m│ ^hAvatar/Ansi                 ^m└────────────────────────┤
 │ ^nDial prefi^bx       ^m│ ^hATDT                                                 ^m│
 │ ^nDial su^bf^nfix       ^m│ ^h^M                                                   ^m│
 │ ^bC^nomm. information ^m│ ^h14400,8N1                                            ^m│
 │ ^bA^nutologin         ^m│ ^hEscapes, Name, Password                              ^m│
 │ ^nComment 1         ^m│ ^hHst, v32, only above 9600                            ^m│
 │ ^nComment 2         ^m│ ^h├──────────────────────────────────────┤             ^m│
 │ ^nDown^bl^noad path     ^m│ ^hI:\                                                  ^m│
 │ ^nKeyboard mapping  ^m│         ^n.KBD                                         ^m│
 │ ^nTranslation table ^m│         ^n.XLT                                         ^m│
 │ ^nCapture file      ^m│         ^n.CAP                                         ^m│
 │ ^bN^note file         ^m│         ^n.NOT                                         ^m│
 │ ^nClear last call   ^m│                                                      ^m│
 │ ^nTime used/Connects^m│ ^nTime used:     ^h0.00.00    ^nConnects   :   ^h0           ^m│
 │ ^nTransfer guess    ^m│ ^nUpload kb:   ^h0            ^nDownload kb:   ^h0           ^m│
 │ ^nCosts used        ^m│ ^nTotal    :       ^h0,00     ^nThis month :       ^h0,00    ^m│
 ╘═══════════════════╧══════════════════════════════════════════════════════╛
   ^nName of the system to call

 ^hSystem name^n
  Name of the system or person this entry describes

 ^hPhone number^n
  Number to dial to reach the system or person

 ^hDevice^n
  For every system you can specify a device. The devices can be set up in the
  configuration. This is mostly used if you have several modems connected to
  your system. You can select between all available devices or choose to use
  the default or current device. If you choose the current device, the Com
  Port will not be changed at all when dialling. If the default device is
  chosen, then the startup device will be used.
  If the device is changed before dialing, then init string for this device
  will be sent before sending the dial command.
  For more information, see how to setup a device.

 ^hUser profile^n
  Which name and default password should be used for the autologin procedure.
  If the autologin fails, you can press ^hAlt-N^n to send the username manually
  and ^hAlt-S^n to send the password.

 ^hPassword^n
  Used at autologin procedure, if you do not define a separate password for
  each entry, the default password for the active user profile is used.

 ^hOpening hours^n
  Some systems are only open for a limited time during the day or night.
  You can specify the opening and closing time and then Terminate will warn
  you and ask if you are sure you want to call anyway.

 ^hTerminal^n
  Choose which kind of emulations the remote end supports. Look at the Help
  for Terminal Emulation to get more information. Press ^hAlt-T^n in terminal
  mode to change.

 ^hDial prefix^n
 ^hDial suffix^n
  In Terminate you can choose between 6 dial prefixes. 1-5 are normal
  prefixes and 6 should be used for international calls, but you can also use
  them for any purpose you find right. Normally 'ATDT' is used for Hayes
  compatible modems. That starts the modem tone dialling a number. AT is the
  Hayes `ATtention' that prefixes most commands. If Pulse dialling is needed
  you would choose ATDP.
  The suffix is what to send after the number has been sent to the modem.
  Terminate dials like this:

    Prefix + Number + Suffix
    ATDT43623990^M

  The ^M means Return (Ascii #13), it will be replaced with a #13.

 ^hComm. information^n
  These fields are only used for information about the remote system - they
  will not affect communication parameters in any way. So you can specify
  here if the system is using a bps rate your modem supports even though you
  perhaps always use 19200 or 38400 in the device. Terminate will insert the
  connect bps rate at the phone entry every time you call a system (including
  7200, 12000, 14400, 16800, 24000, 28800, 64000, 128000) to inform you which 
  bps rate the system last accepted when you called. This feature can be 
  turned off in configuration. Note that there is a big difference in connect 
  bps and the bps (DTE speed) between your modem and computer.

            DTE-speed            DCE-speed            DTE-speed
  Computer ─────────── Modem ────phoneline──── Modem ─────────── Computer
      (DTE=Data Terminal equipment, DCE=Data communications equipment)

  Between your computer and the modem, the baudrate depends on which baudrate
  you specify in the device setup. The UART chip on the serialboard is not
  able of running a baudrate like 14400. Depending on which modem you use
  the modems could transfer data with different baudrates than the serial
  port. DTE-speed = device baudrate, DCE-speed = phonebook baudrate.
  Terminate will also recognize baudrate 64000/128000 used with ISDN lines.

 ^hAutologin^n
  Which Autologin script to try after you have connected. You can define your
  own small login scripts if you call systems that need scripts other than
  the default scripts.

 ^hComment 1 & 2^n
  Place anything on these lines-used when importing from BBS and nodelists.

 ^hDownload path^n
  Which default download path should be used for the phonebook entry.
  Terminate lets you pre-define 3 different paths, so if you have a download
  directory for GIF files, you could tell Terminate to download directly into
  that directory. To change this in terminal mode, press ^hAlt-R^n

 ^hKeyboard mapping^n
  Load a keyboard file when calling this system. This will allow you to load
  a keyboard file, where you have defined function keys and other special
  keys. You can load a keyboard file in terminal mode by pressing ^hAlt-=^n,
  (the key to the left of the backspace on international keyboards).

 ^hTranslation table^n
  You can also load a translation file when calling a system. It will change
  incoming and outgoing characters. This is often used with systems only
  running 7-bit, Unix installation and other host systems.
  Press ^hAlt-W^n in terminal mode to create/load/save/reset translation files

 ^hCapture file^n
  Terminate has a capture file system. If a filename is specified in the
  entry a capture file will be opened when you connect to that system.
  You can either remove the filename again by pressing ^hDEL^n or turn off the
  Autocapture system in the configuration or press ^hAlt-0^n in terminal mode.
  Pressing ^hAlt-L^n in that menu will call the external editor and allow you
  to directly edit/view the capture file.

 ^hNote file^n
  For each entry you can define a note file where you can keep any kind of
  information. You could save a filelist or a little summary of what the
  system needs or whatever you like. To edit this note file, you press ^hAlt-N^n
  in this menu.

 ^hClear last call^n
  Every time you call a system, the date and time of the call is saved in the
  phone entry. Pressing return on this entry removes this date/time - so it
  then looks as if you have not called that system.

 ^hTime used/Connects^n
  Allows you to edit number of seconds used online and how many connects you
  have made to this system.

 ^hTransfer guess^n
  Edit how many kilobytes down/up-loaded to that system. When you use
  external protocols, Terminate has to guess how much. Terminate first checks
  how many files and how big the download directory is. It then performs the
  external transfer, checks again and calculates the difference. This can
  only be a guess, since maybe you are working on a network and delete some
  files in the meantime in that directory, but that is also why you can
  manually edit the value if anything goes wrong and you like keeping track
  of how much you have transferred.

 ^hCosts used^n
  The 1st entry is the total cost of all calls to this system and will be
  updated after each call if you use the Cost management option. The 2nd
  entry will also be updated each time you call but, when a new month starts,
  this amount is placed in the `Last Month Used Account' and the 2nd entry
  zeroed.

 ^hLocal Echo^n
  Echo all characters sent to the modem on screen. Always turned off normally

 ^hStripHigh^n
  Strip all characters above Ascii 127 on incoming traffic. Should not
  be used normally.

 ^hErase backspace^n
  If this option is On, pressing backspace (Ascii 8) will move the cursor 1
  back and erase the character; Off will only move the cursor 1 back. Default
  is On.

 ^hColor^n
  Select the color you want for this phonebook entry.

