
*Text Substition Commands

				XPCOM allows the user to tailor his output as he sees fit.
				The text substitution commands allow placing special
				characters in the outgoing text to "personnalize" the
				transmission.  These commands may be used in the End Key Text,
				Drop Link Text, Brag Text, Brag Files and any other
				text files the user whichs to create.

				The user may also call other brag files or text from a
				brag file or brag text line.  Beware,  do not call the
				SAME brag file or brag text line within one command.  This
				can and WILL cause the program to lock up.

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*Commands

				Your Station Information
								~sc     Your station call
								~ss     Your station SELCAL
								~sq     Your station QTH
								~sn     Your name
								~sr     Your received signal report

				Other Stations Information
								~hc     Other stations call
								~hs     Other stations SELCAL
								~hq     Other stations QTH
								~hn     Other stations name
								~hr     Other stations signal report

				Additional Commands

								~bt#    Appends brag text line.  This is
												equivalent to typing Alt -#.  Where
												# is a number from 0 to 9.
								~bf#    Appends brag file.  This is
												equivalent to typing ctrl F#.  Where
												# is a number from 0 to 9.
								~du     Appends current date (UTC).
								~dl     Appends current date (Local).
								~r      Adds carriage return to text.
								~tu     Appends current time (UTC)
								~tl     Appends current time (Local)

								~ld     Last date station was worked.
												(only valid if AutoSearch is enabled)
								~lt     Last time station was worked.
												(only valid if AutoSearch is enabled)

				All text substitution commands get their input from
				the information contained in the log screen.  In
				other words you must first fill out the log book before
				using any of the ~hx commands.  The parameter ~sr is
				also taken from the log book. Commands may be in either
				upper or lower case.



















*Examples

				Text Substitution Commands

				The following is used in all examples :

								Your call               -> KF7XP
								Other stations call     -> W0ABC
								Time                    -> 15:35 UTC
								Date                    -> October 19, 1992
								Your QTH                -> Mesa, Arizona
								Other Stations QTH      -> Omaha, Nebraska
								Your Name               -> Gary
								Other Stations Name     -> Joe

				Ex 1    End Key Text for AMTOR
								Command Line from Operating Parameters Menu
												~hc DE ~sc +?
								Would be sent as
												W0ABC DE KF7XP +?

				Ex 2    Brag Text
												Brag Text 1 -> Thanks ~hn for ~sr from ~hq~n~bt2
												Brag Text 2 ->  QTH here is ~sq and name is ~sn.

								Would be sent as
												Thanks Joe for 599 from Omaha, Nebraska
												QTH here is Mesa, Arizona and name is Gary.

								Note QTH information is sent on next line.  Also
								don't leave a space after a carriage return (~n).





