
{C1UTIL Command T - Toggle settings

{C2This command allows you to turn certain RBBS-PC settings on and off.
The options in TOGGLE are:

{C3A)NSIEditor     {C4Whether to use the FULL SCREEN Editor
{C3B)ulletin       {C4On logon only display bulletins if they are new
{C3C)ase change    {C4Display characters in upper case only or upper/lower
{C3E)xtended       {C4Display Extended File Discriptions
{C3F)ile           {C4On logon give option to download new files
{C3H)ilight        {C4Color hilights in menu option lines
{C3I)interNode     {C4InterNode Chat Availability
{C3K)Erase More    {C4Erase or Skip a line with the More Prompt
{C3L)ine feeds     {C4Insert line feed after each carriage return
{C3M)ail Check     {C4Prompts you to read New Mail
{C3N)ulls          {C4Insert 5 nulls between carriage-return & line feed
{C3S)ANSIMusic     {C4Use ANSI Music for Bells and Prompts
{C3T)urbokey       {C4Accept one-character input without pressing [ENTER]
{C3X)pert          {C4Show full menus, only single command line
{C3!)bell          {C4Beep whenever RBBS-PC expects input.

{C3TIPS:
{C4A)NSIEditor:  If your terminal program can support ANSI cursor commands,
    then you can select this option to ALWAYS use the ANSIEditor when
    entering a message.  Otherwise, you will be asked if you want to use
    the ANSIEditor every time you enter a message

B)ulletin:  If this option is OFF, RBBS-PC will always display the bulletin
    menu when you log on.  If you turn this option ON, RBBS-PC will only
    display the bulletin menu if there are NEW bulletins to read.  The
    sysop can disable this option, in which case you will always see the
    bulletin menu when you log on.

C)ase change:  Most computers can display both upper and lower case
    letters, but some computers only display upper case.  The "C" command
    alternates between "UPPER CASE ONLY" and "UPPER CASE and lower case."

E)xtended:  This option controls the display on extended file descriptions
    while listing files for download.  When it is OFF, you will only be
    shown the file name, size, date, and a short description.  When it is
    ON, you will also be shown (if any) an extended description of the
    file.

F)ile:  RBBS-PC will give you the option to review files added to the
    RBBS-PC downloads since your last logon as soon as you call the system.
    If you want to wait until you go to the FILE menu to review files for
    downloading, turn this option off.  The SYSOP can disable this option.
    This option makes it fast and easy to check for new download files on
    RBBS-PC.

H)ilight:  If your system can support ANSI color commands, you can specify
    text colors for RBBS-PC prompts.  When you turn HILIGHT on, RBBS-PC will
    ask you for your preferred color and intensity, and then show you what
    the prompt will look like in your selected color.  When your selection
    is correct, press [ENTER] to save the change.

I)interNode Chat Availability:  If you want to always be available for
    internode chats from other callers on line then turn this option on.
    If you would rather not be disturbed, then turn it off.

K)Erase More Prompt:  If you want to have all More Prompts erased, then
    toggle this option on.  If you don't want the More Prompt ereased and
    would rather have the BBS start with a new line after the More Prompt,
    then toggle this option off.

M)ail Check:  Some BBS's may not let you know when there are new messages.
    If this is the case with the BBS you are on now, then by toggling this
    option on, you will be asked to read all new mail when there is new
    mail to read.  If your sysop has set the BBS to ask you if you want
    to read all new mail, then turning this option OFF will have NO effect!

N)ulls:  Nulls put a delay at the beginning of each line that RBBS-PC sends
    to your system.  Entering "N" will toggle or alternate nulls on and
    off, as you choose.  Only systems that need time to move back to the
    start of a line should set NULLS on (such as teletypes).

S)ANSI Music:  If your modem program can support ANSI Music, then turning
    this option on will make the BBS send you ANSI Music for prompt bells
    instead of plain old beeps.

T)urbokeys:  RBBS-PC can act on one-character input without requiring an
    [ENTER] key.  With Turbokey ON, whenever RBBS-PC only expects one
    character, instead of using a "?" to prompt you, a "!" will appear
    instead.  When you press one key, RBBS-PC will act on it immediately.
    If you want to enter more than one key at a turbokey prompt, type a
    slash "/" key, and RBBS-PC will allow you to enter an entire line.

X)pert:  RBBS-PC operates in two modes.  Novices get verbose menus, more
    detailed explanations, and extra warnings.  Experts get just the
    command prompts without menus.  The novice mode makes it easier to learn
    how to use RBBS-PC.

!)Prompt bell:  An auditory reminder (beep) to tell you when the computer
    is awaiting your input.  Some find it useful, but if you do not want to
    hear the noise, use this option to turn it off.{C0

