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                              THE MCI CODE SYSTEM
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Renegade has a system for displaying system information in all locations on
the board.  This is done using a set of codes called MCI (Message Command
Interpreter).  These codes are entered with the character "@" followed by
a specific character.  All the valid MCI codes are listed below.

       NOTE!: MCI commands are CASE SENSITIVE!
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          @A        Displays the current user's user name minus the user
                    number.
          @B        Displays the current user's entire real name.
          @C        Displays the current user's real first name.
          @D        Displays the current user's real last name.
          @E        User's phone number
          @F        User's street address
          @G        User's City/State
          @H        User's Zip Code
          @I        User's Security Level
          @J        User's Download Security Level
          @K        User's last call date
          @L        User's total number of calls
          @M        Displays a carriage return/linefeed.
          @N        User's number of files downloaded
          @O        User's number of files uploaded
          @P        User's kbytes downloaded
          @Q        User's kbytes uploaded
          @R        User's number of posts
          @S        User's number of downloads today
          @T        User's kbytes of downloads today
          @U        Displays the number of file points remaining to the
                    current user.
          @V        Displays the amount of time online remaining to the
                    current user in the format "HH:MM:SS".
          @W        Displays the current message board name.  If the name
                    contains MCI color codes, it will be displayed using
                    those colors; otherwise, it is displayed in MCI color
                    #5 (default: yellow) if Local, or MCI color #0
                    (default: bold white) if EchoMail or GroupMail.
          @X        Displays the current message board number in the format
                    "#xxx".
          @Y        Displays the current file board name.  If the name
                    contains MCI color codes, it will be displayed using
                    those colors; otherwise, it is displayed in MCI color
                    #5 (default: yellow).
          @Z        Displays the current file board number in the format
                    "#xxx".
          @0        Node Number
          @1        Current Conference Tag
          @2        Current Conference Name
          @3        Displays the number of kilobytes (K) available on the
                    drive of the current file board's upload path.
          @4        Displays the message number that the current user is
                    reading.
          @5        Displays the number of messages in the current message
                    board.
          @6        Displays the maximum number of lines allowed for a
                    message in the current message board.
          @7        Clear screen
          @8        Delay
          @9        Pause
          @#        Pausing off
          @!        Aborting off
          @~        System Caller Number
          @&        Mr. or Ms. by gender
          @a        Date
          @b        Time
          @c        BBS Name
          @d        BBS Phone
          @e        SysOp Name
          @f        Post/Call Ratio
          @g        Account balance
          @h        Baud rate
          @i        Time left in minutes
          @j        Max number of files downloadable in one day
          @k        Max number of kbytes    "         "  "   "
          @l        Credits
          @m        Debits
          @n        Days left until expiration
          @o        Number of messages left to read

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