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Order of Normal Logon
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The following is the order in which events and files occur when a user
logons on to the BBS, starting right after he successfully enters his
password and phone number.
- Last few callers list is displayed
- WELCOME.* displayed
- LOGON1.* .... LOGON9.* displayed
- SLxxx.* displayed, where xxx is the user's SL
- DSLxxx.* displayed, where xxx is the user's DSL
- ARLEVELx.* displayed for each of AR flags the user has
- USERxxxx.* displayed to user # xxxx
- BDAYxxxx.* displayed if the user's birthday is today
- BDYSxxxx.* displayed if the user has had a birthday since
their last call
- AutoMessage displayed
- User's birthdate is updated, if necessary
- "Your-info" list is displayed
- User notified if hasn't voted on all voting questions yet
- Default bulletins are displayed, if BULLETIN.* exists
- User asked if they want to read their mail
- User goes to startout menu
Order of New User Logon
=======================
The following is the order in which certain events and files occur when a
new user is in the process of applying for an account on the BBS, starting
right after they choose to logon as new.
- New user password is asked for
- NONEWUSR.* is displayed and the user is logged off, if they
enter the new user password incorrectly or if new users aren't
allowed
- SYSTEM.* displayed
- NEWUSER.* displayed
- The following is asked for:
1. User name or alias
2. Real name
3. Country Calling From
4. Street address
5. City
6. State
7. Zip code
8. Voice phone number
9. Gender
10. Birthdate
11. SysOp Defined Question #1
12. SysOp Defined Question #2
13. SysOp Defined Question #3
14. Screen Size
15. Screen Clearing
16. Screen Pausing
17. Password
- The user then is allowed to change any of the information they
just entered
- The user then must answer the NEWUSER.INF file
- NEWAPP.* is displayed and then the user enters a letter to the
defined application receiver
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