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                     &═════════════════════════════════&
                     & BWSETUP COMMAND LINE PARAMETERS &
                     &═════════════════════════════════&

The BWSETUP command line can follow one of the following formats:

        ~BWSETUP~
        ~BWSETUP filename~
        ~BWSETUP PURGE nn~

If ~BWSETUP filename~ is specified, the control file specified by ~filename~
will be loaded (instead of the default BWMAIL.PRM).  If the specified file
does not exist, you have the option to create it.

If ~BWSETUP PURGE nn~ is specified, the BWMAIL.USR file will be packed.  ~nn~
specifies the number of days since the user last used the mail door (minimum
of 30 days); if a user has not used the mail door in at least this number of
days, the user record will be deleted.  Also, any user records marked for
deletion will be removed from the user file.

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                         &══════════════════════════&
                         & SAMPLE ARCHIVER COMMANDS &
                         &══════════════════════════&

The following archiver command lines have been tested and are known to work
with The Blue Wave Offline Mail Door.

                ^        DOS Doors                   OS/2 Doors              ^
                ^────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────^

~For ZIP:~        PKZIP -ex @F @I             ZIP -jk9 "@F" "@I"
                PKUNZIP -o @F @I            UNZIP -jo "@F"

~For ARC:~        PKPAK -a @F @I              ARC2 a @F @I
                PKUNPAK -e -r @F @I         ARC2 eo @F @I

~For LHA:~        LHA a /m /n2 @F @I          LH a /o @F @I
                LHA e /m /n2 @F @I          LH e /o @F @I

~For ARJ:~        ARJ a -e -y @F @I           N/A
                ARJ e -e -y @F @I           N/A

~For PAK:~        PAK a @F @I                 N/A
                PAK e @F @I                 N/A

^**^ There currently exist no OS/2 archivers that can manipulate ARJ and PAK
   archives.  If and when these programs appear, this text will be updated
   accordingly.

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                         &══════════════════════════&
                         & SAMPLE PROTOCOL COMMANDS &
                         &══════════════════════════&

The following protocol command lines, based on Chuck Forsberg's popular DSZ
protocol engine, have been tested and are known to work with The Blue Wave
Offline Mail Door as external protocols.

Note that this list is not meant to be all-inclusive; there are too many
different protocols out there to list them all.

    ^Xmodem Upload:^          ~dsz port %P estimate 0 %B rx %F~
    ^Xmodem Download:^        ~dsz port %P estimate 0 %B sx %F~

    ^Xmodem-1K Upload:^       ~dsz port %P estimate 0 %B rx -k %F~
    ^Xmodem-1K Download:^     ~dsz port %P estimate 0 %B sx -k %F~

    ^Ymodem Upload:^          ~dsz port %P estimate 0 %B rb %F~
    ^Ymodem Download:^        ~dsz port %P estimate 0 %B sb %F~

    ^Ymodem-G Upload:^        ~dsz port %P estimate 0 %B rb -g %F~
    ^Ymodem-G Download:^      ~dsz port %P estimate 0 %B sb -g %F~

    ^Zmodem Upload:^          ~dsz port %P estimate 0 %B rz -m %F~
    ^Zmodem Download:^        ~dsz port %P estimate 0 %B sz -m %F~

^**^ The Zmodem command lines described here enable DSZ's MobyTurbo option,
   which provides more efficient transfer rates while remaining totally
   compatible with standard Zmodem.  If you do not need (or want) to use
   MobyTurbo, simply change "rz -m" and "sz -m" to "rz" and "sz".

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                           &════════════════════════&
                           & ARCHIVER CONFIGURATION &
                           &════════════════════════&

The Archiver Configuration menu allows you to define the archive types that
users can select for mail and reply packets.  Up to eight archivers can be
defined.

To add a new archiver to the list, use the arrow keys to highlight an empty
entry and press <ENTER>.  To edit an archiver, highlight and press <ENTER> on
an existing entry.

To select an archiver to be the default setting for new users of the mail
door, highlight an existing entry and press <Alt-D>.

To delete an archiver, highlight an existing entry and press <ENTER> to edit
it.  Then, set the hotkey to a space (" ") and save the entry.

For additional information, please see:
00100Archiver Configuration - Hotkey            
00101Archiver Configuration - Name              
00102Archiver Configuration - Description       
00103Archiver Configuration - Compress Command  
00104Archiver Configuration - Decompress Command
00010Sample Archiver Commands                   

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                     &─────────────────────────────────&
                     & Archiver Configuration - Hotkey &
                     &─────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the key that will be pressed by the user to select the
archiver.  Duplicate hotkeys are NOT allowed.

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                      &───────────────────────────────&
                      & Archiver Configuration - Name &
                      &───────────────────────────────&

This option provides a short description of the archiver.  It is limited to
three characters, and is usually set to the common extension of archive
files created by the archiver (i.e. ZIP, ARJ, LZH, etc.).

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                   &──────────────────────────────────────&
                   & Archiver Configuration - Description &
                   &──────────────────────────────────────&

This option provides a long description of the archiver.  It is usually set
to describe both the name of the archiver and its version number (i.e.
"PKZIP v2.04g").

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                &───────────────────────────────────────────&
                & Archiver Configuration - Compress Command &
                &───────────────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the command line that will be passed to the operating
system to execute the archiver.  This particulr option defines the command
to pack files into an archive file.

Several macros are available for use in commands:

    ~@F~      Inserts the name of the archive file at the point in the command
            line where it is specified.

    ~@I~      Inserts the name of the source directory and the file mask ("*.*"
            for DOS, "*" for OS/2) at the point in the command line where it
            is specified.

For additional information, please see:
00010Sample Archiver Commands

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               &─────────────────────────────────────────────&
               & Archiver Configuration - Decompress Command &
               &─────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the command line that will be passed to the operating
system to execute the archiver.  This particulr option defines the command
to extract files from an archive file.

Several macros are available for use in commands:

    ~@F~      Inserts the name of the archive file at the point in the command
            line where it is specified.

    ~@I~      Inserts the name of the destination directory at the point in
            the command line where it is specified.  Note that the use of
            this macro is optional, as the mail door will normally switch to
            the destination directory before executing the command (the
            result being that all extracted files will be placed in that
            directory).

For additional information, please see:
00010Sample Archiver Commands

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                           &═════════════════════&
                           & MAIL SESSION LIMITS &
                           &═════════════════════&

The Mail Session Limits menu allows you to define various limits for users
that use the mail door.  These limits include maximum packet sizes and
messages-per-packet by baud rate.

For more information, please see:
00200Mail Session Limits - Max Uncompressed Packet Size       
00201Mail Session Limits - Max # of Messages                  

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            &────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
            & Mail Session Limits - Max Uncompressed Packet Size &
            &────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option sets the maximum size of the UNCOMPRESSED packet for this baud
rate.  If this limit is reached when a user is bundling mail, no more
messages will be bundled into the mail packet.

The limit can range from 50K to 99999K.  To make the packet size unlimited
for this baud rate, set this option to -1.

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                 &─────────────────────────────────────────&
                 & Mail Session Limits - Max # of Messages &
                 &─────────────────────────────────────────&

This option sets the maximum number of messages that can be bundled into a
mail packet for this baud rate.  If this limit is reached when a user is
bundling mail, no more messages will be bundled into the mail packet.

The limit can range from 50 to 65535 messages.  To make the number of
messages unlimited for this baud rate, set this option to -1.

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                           &═════════════════════&
                           & OPTIONS AND TOGGLES &
                           &═════════════════════&

The Options and Toggles menu allows you to alter the behavior of the mail
door.  This includes swapping out resident memory when executing an external
program, the level of information written to the log file, and so on.

For additional information, please see:
00300Options and Toggles - Swap to Disk                   
00301Options and Toggles - Use Extended Memory for Swap   
00302Options and Toggles - Use Expanded Memory for Swap   
00304Options and Toggles - Allow Goodbye Commands         
00305Options and Toggles - Hang-Up on Input Timeout       
00306Options and Toggles - Hang-Up When Time Limit Expires
00307Options and Toggles - Allow +)All Msg Areas Command  
00322Options and Toggles - Allow User Config of NEWFILES  
00321Options and Toggles - # Days to Limit NEWFILES Scan  
00322Options and Toggles - Max Files Allowed Per Request  
00316Options and Toggles - Format of Log File             
00323Options and Toggles - Log File Detail Level          
00318Options and Toggles - Use Numeric Packet Extensions  
00319Options and Toggles - Only Tagged Message Areas      
00308Options and Toggles - Delete Reply Pkts After Upload 
00309Options and Toggles - Keep (Don't Erase) Old DL Pkts 

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                    &────────────────────────────────────&
                    & Options and Toggles - Swap to Disk &
                    &────────────────────────────────────&

This option specifies whether or not the mail door will swap resident memory
to disk before executing an archiver command.  If this option is set to ~YES~,
swapping to disk is enabled.  If this option is set to ~NO~, swapping to disk
is disabled.  (Pressing <ENTER> toggles this option.)

^**^ If more than one swapping option is enabled, the order in which swapping
   is attempted is:  Expanded memory (EMS), extended memory (XMS), and disk.
   If none of these options succeed, swapping is not performed.

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            &────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
            & Options and Toggles - Use Extended Memory for Swap &
            &────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option specifies whether or not the mail door will swap resident memory
to extended memory (XMS) before executing an archiver command.  If this
option is set to ~YES~, swapping to XMS is enabled.  If this option is set
to ~NO~, swapping to XMS is disabled.  (Pressing <ENTER> toggles this
option.)

^**^ If more than one swapping option is enabled, the order in which swapping
   is attempted is:  Expanded memory (EMS), extended memory (XMS), and disk.
   If none of these options succeed, swapping is not performed.

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            &────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
            & Options and Toggles - Use Expanded Memory for Swap &
            &────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option specifies whether or not the mail door will swap resident memory
to expanded memory (EMS) before executing an archiver command.  If this
option is set to ~YES~, swapping to EMS is enabled.  If this option is set
to ~NO~, swapping to EMS is disabled.  (Pressing <ENTER> toggles this
option.)

^**^ If more than one swapping option is enabled, the order in which swapping
   is attempted is:  Expanded memory (EMS), extended memory (XMS), and disk.
   If none of these options succeed, swapping is not performed.

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               &──────────────────────────────────────────────&
               & Options and Toggles - Allow Goodbye Commands &
               &──────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option specifies whether or not the "goodbye" options are available to
users in the mail door.  If this option is set to ~YES~, the (G)oodbye command
is enabled at the Main Menu, and the (I)nstant Logoff and (C)ountdown Logoff
options are made available when downloading a mail packet.  If this option
is set to ~NO~, these options are not available to users; they must exit the
mail door back to the BBS in order to log off.  (Pressing <ENTER> toggles
this option.)

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              &────────────────────────────────────────────────&
              & Options and Toggles - Hang-Up on Input Timeout &
              &────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option specifies whether or not the mail door will automatically hang
up if the user does not type anything for four minutes at an input prompt.
If this option is set to ~YES~, the automatic hang-up is enabled.  If this
option is set to ~NO~, the mail door will drop the user back to the BBS.
(Pressing <ENTER> toggles this option.)

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            &────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
            & Options and Toggles - Hang-Up on Time Limit Expire &
            &────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option specifies whether or not the mail door will automatically hang
up if the user's time limit expires.  If this option is set to ~YES~, the
automatic hang-up is enabled.  If this option is set to ~NO~, the mail door
will drop the user back to the BBS.  (Pressing <ENTER> toggles this option.)

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           &─────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
           & Options and Toggles - Allow +)All Msg Areas Command &
           &─────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option specifies whether or not the +)All command is available to users
when selecting message areas in the mail door.  If this option is set to
~YES~, the command is made available to users.  If this option is set to ~NO~,
the command is not available.  (Pressing <ENTER> toggles this option.)

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           &─────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
           & Options and Toggles - Allow User Config of NEWFILES &
           &─────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

Configures the option that allows the users to change the type of NEWFILES
scan that is performed.  If this option is set to ~YES~, a NEWFILES scan is
performed according to the method specified by the user. If this option is
set to ~NO~, no NEWFILES scan will be performed at all, and users will not
be allowed to enable this option from the door's configuration menu.

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          &────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
          & Options and Toggles - # of Days to Limit NEWFILES Scan &
          &────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option sets the number of days from the last time the user entered the
mail door to search for new files on the BBS.  The number of days can range
from 1 to 99.

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           &─────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
           & Options and Toggles - Max Files Allowed Per Request &
           &─────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option sets the maximum number of files that a user can download from
the BBS via offline file request.  The number of files can range from 0 to
10.

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                 &──────────────────────────────────────────&
                 & Options and Toggles - Format of Log File &
                 &──────────────────────────────────────────&

This option specifies the format used to write information to the activity
log file.  If set to ~Bink~, information is recorded in the format used by the
BinkleyTerm/Opus log file.  If set to ~FD~, information is recorded in the
format used by the FrontDoor log file.  (Pressing <ENTER> toggles this
option.)

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               &──────────────────────────────────────────────&
               & Options and Toggles - Log File Detail Levels &
               &──────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option allows you to specify which items are logged to the mail door's
log file.  For specific information about the detail levels available,
please select one of the following:

00310Options and Toggles - Log Scanning Information       
00311Options and Toggles - Log Bundling Information       
00312Options and Toggles - Log Upload Information         
00313Options and Toggles - Log Error Messages             
00314Options and Toggles - Log Scan/Bundle Totals         
00315Options and Toggles - Log General Activity           

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              &────────────────────────────────────────────────&
              & Options and Toggles - Log Scanning Information &
              &────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option specifies whether or not message scanning information is
included in the activity log file.  If this option is set to ~YES~, message
scanning information is recorded in the log.  If this option is set to ~NO~,
message scanning information is omitted from the log.  (Pressing <ENTER>
toggles this option.)

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              &────────────────────────────────────────────────&
              & Options and Toggles - Log Bundling Information &
              &────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option specifies whether or not message bundling information is
included in the activity log file.  If this option is set to ~YES~, message
bundling information is recorded in the log.  If this option is set to ~NO~,
message bundling information is omitted from the log.  (Pressing <ENTER>
toggles this option.)

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               &──────────────────────────────────────────────&
               & Options and Toggles - Log Upload Information &
               &──────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option specifies whether or not .NEW packet upload information is
included in the activity log file.  If this option is set to ~YES~, upload
information is recorded in the log.  If this option is set to ~NO~, upload
information is omitted from the log.  (Pressing <ENTER> toggles this
option.)

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                 &──────────────────────────────────────────&
                 & Options and Toggles - Log Error Messages &
                 &──────────────────────────────────────────&

This option specifies whether or not error messages are included in the
activity log file.  If this option is set to ~YES~, error messages are
recorded in the log.  If this option is set to ~NO~, error messages are
omitted from the log.  (Pressing <ENTER> toggles this option.)

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               &──────────────────────────────────────────────&
               & Options and Toggles - Log Scan/Bundle Totals &
               &──────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option specifies whether or not message scanning and bundling totals
are included in the activity log file.  If this option is set to ~YES~,
totals are recorded in the log.  If this option is set to ~NO~, totals are
omitted from the log.  (Pressing <ENTER> toggles this option.)

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                &────────────────────────────────────────────&
                & Options and Toggles - Log General Activity &
                &────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option specifies whether or not general activity is included in the
activity log file.  If this option is set to ~YES~, general activity is
recorded in the log.  If this option is set to ~NO~, general activity is
omitted from the log.  (Pressing <ENTER> toggles this option.)

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           &─────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
           & Options and Toggles - Use Numeric Packet Extensions &
           &─────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option specifies whether or not the "Use Numeric Packet Extensions" is
automatically enabled for new users.  If set to ~Yes~, all users that enter
the mail door for the first time will be given numeric packet extensions as
a default setting.  If set to ~No~, the mail door will use "day of week"
extensions.

For example, if you have assigned a mail packet name of "WILDBLUE" to your
mail door, users will download packets named WILDBLUE.001, WILDBLUE.002, and
so on when numeric packet extensions are enabled.  This is the preferred
method, since users will rarely, if ever, need to rename their existing mail
packets before downloading new ones.

If numeric packet extensions are disabled, the mail door will generate mail
packet names of WILDBLUE.MO1 through WILDBLUE.MO9 on Monday, WILDBLUE.TU1
through WILDBLUE.TU9 on Tuesday, and so on.

A user can change this setting at any time through the mail door's
configuration menu or through offline configuration in mail readers that
support this option.

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             &─────────────────────────────────────────────────&
             & Options and Toggles - Only Tagged Message Areas &
             &─────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option specifies whether or not the "Tagged Message Areas Only" option
is automatically enabled for new users.  If set to ~Yes~, all users that
enter the mail door for the first time will be given a "short" message area
listing instead of a full list of message areas available on the system.

When the "Tagged Message Areas Only" option is enabled, only the areas that
a user has tagged for download will appear in the downloaded mail packet.
For systems that have more than a thousand or so message areas available,
turning this option on will drastically reduce the size of mail packets
created by the mail door.  ^However, a user will not be able to enter^
^messages to areas that are not currently tagged for downloading, and they^
^will not be able to add new message areas through offline configuration.^

When this option is disabled (recommended under most circumstances),
information about every message area available to the user is passed to the
mail reader, which allows them the functions which would not be available
otherwise.

A user can change this setting at any time through the mail door's
configuration menu or through offline configuration in mail readers that
support this option.

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           &──────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
           & Options and Toggles - Delete Reply Pkts After Upload &
           &──────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option specifies whether or not the .NEW packet is deleted after it is
processed.  (This option applies to local sessions only; online sessions are
not affected.)  If this option is set to ~YES~, the .NEW packet is deleted.
If this option is set to ~NO~, the .NEW packet is not deleted.  (Pressing
<ENTER> toggles this option.)

^**^  The .NEW packet is never deleted if one or more messages in the packet
    could not be processed, no matter how this option is set.  This allows
    for the problem to be corrected and the unprocessed messages to be re-
    uploaded.

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           &──────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
           & Options and Toggles - Keep (Don't Erase) Old DL Pkts &
           &──────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option specifies whether or not old mail packets are to be kept when a
new mail packet is downloaded.  (This option applies to local sessions only;
online sessions are not affected.)  If this option is set to ~YES~, existing
mail packets are deleted after a new mail packet is created.  If this option
is set to ~NO~, existing mail packets are not deleted.  (Pressing <ENTER>
toggles this option.)

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                             &═════════════════&
                             & PROTOCOL EDITOR &
                             &═════════════════&

The Protocol Editor allows you to add, change, and delete the file transfer
protocols available to users for downloading mail packets and uploading
reply packets.  Eight pre-defined internal protocols are available, and up
to 10 external protocols can be added.

    ~<A> thru <H>~    Toggles the availability of internal protocols.  When a
                    protocol's active status is toggled from NO to YES, its
                    hotkey assignment (the key that the user presses to
                    select the protocol) can also be changed.

    ~<I> thru <R>~    Defines external protocols.  When one of these options
                    is selected, a pop-up window is displayed that allows
                    you to define the parameters for the protocol.

    ~<S>~             Changes the default protocol (the protocol that is
                    automatically assigned to new users of the mail door).
                    An asterisk will appear beside the protocol assigned as
                    the default.

For additional information, please see:
00402Protocol Editor - Change Default Protocol          
00403Protocol Editor - External Protocol Hotkey         
00404Protocol Editor - External Protocol Description    
00405Protocol Editor - External Protocol Send Command   
00406Protocol Editor - External Protocol Receive Command
00407Protocol Editor - External Protocol Batch Status   
00408Protocol Editor - Internal Protocol Hotkey         
00012Sample Protocol Commands                           

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                &───────────────────────────────────────────&
                & Protocol Editor - Change Default Protocol &
                &───────────────────────────────────────────&

This option allows you to change the default protocol.  The default protocol
is the one that is automatically assigned to new users of the mail door.

To change the default protocol, press the appropriate key (A through R).
You cannot make an inactive protocol the default protocol.

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                &────────────────────────────────────────────&
                & Protocol Editor - External Protocol Hotkey &
                &────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option assigns a hotkey to the external protocol.  A hotkey is the key
pressed by the user to select the desired protocol.  Any letter, number, or
punctuation character (except a space) can be used for the hotkey.  Note
that each protocol must be assigned its own unique hotkey; no two protocols
can have the same one.

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             &─────────────────────────────────────────────────&
             & Protocol Editor - External Protocol Description &
             &─────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option assigns a short description to the external protocol (i.e.
"Zmodem", "Xmodem-1K", etc.).

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             &──────────────────────────────────────────────────&
             & Protocol Editor - External Protocol Send Command &
             &──────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the command used to transmit mail packets to a remote
user.  The following macros are available to assist in defining protocol
commands:

    ~%P~      Inserts the comm port number.

    ~%B~      Inserts the baud rate at which the user logged on to the system.

    ~%L~      Inserts the baud rate at which the comm port is locked.  If the
            comm port is not locked, this value is the same as the baud rate
            at which the user logged on to the system.

    ~%F~      Inserts the name of the file to be transmitted.

    ~%U~      This macro is useful only for bi-directional protocols (i.e.
            BiModem, Hydra, etc.).  It inserts the name of the destination
            directory for incoming .NEW packets.

For additional information, please see:
00012Sample Protocol Commands

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           &─────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
           & Protocol Editor - External Protocol Receive Command &
           &─────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the command used to receive .NEW packets from a remote
user.  The following macros are available to assist in defining protocol
commands:

    ~%P~      Inserts the comm port number.

    ~%B~      Inserts the baud rate at which the user logged on to the system.

    ~%L~      Inserts the baud rate at which the comm port is locked.  If the
            comm port is not locked, this value is the same as the baud rate
            at which the user logged on to the system.

    ~%F~      Inserts the name of the destination directory and the file to
            be received.

    ~%U~      Same as %F, but specifies the name of the destination directory
            only (without the name of the file to be received).

For additional information, please see:
00012Sample Protocol Commands

xV4D
             &──────────────────────────────────────────────────&
             & Protocol Editor - External Protocol Batch Status &
             &──────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option specifies whether or not the protocol is capable of batch file
transfers.  If set to ~YES~, the mail door will only execute the protocol once
to transmit multiple files (such as when downloading a mail packet and/or
multiple requested files).  If set to ~NO~, the mail door will execute the
protocol every time a file in a multi-file session needs to be transmitted.

xV4
                &────────────────────────────────────────────&
                & Protocol Editor - Internal Protocol Hotkey &
                &────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option assigns a hotkey to the internal protocol.  A hotkey is the key
pressed by the user to select the desired protocol.  Any letter, number, or
punctuation character (except a space) can be used for the hotkey.  Note
that each protocol must be assigned its own unique hotkey; no two protocols
can have the same one.

xV4▐
^PROBLEM:^    The hotkey you have selected is already assigned to another
            protocol.

^SOLUTION:^   Choose another hotkey for this protocol, or modify the other
            protocol to use a different hotkey.

xV4₧
^PROBLEM:^    You attempted to make an inactive protocol the default protocol.

^SOLUTION:^   Choose another protocol, or make the desired protocol active.

xV4≡
                                &═══════════&
                                & MAIN MENU &
                                &═══════════&

The Main Menu is the top level of the program.  From here, you can select
the menu containing the options you wish to configure.

The following menus are available:

    01209General Information            00409Protocol Configuration
    00317Options and Toggles            00105Archiver Definitions
    01108Directories and File Paths     01514Security/NetMail Manager
    01406Message Area Overrides         01312Fido->Internet Gateway
    00202Limits for Mail Sessions       01604User File Editor

Select "Quit" or press <ESC> to exit the program.

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Select ~YES~ to save the changes you have made to the mail door configuration
files.  Select ~NO~ to abort all changes you have made.

xV4
                        &════════════════════════════&
                        & DIRECTORIES AND FILE PATHS &
                        &════════════════════════════&

The Directories and File Paths menu allows you to change the various
directories and files used by the mail door.  This includes the packet
upload and download directories (for both remote and local users), the
location of the main BBS configuration file, the activity log filename, and
so on.

For additional information, please see:
01100Directories and File Paths - Blue Wave Log File       
01101Directories and File Paths - Blue Wave Swap Path      
01102Directories and File Paths - Download (Send) Path     
01103Directories and File Paths - Upload (Receive) Path    
01104Directories and File Paths - Temporary Work Path      
01105Directories and File Paths - Local Download Path      
01106Directories and File Paths - Local Upload Path        
01107Directories and File Paths - Local Temporary Work Path

xV4ª
             &─────────────────────────────────────────────────&
             & Directories and File Paths - Blue Wave Log File &
             &─────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the path and filename of the activity log file.  The log
file stores a running account of all user activity in the mail door.

Two macros are available for use on multi-node systems.  ~%N~ inserts the task
number as a decimal number, and ~%T~ inserts the task number as a hexadecimal
(base 16) number.  The use of these macros is optional.  Please refer to the
main documentation for more information about running the mail door in a
multi-node configuration.

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             &──────────────────────────────────────────────────&
             & Directories and File Paths - Blue Wave Swap Path &
             &──────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the path in which the swap file will be stored.  The
swap file is created when an external program is executed by the mail door
and memory swapping to disk is enabled.

Two macros are available for use on multi-node systems.  ~%N~ inserts the task
number as a decimal number, and ~%T~ inserts the task number as a hexadecimal
(base 16) number.  The use of these macros is optional.  Please refer to the
main documentation for more information about running the mail door in a
multi-node configuration.

xV4δ
            &───────────────────────────────────────────────────&
            & Directories and File Paths - Download (Send) Path &
            &───────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the path in which the mail packet for remote users will
be generated.  When a user downloads a mail packet, the mail door will first
create it in this directory, then transmit it to the user.

Two macros are available for use on multi-node systems.  ~%N~ inserts the task
number as a decimal number, and ~%T~ inserts the task number as a hexadecimal
(base 16) number.  The use of these macros is optional.  Please refer to the
main documentation for more information about running the mail door in a
multi-node configuration.

xV4▐
            &────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
            & Directories and File Paths - Upload (Receive) Path &
            &────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the path in which the reply packet from remote users
will be stored.  When a user uploads a reply packet, the mail door will
store it in this directory for further processing.

Two macros are available for use on multi-node systems.  ~%N~ inserts the task
number as a decimal number, and ~%T~ inserts the task number as a hexadecimal
(base 16) number.  The use of these macros is optional.  Please refer to the
main documentation for more information about running the mail door in a
multi-node configuration.

xV4≈
             &──────────────────────────────────────────────────&
             & Directories and File Paths - Temporary Work Path &
             &──────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the path in which the mail door will store temporary
files related to remote processing.  This is a "scratch" directory, used
during the processing of both mail and reply packets to hold temporary
files.

Two macros are available for use on multi-node systems.  ~%N~ inserts the task
number as a decimal number, and ~%T~ inserts the task number as a hexadecimal
(base 16) number.  The use of these macros is optional.  Please refer to the
main documentation for more information about running the mail door in a
multi-node configuration.

xV4+
             &──────────────────────────────────────────────────&
             & Directories and File Paths - Local Download Path &
             &──────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the path in which the mail packet for local users will
be generated.  When using the door in local mode, and a mail packet is
generated, it will be stored in this directory.  (Generally, this directory
is the one used by your reader to hold mail packets.)

Two macros are available for use on multi-node systems.  ~%N~ inserts the task
number as a decimal number, and ~%T~ inserts the task number as a hexadecimal
(base 16) number.  The use of these macros is optional.  Please refer to the
main documentation for more information about running the mail door in a
multi-node configuration.

xV4H
              &────────────────────────────────────────────────&
              & Directories and File Paths - Local Upload Path &
              &────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the path in which reply packets from local users will be
found.  When using the mail door in local mode, and a user wishes to upload
a reply packet, the mail door will search for it in this directory.  (In
most cases, this directory is the one used by your reader to hold reply
packets.)

Two macros are available for use on multi-node systems.  ~%N~ inserts the task
number as a decimal number, and ~%T~ inserts the task number as a hexadecimal
(base 16) number.  The use of these macros is optional.  Please refer to the
main documentation for more information about running the mail door in a
multi-node configuration.

xV4
          &────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
          & Directories and File Paths - Local Temporary Work Path &
          &────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the path in which the mail door will store temporary
files related to local processing.  This is a "scratch" directory, used
during local processing of both mail and reply packets to hold temporary
files.

Two macros are available for use on multi-node systems.  ~%N~ inserts the task
number as a decimal number, and ~%T~ inserts the task number as a hexadecimal
(base 16) number.  The use of these macros is optional.  Please refer to the
main documentation for more information about running the mail door in a
multi-node configuration.

xV4/
                           &═════════════════════&
                           & GENERAL INFORMATION &
                           &═════════════════════&

The Global Information menu allows you to change general information about
the mail door.  This includes the BBS name, the name of the SysOp, the
packet ID, registration information, and so on.

For additional information, please see:
01200General Information - BBS Name           
01201General Information - SysOp Real Name    
01202General Information - Name as SysOp      
01203General Information - Mail Packet Name   
01204General Information - FidoNet Address    
01205General Information - Registration Number
01206General Information - Default Origin Line
01207General Information - Bulletin Files     

xV4d
                      &────────────────────────────────&
                      & General Information - BBS Name &
                      &────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the name of the BBS.  This name is stored in the mail
packet *.INF file to identify to the user the name of the system from which
the mail packet was downloaded.

xV4P
                  &───────────────────────────────────────&
                  & General Information - SysOp Real Name &
                  &───────────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the real name of the SysOp of the BBS.  It is used
solely for registration purposes (the registration number is keyed to this
name).

xV4}
                   &─────────────────────────────────────&
                   & General Information - Name as SysOp &
                   &─────────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the name of the SysOp of the BBS.  This name is stored
in the mail packet *.INF file to identify to the user the SysOp of the host
system from which the mail packet was downloaded.

xV4₧
                  &────────────────────────────────────────&
                  & General Information - Mail Packet Name &
                  &────────────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the root name used for both mail and reply packets.  It
can be up to eight characters, and include letters, digits, and punctuation
characters (essentially, any valid character allowed for MS-DOS filenames).

xV4b
                  &───────────────────────────────────────&
                  & General Information - FidoNet Address &
                  &───────────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the main FidoNet address assigned to the BBS.  If your
system does not belong to FidoNet (or to any FidoNet-style network), this
field can be ignored.

xV4@
                &───────────────────────────────────────────&
                & General Information - Registration Number &
                &───────────────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the registration number.  When you register the mail
door with Cutting Edge Computing, you will receive a registration number,
which should be placed in this field.  If you have entered the number and
all other registration-related fields correctly, a message indicated that
the mail door is registered will be displayed.

^**^ The SysOp Real Name, Mail Packet Name, and FidoNet Address fields are
   used as keys to generate the registration code.  If any of these fields
   do not match the information displayed in the registration letter you
   receive from Cutting Edge Computing, the registration code will not work.

xV4╙
                &───────────────────────────────────────────&
                & General Information - Default Origin Line &
                &───────────────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the default origin line used for FidoNet EchoMail reply
messages.  It is used by default if a message area does not have an origin
line defined for it.

If your system does not belong to FidoNet (or to any FidoNet-style network),
this option can be ignored.

xV4
                   &──────────────────────────────────────&
                   & General Information - Bulletin Files &
                   &──────────────────────────────────────&

These options define up to five bulletin files, which will be stored in the
mail packet downloaded by the user.  These files are standard text files,
and can contain ANSI display sequences.

The files themselves must be stored in the mail door's main directory.  Each
file can have a security level assigned to it; if the user does not match
the security requirements, the file will not be included in the mail packet.
(The definitions for security levels are BBS-specific.)

^**^ The Blue Wave Offline Mail Reader considers bulletin #1 to be a "forced"
   bulletin.  In other words, the mail reader will automatically display
   this bulletin to the user when the mail packet is opened, even if the
   user has chosen to shut off the bulletin display.  (Third-party mail
   readers, however, are not required to follow this convention, even though
   it is recommended.)

xV4≈
^PROBLEM:^    The FidoNet-style address you entered is formatted incorrectly,
            or is not complete.

^SOLUTION:^   FidoNet-style addresses take the form "zone:net/node.point".
            Re-enter the address using the correct format.

xV4■
                             &══════════════════&
                             & INTERNET GATEWAY &
                             &══════════════════&

The Internet Gateway menu allows you to configure the mail door to provide a
method for users to gain easy access to Internet E-mail, without actually
requiring the BBS to be connected to the Internet.

When the Internet gateway is configured and active, an Internet E-mail area
is created in the user's mail packet.  The user can then use the mail reader
to create Internet E-mail messages.  When the user uploads the reply packet,
the mail door will take these reply messages and convert them to FidoNet
NetMail messages addressed to the FidoNet<-->Internet gateway system you
defined.

Even if your BBS offers Internet capabilities, the Internet gateway can be
offered alongside them, if you wish.  It will not interfere with them, as
the Internet gateway uses the FidoNet capabilities of your BBS to do its
work.

^**^ Internet E-mail capabilities are available only with version 2.20 and
   later of The Blue Wave Offline Mail Reader, and with third-party mail
   readers compatible with Version 3 or later of the Blue Wave mail packet
   specifications.

For additional information, please see:
01301Internet Gateway - Internet Gateway Active            
01302Internet Gateway - Security Required                  
01303Internet Gateway - Area Number                        
01304Internet Gateway - Area Tag                           
01305Internet Gateway - Area Description                   
01306Internet Gateway - Destination NetMail Area Tag       
01307Internet Gateway - Text for TO: Field of Message      
01308Internet Gateway - Text for First Line of Message     
01309Internet Gateway - Address of Network Gateway         
01310Internet Gateway - NetMail Attributes                 
01313Internet Gateway - NetMail Cost                       
01311Internet Gateway - Allow Internet Address in TO: Field

xV4{
                &────────────────────────────────────────────&
                & Internet Gateway - Internet Gateway Active &
                &────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option toggles the status of the Internet gateway.  If this option is
set to ~YES~, the Internet gateway is active.  If this option is set to ~NO~,
the Internet gateway is inactive.

xV4╔
                   &──────────────────────────────────────&
                   & Internet Gateway - Security Required &
                   &──────────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the security requirements for accessing the Internet
E-mail area created by the mail door when the Internet gateway is active.
The security requirements are BBS-specific, and should be configured just as
if you were setting up a message area on the BBS.

xV4_
                      &────────────────────────────────&
                      & Internet Gateway - Area Number &
                      &────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the "area number" associated with the Internet E-mail
area created by the mail door when the Internet gateway is active.  This
"area number" can consist of letters and/or numbers, and is used by the mail
reader solely for display purposes.  However, it should be defined in such a
way as to not conflict with any area numbers from the message areas on the
BBS.  (The default "INET" should suffice in most cases.)

xV4V
                       &─────────────────────────────&
                       & Internet Gateway - Area Tag &
                       &─────────────────────────────&

This option defines the unique tag name associated with the Internet E-mail
area created by the mail door when the Internet gateway is active.  This tag
name is used by both the mail door and the mail reader to associate reply
messages with the proper message areas; as such, the tag name you assign
must not conflict with any tag names from message areas on the BBS.  (The
default "INTERNET_EMAIL" should suffice in most cases.)

xV4┴
                   &─────────────────────────────────────&
                   & Internet Gateway - Area Description &
                   &─────────────────────────────────────&

This option provides a description of the Internet E-mail area created by
the mail door when the Internet gateway is active.  It is used by the mail
reader in various places, such as when displaying a list of message areas,
and is used solely for descriptive purposes.

xV4k
             &─────────────────────────────────────────────────&
             & Internet Gateway - Destination NetMail Area Tag &
             &─────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the tag name of the FidoNet NetMail area used to send
reply messages addressed to the Internet E-mail area created by the mail
door when the Internet gateway is active.  At least one NetMail area must be
available on the BBS, otherwise Internet E-mail reply messages will not be
processed.

When this option is selected, the BBS will be searched for any and all
FidoNet NetMail areas.  A selection window containing all NetMail areas
found is then displayed; you may then highlight the desired area and press
<ENTER> to select it.  If no NetMail areas are available, an error message
is displayed and the Internet gateway will be automatically deactivated.

xV4y
             &──────────────────────────────────────────────────&
             & Internet Gateway - Text for TO: Field of Message &
             &──────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the text that will be stored in the TO: field of the
NetMail message sent to the FidoNet<-->Internet gateway system.  When reply
messages addressed to the Internet E-mail area are converted to FidoNet
NetMail, the software on the FidoNet gateway system usually requires some
sort of identifying text in the TO: field.  The default is "UUCP", which is
recognized by virtually all gating software packages in use.

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            &───────────────────────────────────────────────────&
            & Internet Gateway - Text for First Line of Message &
            &───────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the text that will be placed on the first line of the
NetMail message sent to the FidoNet<-->Internet gateway system.  When reply
messages addressed to the Internet E-mail area are converted to FidoNet
NetMail, the software on the FidoNet gateway system usually requires the
destination Internet address to be placed as the first line of the message
text (due to the fact that Internet addresses can be longer than the 35
character maximum allowed in the TO: field).

Two macros are available to assist in defining this line.  ~@T@~ will insert
the destination Internet address, and ~@N@~ will insert a CR/LF combination to
terminate the line.  (One CR/LF combination is automatically appended to the
line.)  The default is "To: @T@", which is recognized by virtually all
gating software packages in use.

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              &───────────────────────────────────────────────&
              & Internet Gateway - Address of Network Gateway &
              &───────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the address of the FidoNet gateway system.  When reply
messages addressed to the Internet E-mail area are converted to FidoNet
NetMail, the address defined in this field will be used as the destination
address in the NetMail messages.

xV4t
                  &───────────────────────────────────────&
                  & Internet Gateway - NetMail Attributes &
                  &───────────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the attributes that will be assigned to FidoNet NetMail
messages addressed to the FidoNet gateway system.  When reply messages
addressed to the Internet E-mail area are converted to FidoNet NetMail,
these attributes will be assigned to the NetMail messages.

^**^ These attributes are NOT related to or affected by the security settings
   in the Security/NetMail Manager.  Those settings are for NetMail messages
   written by the user in NetMail areas.  Since these attributes are used
   solely for E-mail messages sent to the gateway system, and since sending
   messages to the gateway is controlled by the SysOp, checking for security
   on these attributes is not required.

xV4C
                     &─────────────────────────────────&
                     & Internet Gateway - NetMail Cost &
                     &─────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the number of points (i.e. "cost") required to send
Internet E-mail messages through the FidoNet gateway system.  When reply
messages addressed to the Internet E-mail area are converted to FidoNet
NetMail, this value determines how many points are subtracted from the
user's NetMail credit account; if the user does not have enough credit, the
message will not be sent to the gateway.

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          &────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
          & Internet Gateway - Allow Internet Address in TO: Field &
          &────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option specifies whether or not the destination Internet address is to
be stored in the TO: field of the FidoNet NetMail message addressed to the
FidoNet gateway system.  Some gating software packages will accept the
Internet address in the TO: field, provided that the address is no greater
than 35 characters long.

If this option is set to ~YES~, and the Internet address is 35 characters or
less, the address will be stored in the TO: field of the FidoNet NetMail
message and the "Text for TO: Field" and "Text for First Line" fields are
ignored.  If this option is set to ~NO~, or if the address is longer than 35
characters, the "TO: Field"/"First Line" method is used.

xV4≈
^PROBLEM:^    The FidoNet-style address you entered is formatted incorrectly,
            or is not complete.

^SOLUTION:^   FidoNet-style addresses take the form "zone:net/node.point".
            Re-enter the address using the correct format.

xV4ë	
                       &══════════════════════════════&
                       & MESSAGE AREA OVERRIDE EDITOR &
                       &══════════════════════════════&

The Message Area Override Editor allows you to alter how message areas are
handled from within the mail door.  You can alter such items in a message
area as its name, the security settings required to access it, whether or
not it is "forced" for all users, and so on.

Note that the options available in the Message Area Override Editor will be
different between each implementation of the mail door, as some BBS systems
offer features that others do not.  The following commands, however, apply
to all implementations:

    ~<Arrow Keys>~    Move back and forth between entries in override table.

    ~<Home>~          Move to first entry in override table.

    ~<End>~           Move to last entry in override table.

    ~<Ins>~           Add entry to override table.  A list of available
                    message areas will be displayed.  Use the arrow keys to
                    highlight the desired area, then press <ENTER> to add
                    it.  Pressing <ESC> will abort the procedure.

    ~<Del>~           Mark current entry for deletion.  The entry will be
                    removed when you exit the Override Editor.

    ~<F2>~            Find entry in override table.

    ~<*>~             Define the message area as a "default" area, which will
                    automatically be assigned to new users of the mail door.

    ~<!>~             Define the message area as a "forced" area.  Users will
                    automatically have this area enabled, and they will be
                    unable to turn it off.  Useful for "SysOp announcement"
                    areas and others for which you want to force all users
                    to read.

For detailed information about the message area override options for your
system, select the appropriate BBS software from the following list:

        02006Maximus         02303ProBoard             02603SuperBBS
        02106Opus            02404QuickBBS             02705T.A.G.  
        02203PCBoard         02503RemoteAccess         02805Telegard

For additional information, please see:
01401Message Area Override Editor - Choose Message Area    
01403Message Area Override Editor - Search For Message Area

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            &────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
            & Message Area Override Editor - Choose Message Area &
            &────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This menu allows you to choose the message area for which an override is to
be defined.  Use the arrow keys to highlight the desired area, then press
<ENTER> to select it.  Pressing <ESC> will abort the procedure.

xV4░
          &────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
          & Message Area Override Editor - Search For Message Area &
          &────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option allows you to search for a message area in order to define an
override for it.  Enter the area tag of the desired message area, then press
<ENTER> to begin the search.  Pressing <ESC> will abort the procedure.

xV4*
^PROBLEM:^    No FidoNet NetMail areas were found on the BBS.  At least one
            NetMail area must be available for the Internet gateway feature
            to function properly.

^SOLUTION:^   Define a FidoNet NetMail area on the BBS, or disable the
            Internet gateway feature.

xV4±
^PROBLEM:^    No valid message areas could be found on the BBS.

^SOLUTION:^   Make sure the message area for which you wish to define an
            override is valid on the BBS before attempting to define an
            override for it.

xV4
^PROBLEM:^    The message area corresponding to the specified tag name could
            not be found.

^SOLUTION:^   Double-check the spelling of the tag name, and make sure that
            the message area actually exists on the BBS and is accessible.

xV4Θ
^PROBLEM:^    Only message areas that are marked "default for new users" can
            be designated as "forced" areas.

^SOLUTION:^   None.  If you wish to force a message area, you must also make
            it a default area.

xV4>
                         &══════════════════════════&
                         & SECURITY/NETMAIL MANAGER &
                         &══════════════════════════&

The Security/NetMail Manager allows you to define various security settings
used throughout the mail door.  It also allows you to define certain aspects
of how the mail door handles FidoNet NetMail messages.

Note that security settings will differ between each implementation of the
mail door, as every BBS system utilitizes its own method of handling system
security.

For additional information, please see:
01500Security/NetMail Manager - Forced Net Status                 
01501Security/NetMail Manager - Crash NetMail Security            
01502Security/NetMail Manager - FREQ NetMail Security             
01503Security/NetMail Manager - Kill/Sent NetMail Security        
01504Security/NetMail Manager - Attach NetMail Security           
01505Security/NetMail Manager - Hold NetMail Security             
01506Security/NetMail Manager - Direct NetMail Security           
01507Security/NetMail Manager - Immediate NetMail Security        
01508Security/NetMail Manager - Security to See All Private Msgs  
01509Security/NetMail Manager - Security to See SEEN-BY/^A Lines  
01510Security/NetMail Manager - Security to Forward Messages      
01511Security/NetMail Manager - Security to NetMail Unlisted Nodes
01512Security/NetMail Manager - Cost of Unlisted NetMail Messages 
01513Security/NetMail Manager - Bits to Place on All NetMail      

xV4φ
               &──────────────────────────────────────────────&
               & Security/NetMail Manager - Forced Net Status &
               &──────────────────────────────────────────────&

This menu allows you to select the attributes that will be forced on all
FidoNet NetMail reply messages uploaded to the mail door.  Available
attributes are ~Crash, Direct, Hold, Kill/Sent, and Private~.  Press the first
letter of the desired attribubte (C, D, H, K, or P) to toggle it on and off.

xV4s
            &───────────────────────────────────────────────────&
            & Security/NetMail Manager - Crash NetMail Security &
            &───────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option sets the security level required to allow the user to upload
FidoNet NetMail messages marked with the "Crash" attribute.  Security
settings are BBS-specific.

xV4z
             &──────────────────────────────────────────────────&
             & Security/NetMail Manager - FREQ NetMail Security &
             &──────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option sets the security level required to allow the user to upload
FidoNet NetMail messages marked with the "File Request" attribute.  Security
settings are BBS-specific.

xV4}
          &───────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
          & Security/NetMail Manager - Kill/Sent NetMail Security &
          &───────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option sets the security level required to allow the user to upload
FidoNet NetMail messages marked with the "Kill/Sent" attribute.  Security
settings are BBS-specific.

xV4|
            &────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
            & Security/NetMail Manager - Attach NetMail Security &
            &────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option sets the security level required to allow the user to upload
FidoNet NetMail messages marked with the "File Attach" attribute.  Security
settings are BBS-specific.

xV4r
             &──────────────────────────────────────────────────&
             & Security/NetMail Manager - Hold NetMail Security &
             &──────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option sets the security level required to allow the user to upload
FidoNet NetMail messages marked with the "Hold" attribute.  Security
settings are BBS-specific.

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            &────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
            & Security/NetMail Manager - Direct NetMail Security &
            &────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option sets the security level required to allow the user to upload
FidoNet NetMail messages marked with the "Direct" attribute.  Security
settings are BBS-specific.

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          &───────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
          & Security/NetMail Manager - Immediate NetMail Security &
          &───────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option sets the security level required to allow the user to upload
FidoNet NetMail messages marked with the "Immediate" attribute.  Security
settings are BBS-specific.

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       &─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
       & Security/NetMail Manager - Security to See All Private Msgs &
       &─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option sets the security level required to allow the user to see all
private messages, instead of private messages addressed to and/or from the
user.  Security settings are BBS-specific.

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       &─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
       & Security/NetMail Manager - Security to See SEEN-BY/^A Lines &
       &─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option sets the security level required to allow the user to include
control ("kludge") lines in messages downloaded from the BBS.  Security
settings are BBS-specific.

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         &─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
         & Security/NetMail Manager - Security to Forward Messages &
         &─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option sets the security level required to allow the user to forward
messages from one message area to another.  Security settings are BBS-
specific.

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      &───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
      & Security/NetMail Manager - Security to NetMail Unlisted Nodes &
      &───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option sets the security level required to allow the user to send
FidoNet NetMail to nodes that are not listed in the BBS nodelist.  Security
settings are BBS-specific.

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       &──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
       & Security/NetMail Manager - Cost of Unlisted NetMail Messages &
       &──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option sets the value that will be stored in the "cost" field of
FidoNet NetMail messages that are addressed to nodes that are not listed in
the BBS nodelist.  The cost value can range from 0 to 65535.

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         &─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
         & Security/NetMail Manager - Bits to Place on All NetMail &
         &─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option allows you to specify which FidoNet NetMail attributes will be
forced on all NetMail messages uploaded to the mail door.

For additional information, please see:
01500Security/NetMail Manager - Forced Net Status

xV4?
                             &══════════════════&
                             & USER FILE EDITOR &
                             &══════════════════&

The User File Editor allows you to alter the configuration settings for any
user that has used the mail door.  This includes such items as the default
transfer protocol and compression method, keywords, filters, macros, and
message area settings.

Use the arrow keys to scroll through the user file.  When you have selected
the user record to edit, the following commands are available from the User
File Editor menu:

    ~<F2>~    Searches the BWMAIL.USR file for a specified user name.

    ~<F5>~    Brings up the User's Active Message Areas Editor, where you can
            change the user's settings for any and all available message
            areas.

    ~<F9>~    Marks the user record for deletion.  The next time BWSETUP PURGE
            is run, the record will be removed from BWMAIL.USR.

    ~<L>~     Changes the user's login name.

    ~<A>~     Changes the user's alias name.

    ~<P>~     Changes the user's password.

    ~<W>~     Changes the way the user's password is used.  Note that a
            password must be defined in order for this command to work.

    ~<T>~     Changes the user's default transfer protocol.  A menu will pop
            up listing all available protocols.  Use the arrow keys to
            scroll through the listing, and press <ENTER> to select the
            desired protocol.  Pressing <ESC> will abort the procedure.

    ~<U>~     Specifies whether numeric extensions (option set to YES) or "day
            of week" extensions (option set to NO) will be used when the
            door generates mail packets.

    ~<G>~     Specifies whether or not ANSI color codes will be used to
            display color menus when the user accesses the door from a
            remote location (i.e. over the phone line).

    ~<B>~     Specifies whether or not messages written by the user will be
            included in the user's mail packets.

    ~<S>~     Specifies whether or not control ("kludge") lines will be
            included in messages in the user's mail packets.

    ~<N>~     Specifies whether or not a NEWFILES list will be generated and
            included in the user's mail packets.

    ~<C>~     Changes the user's default compression type.  A menu will pop up
            listing all available compression types.  Use the arrow keys to
            scroll through the listing, and press ~<ENTER>~o select the
            desired compression type.  Pressing <ESC> will abort the
            procedure.

    ~<E>~     Changes the extension that will be used on the next mail packet
            the user downloads.

    ~<X>~     Specifies whether expert (option set to YES) or novice (option
            set to NO) menus will be displayed to the user.

    ~<H>~     Specifies whether or not "hotkey" mode is enabled at menus.
            ("Hotkey" mode means that the user does not need to press
            <ENTER> after selecting a menu option.)

    ~<D>~     Changes the maximum size of the uncompressed mail packet that is
            generated for the user.  Values from 1K through 999999K can be
            specified.  A value of 0 indicates "no limit".

    ~<O>~     Changes whether or not the user will receive a "short" area
            listing.  When the "Tagged Message Areas Only" option is enabled,
            only the areas that a user has tagged for download will appear in
            the downloaded mail packet.  For systems that have more than a
            thousand or so message areas available, turning this option on
            will drastically reduce the size of mail packets created by the
            mail door.  However, a user will not be able to enter messages to
            areas that are not currently tagged for downloading, and they will
            not be able to add new message areas through offline
            configuration.

    ~<M>~     Changes the user's mail bundling macros.  Use the arrow keys to
            scroll through each macro (maximum of three) and make any
            necessary changes.  Press <F10> to save the changes, or <ESC> to
            abort any changes you have made.

    ~<K>~     Changes the user's mail bundling keywords.  Use the arrow keys
            to scroll through each keyword (maximum of 10) and make any
            necessary changes.  Press <F10> to save the changes, or <ESC> to
            abort any changes you have made.

    ~<F>~     Changes the user's mail bundling filters.  Use the arrow keys to
            scroll through each filter (maximum of 10) and make any
            necessary changes.  Press <F10> to save the changes, or <ESC> to
            abort any changes you have made.

    ~<1>~     Toggles the "auto-execute" status of each corresponding mail
    ~<2>~     bundling macro.  An auto-execute macro will be executed every
    ~<3>~     time the user chooses to download a mail packet.

For additional information, please see:
00011BWSETUP Command Line Parameters               
01603User File Editor - Active Message Areas Editor

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         &─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
         & User File Editor - Save Changes to User's Area Settings &
         &─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

Select ~YES~ to save the changes you have made to the user's message area
settings.  Select ~NO~ or press <ESC> to abandon any changes you have made and
restore the previous settings.

xV4f
              &────────────────────────────────────────────────&
              & User File Editor - Active Message Areas Editor &
              &────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This menu allows you to change the message area settings for the current
user record.  Areas can be enabled and disabled, set to "forced" download,
and so on.

Use the arrow keys to highlight the desired message area, then press one of
the following key commands:

    ~<Alt-A>~     Add area to user's download scan list.  The status is set to
                "All", indicating that all new messages will be downloaded.

    ~<Alt-D>~     Remove area from user's download scan list.

    ~<Alt-F>~     Add area to user's download scan list.  The difference with
                this option is that the user cannot remove the area from the
                scan list (the user is "forced" to download messages).

    ~<Alt-B>~     Block all access to the area.  The user will be unable to
                download the area, even if the user has the security
                required to access it.

    ~<Alt-P>~     Add area to user's download scan list.  The status is set to
                "Personal Only", meaning that only messages addressed to
                and/or from the user will be downloaded.

    ~<Alt-L>~     Add area to user's download scan list.  The status is set to
                "Personal+All", meaning that only messages addressed to
                and/or from the user, and messages addressed to "All", will
                be downloaded.

When you are finished, press <ESC> to return to the User File Editor menu.

xV4
^PROBLEM:^    BWMAIL.USR could not be found in the mail door's main directory.
            This indicates that no one has used the mail door.

^SOLUTION:^   Wait until someone has used the mail door before attempting to
            use the User File Editor.

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^PROBLEM:^    The specified user could not be found in the user file.

^SOLUTION:^   Double-check the spelling of the specified user name, or specify
            a different user name.

xV4╙
      &─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
      & Directories and File Paths - Path/Filename of Maximus .PRM File &
      &─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the path and filename of the Maximus configuration file,
which is from where much of the information concerning your Maximus setup is
obtained.

Two macros are available for use on multi-node systems.  ~%N~ inserts the task
number as a decimal number, and ~%T~ inserts the task number as a hexadecimal
(base 16) number.  The use of these macros is optional.  Please refer to the
main documentation for more information about running the mail door in a
multi-node configuration.

xV4└
      &─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
      & Directories and File Paths - Path/Filename of ECHOTOSS.LOG File &
      &─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the path to where the mail door will write the mail
tossing log files.  When FidoNet NetMail and EchoMail messages are uploaded
by the mail door to the BBS, the mail door will write information to these
files that can be used by mail processors to more efficiently process
outbound mail.  (ECHOMAIL.LOG is created for EchoMail areas, and NETTOSS.LOG
is created for NetMail areas.)

Two macros are available for use on multi-node systems.  ~%N~ inserts the task
number as a decimal number, and ~%T~ inserts the task number as a hexadecimal
(base 16) number.  The use of these macros is optional.  Please refer to the
main documentation for more information about running the mail door in a
multi-node configuration.

xV4?
        &──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
        & Directories and File Paths - Semaphore for Local Mail Upload &
        &──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the filename of the local mail upload semaphore file.
When local mail is uploaded by the mail door to the BBS, the door will
create this file in the main door directory (the file is zero bytes long,
thus it takes up nothing more than a directory entry).  Batch files can test
for the presence of this file to determine if further mail processing is
necessary.

Note that the mail door WILL NOT delete this file!  Thus, your batch file(s)
should be written to delete this file as soon as it is no longer needed.

Two macros are available for use on multi-node systems.  ~%N~ inserts the task
number as a decimal number, and ~%T~ inserts the task number as a hexadecimal
(base 16) number.  The use of these macros is optional.  Please refer to the
main documentation for more information about running the mail door in a
multi-node configuration.

xV4<
         &───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
         & Directories and File Paths - Semaphore for NetMail Upload &
         &───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the filename of the FidoNet NetMail upload semaphore
file.  When NetMail is uploaded by the mail door to the BBS, the door will
create this file in the main door directory (the file is zero bytes long,
thus it takes up nothing more than a directory entry).  Batch files can test
for the presence of this file to determine if further mail processing is
necessary.

Note that the mail door WILL NOT delete this file!  Thus, your batch file(s)
should be written to delete this file as soon as it is no longer needed.

Two macros are available for use on multi-node systems.  ~%N~ inserts the task
number as a decimal number, and ~%T~ inserts the task number as a hexadecimal
(base 16) number.  The use of these macros is optional.  Please refer to the
main documentation for more information about running the mail door in a
multi-node configuration.

xV4A
         &────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
         & Directories and File Paths - Semaphore for EchoMail Upload &
         &────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the filename of the FidoNet EchoMail upload semaphore
file.  When EchoMail is uploaded by the mail door to the BBS, the door will
create this file in the main door directory (the file is zero bytes long,
thus it takes up nothing more than a directory entry).  Batch files can test
for the presence of this file to determine if further mail processing is
necessary.

Note that the mail door WILL NOT delete this file!  Thus, your batch file(s)
should be written to delete this file as soon as it is no longer needed.

Two macros are available for use on multi-node systems.  ~%N~ inserts the task
number as a decimal number, and ~%T~ inserts the task number as a hexadecimal
(base 16) number.  The use of these macros is optional.  Please refer to the
main documentation for more information about running the mail door in a
multi-node configuration.

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          &─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
          & Message Area Override Editor - Maximus-Specific Options &
          &─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

The following options are available when creating an override entry for
Maximus message areas:

    ~<N>~     Changes the message area number.

    ~<D>~     Changes the message area description.

    ~<O>~     Changes the message area origin line (used for FidoNet EchoMail
            areas).

    ~<R>~     Changes the security requirements for users to access the
            message area.  If a user does not meet these requirements, the
            area will not be made available to the user.

    ~<W>~     Changes the security requirements for users to post in the
            message area.  If a user does not meet these requirements, the
            area will be presented to the user as "read-only" and will not
            accept any message uploads.

xV49
^PROBLEM:^    The mail door cannot access the Maximus .PRM file, which
            contains the BBS message area definitions (among other things).

^SOLUTION:^   Make sure the file exists, and that the "Path/Filename of
            Maximus .PRM File" field in Directories and File Paths is
            correct.

xV4╩
        &──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
        & Directories and File Paths - Path/Filename of Opus .PRM File &
        &──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the path and filename of the Opus configuration file,
which is from where much of the information concerning your Opus setup is
obtained.

Two macros are available for use on multi-node systems.  ~%N~ inserts the task
number as a decimal number, and ~%T~ inserts the task number as a hexadecimal
(base 16) number.  The use of these macros is optional.  Please refer to the
main documentation for more information about running the mail door in a
multi-node configuration.

xV4└
      &─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
      & Directories and File Paths - Path/Filename of ECHOTOSS.LOG File &
      &─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the path to where the mail door will write the mail
tossing log files.  When FidoNet NetMail and EchoMail messages are uploaded
by the mail door to the BBS, the mail door will write information to these
files that can be used by mail processors to more efficiently process
outbound mail.  (ECHOMAIL.LOG is created for EchoMail areas, and NETTOSS.LOG
is created for NetMail areas.)

Two macros are available for use on multi-node systems.  ~%N~ inserts the task
number as a decimal number, and ~%T~ inserts the task number as a hexadecimal
(base 16) number.  The use of these macros is optional.  Please refer to the
main documentation for more information about running the mail door in a
multi-node configuration.

xV4?
        &──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
        & Directories and File Paths - Semaphore for Local Mail Upload &
        &──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the filename of the local mail upload semaphore file.
When local mail is uploaded by the mail door to the BBS, the door will
create this file in the main door directory (the file is zero bytes long,
thus it takes up nothing more than a directory entry).  Batch files can test
for the presence of this file to determine if further mail processing is
necessary.

Note that the mail door WILL NOT delete this file!  Thus, your batch file(s)
should be written to delete this file as soon as it is no longer needed.

Two macros are available for use on multi-node systems.  ~%N~ inserts the task
number as a decimal number, and ~%T~ inserts the task number as a hexadecimal
(base 16) number.  The use of these macros is optional.  Please refer to the
main documentation for more information about running the mail door in a
multi-node configuration.

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         &───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
         & Directories and File Paths - Semaphore for NetMail Upload &
         &───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the filename of the FidoNet NetMail upload semaphore
file.  When NetMail is uploaded by the mail door to the BBS, the door will
create this file in the main door directory (the file is zero bytes long,
thus it takes up nothing more than a directory entry).  Batch files can test
for the presence of this file to determine if further mail processing is
necessary.

Note that the mail door WILL NOT delete this file!  Thus, your batch file(s)
should be written to delete this file as soon as it is no longer needed.

Two macros are available for use on multi-node systems.  ~%N~ inserts the task
number as a decimal number, and ~%T~ inserts the task number as a hexadecimal
(base 16) number.  The use of these macros is optional.  Please refer to the
main documentation for more information about running the mail door in a
multi-node configuration.

xV4A
         &────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
         & Directories and File Paths - Semaphore for EchoMail Upload &
         &────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the filename of the FidoNet EchoMail upload semaphore
file.  When EchoMail is uploaded by the mail door to the BBS, the door will
create this file in the main door directory (the file is zero bytes long,
thus it takes up nothing more than a directory entry).  Batch files can test
for the presence of this file to determine if further mail processing is
necessary.

Note that the mail door WILL NOT delete this file!  Thus, your batch file(s)
should be written to delete this file as soon as it is no longer needed.

Two macros are available for use on multi-node systems.  ~%N~ inserts the task
number as a decimal number, and ~%T~ inserts the task number as a hexadecimal
(base 16) number.  The use of these macros is optional.  Please refer to the
main documentation for more information about running the mail door in a
multi-node configuration.

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            &──────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
            & Message Area Override Editor - Opus-Specific Options &
            &──────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

The following options are available when creating an override entry for Opus
message areas:

    ~<N>~     Changes the message area number.

    ~<D>~     Changes the message area description.

    ~<O>~     Changes the message area origin line (used for FidoNet EchoMail
            areas).

    ~<R>~     Changes the security requirements for users to access the
            message area.  If a user does not meet these requirements, the
            area will not be made available to the user.

    ~<W>~     Changes the security requirements for users to post in the
            message area.  If a user does not meet these requirements, the
            area will be presented to the user as "read-only" and will not
            accept any message uploads.

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^PROBLEM:^    The mail door cannot access the Opus .PRM file, which contains
            the BBS message area definitions (among other things).

^SOLUTION:^   Make sure the file exists, and that the "Path/Filename of Opus
            .PRM File" field in Directories and File Paths is correct.

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         &───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
         & Directories and File Paths - Path/Filename of PCBOARD.DAT &
         &───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the path and filename of the PCBoard configuration file,
which is from where much of the information concerning your PCBoard setup is
obtained.

Two macros are available for use on multi-node systems.  ~%N~ inserts the task
number as a decimal number, and ~%T~ inserts the task number as a hexadecimal
(base 16) number.  The use of these macros is optional.  Please refer to the
main documentation for more information about running the mail door in a
multi-node configuration.

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         &───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
         & Directories and File Paths - Path/Filename of PCBOARD.EXE &
         &───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the path and filename of the PCBoard executable file,
which is used for local logins to the mail door.  In order to properly
generate and update PCBoard user file information, the mail door spawns
(runs) PCBoard to create and reload a USERS.SYS file.  To generate a
USERS.SYS file, the mail door runs the program name given here as follows:

^<path/filename given> /USERSYS;FirstName;LastName;Pwrd:Password^

You should enter a full path and file name in this field, such as:

        ~C:\\PCB\\PCBOARDM.EXE~
        ~C:\\PCB\\PCBOARD.EXE~
        ~C:\\PCB\\PCBOARD2.EXE~

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              &──────────────────────────────────────────────────&
              & Options and Toggles - Confs to Scan for NEWFILES &
              &──────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option specifies which conferences the door will scan when it creates
the NEWFILES list.  If this option is set to ~All~, all conferences are
scanned.  If this option is set to ~Tag~, only the conferences that the user
has tagged for downloading are scanned.  If this option is set to ~Main~, only
the Main Conference is scanned.  (Pressing <ENTER> repeatedly will cycle
through all available settings.)

^**^ Systems with many hundreds or thousands of conferences may take quite a
   long time to scan for new files.  In such cases, it is recommended that
   this option be set to ~Tag~ or ~Main~, so that the user doesn't spend an
   eternity online.

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          &─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
          & Message Area Override Editor - PCBoard-Specific Options &
          &─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

The following options are available when creating an override entry for
PCBoard message areas:

    ~<D>~     Changes the message area description.

    ~<F>~     Changes whether or not aliases are forced for the message area.
            Note that alias support must be installed in PCBoard; if not,
            the user's real name will always be used regardless of this
            setting.

    ~<O>~     Changes whether or not the message area is "read-only".

    ~<R>~     Changes the security requirements for users to access the
            message area.  If a user does not meet these requirements, the
            area will not be made available to the user.

    ~<W>~     Changes the security requirements for users to post in the
            message area.  If a user does not meet these requirements, the
            area will be presented to the user as "read-only" and will not
            accept any message uploads.

xV4)
^PROBLEM:^    The mail door cannot access the PCBOARD.DAT file, which contains
            much of the information concerning the BBS configuration.

^SOLUTION:^   Make sure the file exists, and that the "Path/Filename of
            PCBOARD.DAT" field in Directories and File Paths is correct.

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^PROBLEM:^    The mail door cannot access the PCBOARD.EXE file name which was
            entered in this field.

^SOLUTION:^   Make sure the file exists, and that the "Path/Filename of
            PCBOARD.EXE" field in Directories and File Paths is correct.

xV40
^PROBLEM:^    The mail door cannot access the CNAMES.??? files, which contain
            the BBS message area definitions.

^SOLUTION:^   Make sure the files exist, and that the "Name/Loc of Conference
            Data" field in PCBOARD.DAT (configured via PCBoard's PCBSetup)
            is correct.

xV4÷
           &────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
           & Directories and File Paths - Path to EXITINFO.BBS File &
           &────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the path to the EXITINFO.BBS and ProBoard configuration
files.  EXITINFO.BBS is created by ProBoard when a user executes the mail
door, and contains all pertinent information about the user.

Two macros are available for use on multi-node systems.  ~%N~ inserts the task
number as a decimal number, and ~%T~ inserts the task number as a hexadecimal
(base 16) number.  The use of these macros is optional.  Please refer to the
main documentation for more information about running the mail door in a
multi-node configuration.

xV4g
        &──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
        & Directories and File Paths - Path to Write ECHOMAIL.BBS/.JAM &
        &──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the path to where the mail door will write the mail
tossing log files.  When FidoNet NetMail and EchoMail messages are uploaded
by the mail door to the BBS, the mail door will write information to these
files that can be used by mail processors to more efficiently process
outbound EchoMail.  (ECHOMAIL.BBS and NETMAIL.BBS are created for Hudson-
style EchoMail and NetMail areas; ECHOMAIL.JAM and NETMAIL.JAM are created
for JAM-style EchoMail and NetMail areas; ECHOTOSS.LOG and NETTOSS.LOG are
created for Squish-style EchoMail and NetMail areas.)

Two macros are available for use on multi-node systems.  ~%N~ inserts the task
number as a decimal number, and ~%T~ inserts the task number as a hexadecimal
(base 16) number.  The use of these macros is optional.  Please refer to the
main documentation for more information about running the mail door in a
multi-node configuration.

xV4f
          &──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
          & Message Area Override Editor - ProBoard-Specific Options &
          &──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

The following options are available when creating an override entry for
ProBoard message areas:

    ~<D>~     Changes the message area description.

    ~<O>~     Changes the message area origin line (used for FidoNet EchoMail
            areas).

    ~<K>~     Changes the kind of messages that are stored in the area.
            Available types are Local, NetMail, and EchoMail.

    ~<T>~     Changes the type of messages that can be posted in the area.
            Available types are Public Only, Private Only, Public and
            Private, and To-All.

    ~<A>~     Changes the name used to post messages in the area.  Available
            types are Real Names, Choose Alias, and Force Alias.

    ~<R>~     Changes the security requirements for users to access the
            message area.  If a user does not meet these requirements, the
            area will not be made available to the user.

    ~<W>~     Changes the security requirements for users to post in the
            message area.  If a user does not meet these requirements, the
            area will be presented to the user as "read-only" and will not
            accept any message uploads.

    ~<S>~     Changes the security requirements for access to SysOp-level
            features in the message area.  Users meeting these requirements
            can download all private mail (not just mail addressed to or
            from them).

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^PROBLEM:^    The mail door cannot access the ProBoard MESSAGES.PB file, which
            contains the BBS message area definitions.

^SOLUTION:^   Make sure the file exists in the directory defined by "Path to
            EXITINFO.BBS File" in Directories and File Paths, or that the
            PROBOARD environment variable is properly set.

xV4÷
           &────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
           & Directories and File Paths - Path to EXITINFO.BBS File &
           &────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the path to the EXITINFO.BBS and QuickBBS configuration
files.  EXITINFO.BBS is created by QuickBBS when a user executes the mail
door, and contains all pertinent information about the user.

Two macros are available for use on multi-node systems.  ~%N~ inserts the task
number as a decimal number, and ~%T~ inserts the task number as a hexadecimal
(base 16) number.  The use of these macros is optional.  Please refer to the
main documentation for more information about running the mail door in a
multi-node configuration.

xV4
        &──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
        & Directories and File Paths - Path to Write ECHOMAIL.BBS/.DAT &
        &──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the path to where the mail door will write the mail
tossing log files.  When FidoNet NetMail and EchoMail messages are uploaded
by the mail door to the BBS, the mail door will write information to these
files that can be used by mail processors to more efficiently process
outbound EchoMail.  (ECHOMAIL.BBS and NETMAIL.BBS are created for Hudson-
style EchoMail and NetMail areas; ECHOMAIL.DAT and NETMAIL.DAT are created
for GoldBase-style EchoMail and NetMail areas.)

Two macros are available for use on multi-node systems.  ~%N~ inserts the task
number as a decimal number, and ~%T~ inserts the task number as a hexadecimal
(base 16) number.  The use of these macros is optional.  Please refer to the
main documentation for more information about running the mail door in a
multi-node configuration.

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                  &─────────────────────────────────────────&
                  & Options and Toggles - Message Base Type &
                  &─────────────────────────────────────────&

This option specifies which message base type is to be used.  Available
message base types are ~Hudson~ and ~GoldBase~.  (Pressing <ENTER> toggles this
option.)

xV4æ
          &──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
          & Message Area Override Editor - QuickBBS-Specific Options &
          &──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

The following options are available when creating an override entry for
QuickBBS message areas:

    ~<D>~     Changes the message area description.

    ~<O>~     Changes the message area origin line (used for FidoNet EchoMail
            areas).

    ~<K>~     Changes the kind of messages that are stored in the area.
            Available types are Local, NetMail, and EchoMail.

    ~<T>~     Changes the type of messages that can be posted in the area.
            Available types are Public Only, Private Only, Public and
            Private, and Read Only.

    ~<A>~     Changes the name used to post messages in the area.  Available
            types are Real Names, Choose Alias, and Force Alias.

    ~<R>~     Changes the security requirements for users to access the
            message area.  If a user does not meet these requirements, the
            area will not be made available to the user.

    ~<W>~     Changes the security requirements for users to post in the
            message area.  If a user does not meet these requirements, the
            area will be presented to the user as "read-only" and will not
            accept any message uploads.

    ~<S>~     Changes the security requirements for access to SysOp-level
            features in the message area.  Users meeting these requirements
            can download all private mail (not just mail addressed to or
            from them) and upload GroupMail ("**ALL") messages.

xV4Z
^PROBLEM:^    The mail door cannot access the QuickBBS MSGCFG.DAT file, which
            contains the BBS message area definitions.

^SOLUTION:^   Make sure the file exists in the directory defined by "Path to
            EXITINFO.BBS File" in Directories and File Paths, or that the
            QUICKBBS environment variable is properly set.

xV4■
           &────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
           & Directories and File Paths - Path to EXITINFO.BBS File &
           &────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the path to the EXITINFO.BBS and RemoteAccess
configuration files.  EXITINFO.BBS is created by RemoteAccess when a user
executes the mail door, and contains all pertinent information about the
user.

Two macros are available for use on multi-node systems.  ~%N~ inserts the task
number as a decimal number, and ~%T~ inserts the task number as a hexadecimal
(base 16) number.  The use of these macros is optional.  Please refer to the
main documentation for more information about running the mail door in a
multi-node configuration.

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        &──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
        & Directories and File Paths - Path to Write ECHOMAIL.BBS/.JAM &
        &──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the path to where the mail door will write the mail
tossing log files.  When FidoNet NetMail and EchoMail messages are uploaded
by the mail door to the BBS, the mail door will write information to these
files that can be used by mail processors to more efficiently process
outbound EchoMail.  (ECHOMAIL.BBS and NETMAIL.BBS are created for Hudson-
style EchoMail and NetMail areas; ECHOMAIL.JAM and NETMAIL.JAM are created
for JAM-style EchoMail and NetMail areas.)

Two macros are available for use on multi-node systems.  ~%N~ inserts the task
number as a decimal number, and ~%T~ inserts the task number as a hexadecimal
(base 16) number.  The use of these macros is optional.  Please refer to the
main documentation for more information about running the mail door in a
multi-node configuration.

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        &──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
        & Message Area Override Editor - RemoteAccess-Specific Options &
        &──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

The following options are available when creating an override entry for
RemoteAccess message areas:

    ~<D>~     Changes the message area description.

    ~<O>~     Changes the message area origin line (used for FidoNet EchoMail
            areas).

    ~<K>~     Changes the kind of messages that are stored in the area.
            Available types are Local, NetMail, and EchoMail.

    ~<T>~     Changes the type of messages that can be posted in the area.
            Available types are Public Only, Private Only, Public and
            Private, and Read Only.

    ~<A>~     Changes the name used to post messages in the area.  Available
            types are Real Names, Choose Alias, and Force Alias.

    ~<G>~     Changes the minimum age required to access the message area.
            The value can range from 0 to 99.  A value of 0 indicates that
            age checking is ignored.

    ~<R>~     Changes the security requirements for users to access the
            message area.  If a user does not meet these requirements, the
            area will not be made available to the user.

    ~<W>~     Changes the security requirements for users to post in the
            message area.  If a user does not meet these requirements, the
            area will be presented to the user as "read-only" and will not
            accept any message uploads.

    ~<S>~     Changes the security requirements for access to SysOp-level
            features in the message area.  Users meeting these requirements
            can download all private mail (not just mail addressed to or
            from them).

xV4Y
^PROBLEM:^    The mail door cannot access the RemoteAccess MESSAGES.RA file,
            which contains the BBS message area definitions.

^SOLUTION:^   Make sure the file exists in the directory defined by "Path to
            EXITINFO.BBS File" in Directories and File Paths, or that the RA
            environment variable is properly set.

xV4·
^PROBLEM:^    The mail door cannot access the RemoteAccess CONFIG.RA file,
            which contains the BBS configuration information.

^SOLUTION:^   Make sure the file exists in the directory defined by "Path to
            EXITINFO.BBS File" in Directories and File Paths, or that the RA
            environment variable is properly set.  For multi-node systems,
            the RA environment variable should be set to the main RA system
            directory, such as:

            ~SET RA=C:\\RA~

xV4÷
           &────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
           & Directories and File Paths - Path to EXITINFO.BBS File &
           &────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the path to the EXITINFO.BBS and SuperBBS configuration
files.  EXITINFO.BBS is created by SuperBBS when a user executes the mail
door, and contains all pertinent information about the user.

Two macros are available for use on multi-node systems.  ~%N~ inserts the task
number as a decimal number, and ~%T~ inserts the task number as a hexadecimal
(base 16) number.  The use of these macros is optional.  Please refer to the
main documentation for more information about running the mail door in a
multi-node configuration.

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          &─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
          & Directories and File Paths - Path to Write ECHOMAIL.BBS &
          &─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the path to where the mail door will write the mail
tossing log files.  When FidoNet NetMail and EchoMail messages are uploaded
by the mail door to the BBS, the mail door will write information to these
files that can be used by mail processors to more efficiently process
outbound EchoMail.  (ECHOMAIL.BBS and NETMAIL.BBS are created for EchoMail
and NetMail areas, respectively.)

Two macros are available for use on multi-node systems.  ~%N~ inserts the task
number as a decimal number, and ~%T~ inserts the task number as a hexadecimal
(base 16) number.  The use of these macros is optional.  Please refer to the
main documentation for more information about running the mail door in a
multi-node configuration.

xV4£
          &──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
          & Message Area Override Editor - SuperBBS-Specific Options &
          &──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

The following options are available when creating an override entry for
SuperBBS message areas:

    ~<D>~     Changes the message area description.

    ~<O>~     Changes the message area origin line (used for FidoNet EchoMail
            areas).

    ~<K>~     Changes the kind of messages that are stored in the area.
            Available types are Local, NetMail, and EchoMail.

    ~<T>~     Changes the type of messages that can be posted in the area.
            Available types are Public Only, Private Only, Public and
            Private, and Read Only.

    ~<A>~     Changes the name used to post messages in the area.  Available
            types are Real Names, Choose Alias, Any Alias, and Force Alias.

    ~<R>~     Changes the security requirements for users to access the
            message area.  If a user does not meet these requirements, the
            area will not be made available to the user.

    ~<W>~     Changes the security requirements for users to post in the
            message area.  If a user does not meet these requirements, the
            area will be presented to the user as "read-only" and will not
            accept any message uploads.

    ~<S>~     Changes the security requirements for access to SysOp-level
            features in the message area.  Users meeting these requirements
            can download all private mail (not just mail addressed to or
            from them) and upload GroupMail ("**ALL") messages.

xV4Z
^PROBLEM:^    The mail door cannot access the SuperBBS MSGCFG.DAT file, which
            contains the BBS message area definitions.

^SOLUTION:^   Make sure the file exists in the directory defined by "Path to
            EXITINFO.BBS File" in Directories and File Paths, or that the
            SUPERBBS environment variable is properly set.

xV4└
            &──────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
            & Directories and File Paths - Path to STATUS.DAT File &
            &──────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the path to the T.A.G. STATUS.DAT configuration file,
which is from where much of the information concerning your T.A.G. setup is
obtained.

Two macros are available for use on multi-node systems.  ~%N~ inserts the task
number as a decimal number, and ~%T~ inserts the task number as a hexadecimal
(base 16) number.  The use of these macros is optional.  Please refer to the
main documentation for more information about running the mail door in a
multi-node configuration.

xV4S
        &──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
        & Directories and File Paths - Path to Write ECHOMAIL.BBS/.JAM &
        &──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the path to where the mail door will write the mail
tossing log files.  When FidoNet NetMail and EchoMail messages are uploaded
by the mail door to the BBS, the mail door will write information to these
files that can be used by mail processors to more efficiently process
outbound EchoMail.  (ECHOMAIL.BBS and NETMAIL.BBS are created for Hudson-
style EchoMail and NetMail areas; ECHOMAIL.JAM and NETMAIL.JAM are created
for JAM-style EchoMail and NetMail areas; ECHOTOSS.LOG and NETTOSS.LOG are
created for Fido-style EchoMail and NetMail areas.)

^**^ This setting is NOT used for Hudson areas, due to T.A.G.'s ability to
   support multiple Hudson configurations.  By necessity, the ECHOMAIL.BBS
   and NETMAIL.BBS files will always be stored in the appropriate Hudson
   directory.

Two macros are available for use on multi-node systems.  ~%N~ inserts the task
number as a decimal number, and ~%T~ inserts the task number as a hexadecimal
(base 16) number.  The use of these macros is optional.  Please refer to the
main documentation for more information about running the mail door in a
multi-node configuration.

xV4
             &───────────────────────────────────────────────────&
             & Options and Toggles - Delete Email After Download &
             &───────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option specifies whether or not the mail door will delete messages from
the Email message area after they have been bundled and downloaded in a mail
packet.  If this option is set to ~YES~, the user's Email is deleted.  If
this option is set to ~NO~, the user's Email is retained.  (Pressing <ENTER>
toggles this option.)

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           &────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
           & Message Area Override Editor - T.A.G.-Specific Options &
           &────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

The following options are available when creating an override entry for
T.A.G. message areas:

    ~<T>~     Changes the type of messages that are stored in the area.
            Available types are Local, NetMail, and EchoMail.

    ~<D>~     Changes the message area description.

    ~<O>~     Changes the message area origin line (used for FidoNet EchoMail
            areas).

    ~<H>~     Specifies whether handles (aliases) are allowed in the area, and
            if so, how they are supported.  Available types are No (aliases
            not allowed), Yes (aliases allowed), and Forced (aliases are
            required).

    ~<P>~     Specifies whether private messages are allowed in the area, and
            if so, how they are supported.  Available types are No (private
            messages not allowed), Yes (private messages allowed), and
            Forced (messages are forced private).

    ~<R>~     Changes the security requirements for users to access the
            message area.  If a user does not meet these requirements, the
            area will not be made available to the user.

    ~<W>~     Changes the security requirements for users to post in the
            message area.  If a user does not meet these requirements, the
            area will be presented to the user as "read-only" and will not
            accept any message uploads.

xV4%
^PROBLEM:^    The mail door cannot access the STATUS.DAT file, which contains
            much of the information concerning the BBS configuration.

^SOLUTION:^   Make sure the file exists, and that the "Path to T.A.G.
            STATUS.DAT" field in Directories and File Paths is correct.

xV4÷
^PROBLEM:^    The mail door cannot access the MBOARDS.DAT file, which contains
            the BBS message area definitions.

^SOLUTION:^   Make sure the file exists, and that it is located in the proper
            T.A.G. data file directory.

xV4└
            &─────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
            & Directories and File Paths - Path to CONFIG.TG File &
            &─────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the path to the Telegard CONFIG.TG configuration file,
which is from where much of the information concerning your Telegard setup
is obtained.

Two macros are available for use on multi-node systems.  ~%N~ inserts the task
number as a decimal number, and ~%T~ inserts the task number as a hexadecimal
(base 16) number.  The use of these macros is optional.  Please refer to the
main documentation for more information about running the mail door in a
multi-node configuration.

xV4
        &──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
        & Directories and File Paths - Path to Write ECHOMAIL.BBS/.JAM &
        &──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option defines the path to where the mail door will write the mail
tossing log files.  When FidoNet NetMail and EchoMail messages are uploaded
by the mail door to the BBS, the mail door will write information to these
files that can be used by mail processors to more efficiently process
outbound EchoMail.  (ECHOMAIL.JAM and NETMAIL.JAM are created for JAM-style
EchoMail and NetMail areas; ECHOTOSS.LOG and NETTOSS.LOG are created for
Squish-style EchoMail and NetMail areas.)

Two macros are available for use on multi-node systems.  ~%N~ inserts the task
number as a decimal number, and ~%T~ inserts the task number as a hexadecimal
(base 16) number.  The use of these macros is optional.  Please refer to the
main documentation for more information about running the mail door in a
multi-node configuration.

xV4=
            &───────────────────────────────────────────────────&
            & Options and Toggles - Delete Email After Download &
            &───────────────────────────────────────────────────&

This option specifies whether or not the mail door will delete messages from
the Email message area after they have been bundled and downloaded in a mail
packet.  If this option is set to ~YES~, the user's Email is deleted.  If
this option is set to ~NO~, the user's Email is retained.  (Pressing <ENTER>
toggles this option.)

^**^ Individual users can be marked in Telegard (via the "M" AC flag) to have
   all Email messages forcibly deleted after they have been received.  If
   this flag is set for a user, that user's Email will always be deleted
   after it has been downloaded, regardless of the setting of this option.

xV46
          &──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&
          & Message Area Override Editor - Telegard-Specific Options &
          &──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────&

The following options are available when creating an override entry for
Telegard message areas:

    ~<T>~     Changes the type of messages that are stored in the area.
            Available types are Local, NetMail, and EchoMail.

    ~<D>~     Changes the message area description.

    ~<O>~     Changes the message area origin line (used for FidoNet EchoMail
            areas).

    ~<H>~     Specifies whether or not handles (aliases) are allowed in the
            area.

    ~<P>~     Specifies the type of messages that can be posted in the area.
            Available types are Public Only, Private Only, and Public &
            Private.

    ~<R>~     Changes the security requirements for users to access the
            message area.  If a user does not meet these requirements, the
            area will not be made available to the user.

    ~<W>~     Changes the security requirements for users to post in the
            message area.  If a user does not meet these requirements, the
            area will be presented to the user as "read-only" and will not
            accept any message uploads.

xV4'
^PROBLEM:^    The mail door cannot access the STATUS.DAT file, which contains
            much of the information concerning the BBS configuration.

^SOLUTION:^   Make sure the file exists, and that the "Path to Telegard
            STATUS.DAT" field in Directories and File Paths is correct.

xV4≈
^PROBLEM:^    The mail door cannot access the MAREAS.DAT file, which contains
            the BBS message area definitions.

^SOLUTION:^   Make sure the file exists, and that it is located in the proper
            Telegard data file directory.

xV4
     &╔═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╗&
     &║&        ^The Blue Wave Offline Mail Door Online Help System^       &║&
     &║&          ^Copyright 1992-1996 by Cutting Edge Computing.^         &║&
     &║&                       ^All rights reserved.^                      &║&
     &╠═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╣&
     &║&  ~Online help text written by George Hatchew and Martin Pollard~  &║&
     &╚═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝&

Below is an alphabetical listing of most of the help topics available via
the online help system.  Use the cursor keys (or the <TAB> key) to highlight
the desired topic, then press <ENTER> to display the help text for the
topic.

Index of help categories:

00011BWSETUP Command Line Parameters
00105Main Menu - Archiver Configuration
01108Main Menu - Directories and File Paths
01209Main Menu - General Information
01312Main Menu - Internet Gateway
00202Main Menu - Mail Session Limits
00317Main Menu - Options and Toggles
00409Main Menu - Protocol Editor
01514Main Menu - Security/NetMail Manager
01604Main Menu - User File Editor
00010Sample Archiver Commands
00012Sample Protocol Commands
