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NewWho V2.0
by
Harold R. Scadden
NewWho's was written to replace the standard WH function. For sysops
of big multi-line boards this program will prove VERY useful. The basic
command format is as follows:
WH - Shows all users online in full display format
WH * - Does the same thing as WH
WH S - Shows a short listing with port numbers and User names ONLY
WH ? - Displays this Help Menu
WH x - Displays the port requested ONLY ( x = port number)
When using the WH or WH * command you will get the same display as you
normally would with the regular Cnet WH command except for the following
display format changes:
Port numbers will be showen in BLUE color if a person is hidden and you
have a level 22 or 23 access. I added level 22 to the view hidden
capability to support a high level staff position (Lev 22).
An * will be display by the port number of ANY user who is under the age
of 18. This was implemented to assist sysops and their staff with the
maintenance of the system users if there was a question about age etc..
There is a line that will inform users on how many ports are active out of
the BBS's total line capability.
Male members will have a User Name with the color GREEN and Female members
will have a User Name with the color RED.
When using the WH S command you will get a display which consist of
the Port Number and User Name. The User Name will be color coded as it
was in the WH or WH * command.
When using the WH x command the user will get a display just like the
one in WH or WH * but only the port requested will be displayed and the
program logo and ports active line will not be shown also.
Installing NewWho to replace your standard WH command
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The standard WHO command text is contained in the file BBSTEXT in the CNet:
directory. In order to replace the WHO, the following changes must be
made:
line 899 should read : \#2PFiles:NewWho\
lines 900 - 908 should be blanked completely.
Your file will end up looking like this:
\h2\c7**** OLM from %s (port %d)%c\@1
\b1\c7
\h2Press RETURN to continue...\gn\n2
\c7:\c2
\h1\q1
\q1
\#2PFiles:NewWho\
\q1
\n1Now muffling
\n1Now listening to
\n1Now hiding from
\n1Now visible to
Change the BBSMENU file line containing the WHo command to:
WHo, WH*, WHs, WH #, WH S
After you have done all of this ... copy NewWho to your pfiles
directory and installation is all done.