Night Owl 6/Night Owl's Shareware - PDSI-006 - Night Owl Corp (1990).iso/033a/pcbhlp_c.zip/HLPY

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@X0C(Y)@X0Eour Mail Check - Function Help
@X0E---------------------------------

@X0FSubcommands:  @X0C(A) (S) (NS) (+) (-) (C)

@X0F              @X0C(A) @X0B scans all message bases
@X0F              @X0C(S) @X0B scans only for mail left since the last message read
@X0F              @X0C(C) @X0B limits scan to current message base only
@X0F              @X0C(+) @X0B or (-) forces the direction of the scan
@X0F              @X0C(Q) @X0B display in Quick Scan format
@X0F              @X0C(L) @X0B display in Long Scan format
@X0F              @X0C(NS)@X0B displays text output in non-stop mode

@X0FDescription:  @X0BAllows checking for mail left to you or from you in a message
@X0F              @X0Bbase.  The above commands can be entered in combination on the
@X0F              @X0Bsame line to limit the scan function as desired.  The default for
@X0F              @X0Bthe @X0C(Y)@X0B command is to scan the current message base only, in
@X0F              @X0Breverse direction, checking for mail left by you as well as for
@X0F              @X0Bmail addressed to you and to scan the complete message base, from
@X0F              @X0Bthe end of the file to the beginning.

@X0F              @X0BYou can select which areas you want to be scanned when using the
@X0F              @X0C(A)@X0B subcommand by typing SELECT or by using the @X0C(W)@X0Brite User Info
@X0F              @X0Bcommand.

@X0FQuick Scan:   @X0BThe Quick Scan format provides a display that looks something
@X0F              @X0Blike this:
@X0F              @X0E                  Messages  Messages
@X0F              @X0ENum   Conference   To You    Found
@X0F              @X0E---   ----------  --------  --------
@X0F              @X0E  0   Main Board         0        18
@X0F              @X0E  1   Support            5        35
@X0F              @X0E  2   DOOR               2        14

@X0FLong Scan:    @X0BThe Long Scan format provides more detail such as message numbers
@X0F              @X0Bfound and looks something like this:

@X0F              @X0EScanning Main Board
@X0F              @X0E  Msgs For You: None
@X0F              @X0E Msgs From You: None
@X0F              @X0E  # Msgs Found: 18

@X0F              @X0EScanning Support (1) Conference
@X0F              @X0E  Msgs For You: 100 101 102 103 104
@X0F              @X0E Msgs From You: 89 94
@X0F              @X0E  # Msgs Found: 0

@X0F              @X0EScanning DOOR (2) Conference
@X0F              @X0E  Msgs For You: 25 48
@X0F              @X0E Msgs From You: None
@X0F              @X0E  # Msgs Found: 0