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RECORDING USAGE OF TELIX
Telix allows a usage log to be opened, which keeps track of
calls you make and file that you transfer. This is handy for
keeping a record of your long distance calls, for example. The
Usage Log is toggled on and off with the Alt-U key. If it is
currently closed, you are prompted for the name to open it to
(TELIX.USE is the default). If it is currently opened, then it
is closed. You may also set the Usage Log to be opened by de-
fault at Telix start-up (via the Configuration Menu).
Following is a sample portion of a log:
88-05-17 00:12:41 Telix Usage Log Created.
88-05-29 00:12:41 Telix Usage Log Opened.
88-05-29 00:13:06 Connected with : TBoard
88-05-29 00:13:06 ++ At phone # : 123-4567
88-05-29 00:13:06 ++ Settings : 2400,N,8,1
88-05-29 00:14:53 Hangup command selected.
88-05-29 00:16:25 Connected with : Joe's BBS
88-05-29 00:16:25 ++ At phone # : 1-987-654-3210
88-05-29 00:16:25 ++ Settings : 2400,N,8,1
88-05-29 00:17:17 Download using Telink protocol.
88-05-29 00:17:19 ++ File : D:\DL\ZTC100.ARC
88-05-29 00:41:09 ++ Chars per second : 165
88-05-29 00:41:11 ++ File : D:\DL\SRC100.ARC
88-05-29 00:58:26 ++ Chars per second : 165
88-05-29 00:58:28 ++ File : D:\DL\OPT100.ARC
88-05-29 01:22:54 ++ Chars per second : 165
88-05-29 01:23:11 Hangup command selected.
88-05-29 01:23:12 Exiting Telix.
88-05-29 01:23:12 Telix Usage Log Closed.
The log is quite simple in form and easy to understand. Lines
that start with '++' are a continuation of the previous line.
Following is a listing of possible entries:
Key Log Entry
---- -----------------------------------------------
Alt-U Telix Usage Log Created.
Telix Usage Log Opened.
Telix Usage Log Closed.
Alt-D Connected with : (entry name)
++ At phone # : (phone number)
++ Settings : (comm settings)
Alt-R Download using (name) protocol.
++ File : (pathname)
++ Chars per second : (CPS)
++ Transfer aborted.
Alt-S Upload using (name) protocol.
++ File: (pathname)
++ Chars per second : (CPS)
++ Transfer aborted.
Alt-H Hangup command selected.
Alt-X Exiting Telix.
The entries on the right are related to the commands shown on
the left. Note that a script file has the ability to stamp
text into the Usage Log, so other entries are possible.
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