HPAVC/HPAVC CD-ROM.iso/OBV230-A.ZIP/MENULIST

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Usage of Menu Editor
To create commands that are at any menu, create a menu called GLOBAL.MNU,
those commands will be at every menu.
There are several possibilities for the menu types
In the Pulldown Filename, there can be the following:
  <blank>
    Draws Menu Prompt with the name in the prompt in the prompt and does
      standard input
  ::X
    where X is a letter in the alphabet
    Puts as the input a character from A to the X character randomly
  N
    Writes the Name in the Prompt alone
      with
        ^R - Regular Color
        ^S - Status Color
        ^P - Prompt Color
        ^E - Input Color
        ^V - Inverse Color
        ^X - Box Color
        ^M - Goes down a line
      there are possibilities for the ending character
        / Yes/No Bar Prompt beginning with No
        \ Yes/No Bar Prompt beginning with Yes
        = Yes/No/Quit Bar Prompt Beginning with Yes
        | Yes/No/Quit Bar Prompt Beginning with No
        @ Yes/No/Quit Bar Prompt Beginning with Quit
        * Inputs String
        : Inputs String with a : in a different color
        # Gets one character
        ) Gets one character and echos it if its a low-ASCII character
        ( Sets the string equal to the Input Question varaible set with
          -I or -H)
        [ Hidden Input String
  Bx
    Does Bar selection menu with x number of columns
  <filename.ext>
    Reads in the filename in the textfile directory with |XX marking the
    color and position of option number XX when it is not highlighted and
    %XX marking the color of the option when highlighted
    Option numbers are assigned with the Pulldown ID,
    when stacking commands, when the option is selected with the pulldown
    bar, the input character is set to the key, so if you need to stack commands,
    only give a pulldown ID to the first option in the stack
  There is wildcarding for menu commands:
    If you set the Key to X*, then you can put * in the Cstring and that will
    put what follows the X in the Cstring.
    This is advisable for such cases as file conference jumping such as
    J* with would do JM with a Cstring of * so one could J1,J2, etc.
  Also a possibility for CString is & in which is set to the input gotten
  with -I, -H, or set with -*.
Menu Commands
- = Control Commands
-A
  Writes the CString in the header
-B
  Sets the Bad Prompt to CString
-C
  Clears the FailFlag
-D
  Sends string to modem ~=0.5 sec delay, ^X=Ctrl-X, |=Return
-E
  Writes Characters with ^ control char support
-F
  Prints the file in the text file directory with the filename of cstring
-G
  Goes in the x,y position specified in the CString by X,Y
-H
  Gets String with Hidden Input, maximum length for the string set to the value
    in the CString
-I
  Gets String with Normal Input, maximum length for the string set to the value
    in the CString
-J
  If the Sysop is not Available, the Fail Flag is Set to True
  If he/she is available, the fail flag is set to false
-K
  Change Starting Menu to CString, so all -^ will set the fallback to the old
  starting menu
-L
  Clears the Screen
-M
  If the string inputted with -I or -H is not the cstring, the fail flag is
  set to true.
-N
  Displays the file in the current status screen library denoted by the
  Cstring
-O
  Displays the file in the current menu library denoted by the Cstring
-P
  Pauses for the number of the seconds in the cstring
-Q
  Sets the current menu prompt to the value in the cstring
-R
  Prints a Return
-S
  Changes User Flags,
    a + followed by certain letters will turn on the flags who have the letters
    contained in the bunch of letters
    a - followed by certain letters will turn off the flags who have the letters
    contained in the bunch of letters
-T
  Sets the Status Library to the Value in the Cstring
-U
  Sets the Starting Menu to cstring and replaces the previous starting menu
  on the menu fallback stack with cstring
-V
  Sets Menu Library to the Value in the CString
-W
  Writes CString in the Log
-X
  Returns failflag if file specified by CString does not exist
-Y
  Changes the second set of User Flags,
    a + followed by certain letters will turn on the flags who have the letters
    contained in the bunch of letters
    a - followed by certain letters will turn off the flags who have the letters
    contained in the bunch of letters
-Z
  Waits until output buffer is empty
-/
  Goes to the menu name in the Cstring and sets the fallback to the current
  menu
-\
  Goes to the fallback menu and sets the fallback menu to the previous fallback
-^
  Goes to the menu name in the Cstring and sets the fallback to the starting
  menu
-*
  Sets the input variable usually inputted with -I and -H to the string in the
  Cstring
-=
  Sets User Level to value contained in the CString
-&
  After an execution of an external program via door commands, the errorlevel
  with which the external programmed exited will be put into the input string,
  the one that is also set with -I and -H.
-(
  Does hit return prompt and waits for a return.
-{
  Go to Menu but will not run FIRSTCMDs
-}
  Drop to previous menu but will not run FIRSTCMDs
-]
  Goes forward to menu but make starting menu fallback but will not
  run FIRSTCMDs
-:
  Toggles Locking Output to the Modem
-;
  Toggles Locking Input from the Modem
-$
  Goes to a menu keeping the current fallback processing FIRSTCMDs
-%
  Goes to a menu keeping the current fallback without processing FIRSTCMDs& = MultiNode Commands
--
  Displays and gets input in the same form as the prompt string at a
  promptless menu
-#
  Sets timeleft to value in the CString
-+
  Displays Random WELCOME.X file
-|
  Makes user fill out uncompleted infoforms
-_
  If User is wanted, sysop is paged
-@
  Reads Notices
->
  Sets infoform name to value in the CString
-!
  Displays current menu prompt using CString as name in prompt
-.
  Send file in Cstring
-<
  Display Prompt String
  CString of the form:
    <Absolute Prompt #>,<Other Text 1>φ<Other Text 2>
-~
  Sets Chat Reason in Status Bar to CString if CString is set, otherwise,
    it removes the chat reason from the status bar
-"
  Sets the number of lines that have been scrolled on the screen to zero.
  This may defer pausing until the next screen of text
-1
  Sets Screen Pausing (that is toggled in the config)
  + in CString turns screen pausing on, anything else turns it off
-2
  Sets Screen Pausing Suspension (ie stops screen pausing if user has
    pausing set)
  + in CString suspends pausing, anything else returns to normal settings
-3
  Adds number of minutes in CString to the user's time
-4
  Removes the number of minutes in CString from the user's time
  Be sure to use this command in conjunction with the T ACS Code so the
    user is not given negative time and kicked off
-,
  Sets Starting Option in Pulldown Menu
  Cstring is the pulldown ID of the desired option
-'
  Turns on Pulldown Menu Re-entrance, returns to previously selected option
  when BBS re-enters the pulldown menu after executing commands that do not
  go to a different menu.
-`
  Turns off Pulldown Menu Re-entrance

& = MultiNode Commands
&A
  Gets Page Status
&C
  MultiNode Chat
&D
  Changes node's current activity to contents of cstring
&F
  Forces a user into multinode chat
&H
  Checks for multinode messages
&L
  Views Log of User so far on that call on another node.
&M
  Sends a MultiNode Message to another node
&N
  Forces Offline User on another node
&R
  Join multinode split-screen chat
&S
  View MultiNode Status
&U
  Send Message to All Available Nodes (shown as from current user)
&X
  Send Message to All Available Nodes (shown as from System)
&[
  Set User as Available for Multinode Chat
&]
  Set User as Unavailable for Multinode Chat
{ = Matrix Commands
{A
  Applies as New User.  If User completed the application, failflag is set to
  false, otherwise it is true.
  Cstring is the handle with which the user will apply
{C
  Checks User Access.  If User is validated, failflag is set to false,
  otherwise it is true.
{D
  Sets FailFlag to false if user is able to get to main system
  with their account (no need for system pass) otherwise true
{F
  Leaves Feedback to the user number contained in the cstring
{G
  Logs Off From the Matrix
{L
  Launches Extra System format is
    System Password,errorlevel
  So if you want the system password to be Hi and the errorlevel 7, it would
  be
    Hi,7
{P
  Matrix Chat
{S
  Runs main system
  If user does not exist and no system pass is set, returns with a failflag
  set and the user's name in the InputQuest variable
{T
  Sets FailFlag to false if user is able to get to main system
  otherwise true
{X
  Drops into the BBS
! = Global Newscan Commands
!A
  Scans Message and File Conferences
!F
  Scans File Conferences
!M
  Scans Message Conference
[ = Main Menu Commands
[A
  Edits AutoSig
[C
  Pages Sysop
  If A is in CString, does not check availability
  If N is in CString, does not ask for reason
[D
  Does the Infoform with the value contained in the Cstring
[F
  Fills out infoform into a file
  CString Format: Infoform#, Template
  Will fill put the infoform and put it into a file.  The template format
  is the directory followed by a filename with no period or extension.
  Lets say I had an Oblivion/2 application that I wanted to be filled out
  into a file.  Lets say it was infoform #3, what I would do is this:
  CMD  : [F
  CSTR : 3,C:\OBVAPPS\APP
  And it would fill out the files
    APP.1
    APP.2
    And so on in the C:\OBVAPPS directory.

[G
  Logs Off
[H
  Quick Log off
[I
  Fills out Infoform
[K
  User Configuration - will use the cstrin as the config screen if it is not
  blank, otherwise, it will use CONFSCR.ANS.
[L
  Lists Users
[S
  System Status
[U
  Time Bank
    The format in the CString
      {Maximum Total Time} {Maximum Time to Deposit Today}
    So, if you want the maximum total time is 60, and the maximum to deposit
    per day is 15, the format would be
      60 15
[V
  Views Daily Log (CString for number of entries to display)
[W
  Last Callers
  If CString is not blank, it will denote the numbers of last callers to show
  from 1 to 20.
[X
  Transfer to User
[Y
  Your Status
[+
  Change Password
[-
  Forced User to Change Password
. = Door Commands
.E
  Executes file in your main BBS Directory specified in the CString
.N
  Makes Door RBBS DORINFO1.DEF File with COM0 in the DORINFO1.DEF if you are
  local and executes the file in the door directory with the filename in the
  cstring
.R
  Makes Door RBBS DORINFO1.DEF File with LOCAL in the DORINFO1.DEF if you are
  local and executes the file in the door directory with the filename in the
  cstring
.S
  Makes SRE DOOR.SR file and executes the file in the door directory with the
  filename in the cstring
.T
  Makes TG DOOR.SYS file and executes the file in the door directory with the
  filename in teh cstring
* = Sysop Commands
*#
  Menu Editor
*B
  Deleted List
*C
  System Configuration
*D
  MiniDos
*E
  Edits Strings
*I
  Shows Infoforms
*K
  Clears Infoforms
*L
  Shows Logs
*M
  Make User
*P
  Protocol Editor
*R
  Configures Menu Prompts
*S
  Sets Libraries
*T
  Text Editor
*U
  User Editor
*V
  Event Editor
*X
  View Voting
*Y
  Configurable Levels Editor
^ = New User Voting Commands
^D
  Goes through new user voting asking about skipping
  New CString for NUV commands:
    <Nuv ACS>,<Yes Votes>,<No Votes>,<Success Level>,<Deny Level>,<Val User>
  where NUV ACS is ACS of users to be voted upon
    Yes Votes is Positive Votes Required
    Success Level is level when approved
    Deny Level is level when denied acces
    Val User if + tells the software to validate the user, ie give him
      all the necessary flags
    If the options are not phrased correctly, the software will do the regular
      NUV
^L
  Lists Users in the NUV
^Q
  Goes through new user voting without asking about skipping and does not
    allow users to quit
  CString same as in ^D
^S
  Goes through new user voting without asking about skipping
  CString same as in ^D
C = Conference Editor
CA
  Adds a Conference
CD
  Deletes a Conference
CE
  Edits a Conference
CI
  Inits Conference Editor
CL
  List Conferences
CR
  Reorders Conference
CT
  Selects Conference Type
CU
  List Users with Access to a Conference
D = Data Option Menu
DA
  Adds Data
DC
  Edits Data
DD
  Deletes Data
  IF value in CString, deletes that entry
DE
  Edits Selects Data Area
DF
  List Data w/o asking for range limits
DG
  Compiles a list of data and sends it
DK
  Deletes Selected Data Area
DL
  Lists Data w/ asking for range limits
DM
  Add Data Area
DR
  Random Data Display
DS
  Shows Data
  If value in CString, shows that entry
D*
  Selects Data Area in the Cstring
E = Email
EA
  Sysop Option to Scan Email
EB
  Looks in a User's Mail Box
ED
  Delete Incoming piece of Email with the number contained in the Cstring
EE
  Edits Outgoing Email with the number contained in the Cstring
EF
  Forwards Mail with the number contained in the Cstring
EG
  Edits Groups
EI
  Lists Incoming Mail
EK
  Kills Outgoing with the number contained in the Cstring
EL
  Lists Mail
EM
  Memorize Email Message
EN
  Scans for Email
EO
  Lists Outgoing Mail
EP
  Replies to Incoming Email with the number contained in the Cstring
ER
  Read Incoming Mail with the number contained in the Cstring
ES
  Sends Email to the User Number in the Cstring
ET
  Shows Incoming/Outgoing Information
EV
  Views Outgoing Email with the number contained in the Cstring
EX
  Purges FileMail older than a number of days set in the config
EY
  Read mail in your box, but do not mark it as read
EZ
  Packs Email, do this every once in a while
E+
  Makes it so user sees all mail
E-
  Makes it so user sess only mail address to them
E$
  Sets Email Incoming Tag to value in Cstring
E#
  Sets Email Outgoing Tag to value in Cstring
F = File Commands
FA
  Lists File Areas
FB
  Batch Menu
FC
  Change Files with the first file to be entered in the list in the cstring
FD
  Downloads Files with the first file to be entered in the list in the cstring
FE
  Newscans Current File Area
FF
  Newscans File Areas without asking if you want to scan them all
FG
  Custom File Operations (See Docs)
FI
  Inits File Areas in the file conference selected
FK
  File List Config
FL
  Lists Files
FM
 Bidirectional transfer.  First file to be downloaded is in the CString
FN
  Newscans File Areas, asks if you want to scan them all
FO
  Shows info for files with the first file to be entered in the list in the
  cstring
FP
  Requests Files
FQ
  Change File Listing Config
    In the CString, the following commands can be used
      0 - Turn off all options
      + - Turn on options of following numbers
      - - Turn off options of following numbers
    for example: 0+127 would turn on options 1, 2, and 7
FR
  Resumes files with the first file to be entered in the list in the cstring
FS
  Sets File Area in the Cstring, if zero, prompts
FT
  Types files with the first file to be entered in the list in the cstring
FU
  Upload Files
  A CString of blind will initiate a blind (description prompts after the
    transfer) upload
FV
  Views files with the first file to be entered in the list in the cstring
FW
  List Users with access to current file area
FX
  Extract files with the first file to be entered in the list in the cstring
FY
  File Status
FZ
  Search for File
F[
  Previous Area
F]
  Next Area
F|
  Generate Complete File List
  If the CString is set to -, color codes will not be included
F=
  If CString is Y, Scrollable file listing is turned on
  If Cstring is N, Scrollable file listing is turned off
  If CString is neither of the above scrollable file listing is toggled
J = Join Conference
JF
  Joins Relative File Conference in the Cstring
JM
  Joins Relative Message Conference in the Cstring
JS
  Joins Absolute Message Conference in the Cstring
JM
  Joins Absolute File Conference in the Cstring
M = Message Commands
MB
  Backwards title scan with message number of the value contained in the
    Cstring
MC
  Newscan Config for this conference
MD
  Deletes a Message
ME
  Edits a Message
MF
  Message Newscans all areas
MG
  Displays BCHANGE.ANS
MH
  Sets Message Header to the value in the cstring
    0 = Internal
    1 = External
    X = HEADER.X in status screen library
MI
  Inits Message Bases in this conferences
  If CString is N, will not display BCHANGE
MJ
  Does Type Newscan (like MO), but does not update newscan pointers
  If there is a CString, the BBS will not prompt for type, but will use the
  first character as the type:
    T - To Current User
    F - From Current User
    D - After a certain date
    I - Containing certain information
    X - Containing certain text
ML
  Lists Message Bases in this conference
MM
  Memorize Message Number Specified in CString, if none specified, BBS
    will prompt
MN
  Newscans w/ prompt to scan all
MO
  Type newscan, like MJ, but updates newscan pointers
  The CString is the same as MJ
MP
  Posts Message
MR
  Reads Messages
MS
  Selects Message Base in the Cstring, if zero, prompts
MT
  Reads Messages in this base in reply reading newscan
MU
  Lists Users w/ access to this conference
MV
  Reads Messages in this base w/ normal reading newscan
MW
  Forward Title Scan starting at the value in Cstring
M[
  Previous Message Base
  If Cstring is N, will not show BCHANGE.ANS
M]
  Next Message Base
  If Cstring is N, will not show BCHANGE.ANS
M!
  Download Message Capture
MZ
  Executes News Scan
N = Single Message Reading Command
NA
  Read Current Message Again
NB
  Backward Thread
ND
  Delete Current Message
NE
  Edit Current Message
NF
  Forward Title Scan with Advance
NG
  Sets last read message to the current one
NI
  FailFlag is true if the user is at the last message
NL
  FailFlag is true if the user is at the last message base
NM
  Memorize Current Message
NN
  Read Next Message
NO
  Backward Title Scan from current message
NP
  Private Reply to Current Message
NR
  Reply to current message
NS
  Sets current message in single reading to the one previous if the current
    message number is greater than the CString.
NT
  Forward Title Scan from current message
NU
  Starts reading at the last read message in current base
NX
  Backward Message Scan with Retreat
NY
  Returns the failflag as true if the current message base is not in the
    newscan
N#
  Read message who's number is in the CString
Q = QWKMail Menu
QD
  Update Message Pointers to a certain date
QL
  Edit Last REP Upload Date
QM
  Make QwkMail Packet
QR
  Receives Reply Packet
  Failflag will be true is reply packet is older than the last one sent
QU
  Update newscan pointers so there are no more new messages
R = Top Ten Listing
A Semicolon at teh end of the CString will make it so the BBS does not pause
  after displaying the topten
RA
  Top Ten List by Top Uploaders with header in Cstring
RB
  Top Ten List by Worst Uploaders with header in Cstring
RC
  Top Ten List by Top Downloaders with header in Cstring
RD
  Top Ten List by Worst Downloaders with header in Cstring
RE
  Top Ten List by Top PCR with header in Cstring
RF
  Top Ten List by Worst PCR with header in Cstring
RG
  Top Ten List by Top K Uploaded with header in Cstring
RH
  Top Ten List by Worst K Uploaded with header in Cstring
RI
  Top Ten List by Top K Downloaded with header in Cstring
RJ
  Top Ten List by Worst K Downloaded with header in Cstring
RK
  Top Ten List by Top Posters with header in Cstring
RL
  Top Ten List by Worst Posters with header in Cstring
RM
  Top Ten List by Top Callers with header in Cstring
RN
  Top Ten List by Worst Callers with header in Cstring
S = Message Base Sponsor
SC
  Copy Message Base
  Creates New Message Base with some of the info of the current base
SE
  Edit Current Message Base
SK
  Kill Current Message Base
SM
  Make Message Base
SP
  Packs Message Bases
SR
  Reorders Message Bases
SX
  Move Message
S@
  Toggles access to all message bases
T = File Sponsor Commands
TA
  Add Files
TC
  Offline Clean Up
TD
  Delete Files with list starting in Cstring
TE
  Edit Current File Area
TF
  Move Files with list starting in Cstring
TG
  Generate File Catalog
TH
  Pack File Description File
TJ
  Justify file paths:
    If file does not exist according to the path in the file record, its
    path will be changed to that of the area.
TK
  Kill Current File Area
TM
  Make File Area
TP
  Global Point Reassign
TR
  Reorder Areas
TS
  Sort Areas
TT
  Offline Tag
TU
  Global Local Upload
TV
  File Validation
T@
  Toggles access to all file bases
T+
  Increase file points of current user by value of CString
T-
  Decrease file points of current user by value of CString
T=
  Set number of file points to value of CString
V = Voting Commands
VA
  Add Question
VC
  Checks for unanswered mandatory questions
VD
  Deletes voting question contained in the cstring, if blank prompts
VL
  Lists Voting Questions
VR
  Answers Voting Question Contained in Cstring, if zero prompts
VS
  Shows Results to Voting Question Contained in Cstring, if zero prompts
+ = Color Setting Commands
+1
  Sets Regular Color to the value in the CString
+2
  Sets Prompt Color to the value in the CString
+3
  Sets Input Color to the value in the CString
+4
  Sets Inverse Color to the value in the CString
+5
  Sets Stat Color to the value in the CString
+6
  Sets Box Color to the value in the CString
+S
  Sets your colors to the default colors in the config
ACS Parser
() Codes Contained within take precedence
|  Acts as Logic or between codes on left and right
+  True
-  False
~  Acts as not on code to the right
\  Yes if Fail Flag
=  Yes if Local
[  Yes if Multinode
;  If Input is not Broken by aborting with space or escape
'  Gets Sysop Password
A  Yes if Age greater than value on the right
B  Yes if Baud Rate divided by 100 greater than value on the right
C  Yes is user has had more calls since the last password change than the
   value on the right.
D  Yes if File Level greater than or equal to value on the right
E  Yes if Calls Today is greater than or equal to the value on the right
F  Yes if following flag is true
G  Yes if user is male and the value on the right is 0 or user is female
   and the value at the right is 1
H  Yes if user is using the menu set equal to the value on the right
I  Yes if user is using the status screen set equal to the value on the
   right
J  Yes if user has ansi as emulation and value at right is 0
       or user has avatar and the value at right is 1
       or user has rip and the value at right is 2
K  Yes if Absolute File Area Number is equal to the value on the right
L  Yes if Absolute Message Area Number is equal to the value on the right
M  Yes if Message Conference ID is equal to the value on the right
N  Yes if File Conference ID is equal to the value on the right
O  Yes if following second flag is true
P  Yes if user has file points greater than or equal to the value on the right
Q  Yes if the number of the users calls is greater than or equal to the value
     on the right
R  Yes if the total number of calls made to the BBS is greater or equal to the
      value on the right
S  Yes if user level greater than or equal to the value on the right
T  Yes if user has time left greater than or equal to the value on the right
U  Yes if user has the same user number as value on the right
V  Yes if user is on the node whose number is the value on the right.
X  Yes if the first x numbers of the user's phone number agree with the x
   numbers on the right
Y  Yes if the number of minutes past midnight is greater than or equal to the
   value on the right
Z  Yes if the number at the right is the day of the week for today, of the
  form 0 through 6 where 0 is Sunday and 6 is Saturday
*  Yes if user passes PCR check
@  Yes if user passes U/D Ratio Check
#  Yes if user passes U/D K Ratio Check
_  Yes if user is available for multinode chat
$  Yes if there have been as many days since last password change as value
   on the right
]  Yes if the user has screen pausing on
!  Yes if current menu set number is equal to the value at the right
%  Yes if current status screens set number is equal to the value at the right
^  Yes if current menu prompt number is equal to the value at the right
:  Yes if current message number in single reading is greater than or equal
      to the value at the right
MCI Codes in printed text files
UN Handle
RN Real Name
PN Phone Number
AD Address
LO Location
UC UserNote
UL Level
FL File level
FP File Points
UK Uploaded K
DK Downloaded K
UP Uploads
DN Downloads
PS Posts
CS Calls
TL Time Left
NF New Files
NP New Posts
CR Connect Rate
TT Daily Time Limit
LC Last Caller
TC Total Calls
CT Calls Today
FT Files Uploadded or Added Today
PT Messages Posts Today
NT New Users Today
UU User Number
BN Board Name
SN Sysop Name
DT Date
TM Time
SS Current Status Screen Library Name
MS Current Menu Library Name
PC Post/Call Ratio
NR U/D Ratio
KR U/D K Ratio
DU Days Until Expiration
NN Node Number
LD Last On Date
VN Version Number
VD Version Date
TF Total Files
TP Total Posts
CE Current Message Number in NX menu command message reading