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:title.NNR User's Guide (Version 1.3.2)
:address
:aline.Paul Campbell
:aline.The MITRE Corporation
:aline.Burlington Road
:aline.Bedford, MA 01730
:aline.------------------
:aline.Internet address:
:[e-mail]
:eaddress
:date.&sysdate
:etitlep
:abstract
:p.Network News Reader/VM (NNR) gives VM users interactive access to a
wide variety of bulletin boards, digests and interest groups. The
contributions come from all over the globe as well as from within
your organization.
The collective term for this type of news access is the USENET NetNews.
You may access NNR from the CMS environment by issuing the "NNR"
command at the prompt.
:p.NNR allows access to the various news groups. Inherent in this access
is the ability to read an article, print the article, save the article,
forward the article to a colleague and post an article to the Bulletin
Board. When you post an article to the Bulletin Board, bear in mind the
posting represents your organization
to a potentially world-wide audience.
:p.Network News Reader/VM (NNR) is a client implementation of Network
News Transfer Protocol (NNTP) a.k.a RFC 977. An excerpt from the RFC
appears in part in Appendix B.
:toc
:FIGLIST
:body
:h1.NNR Introduction
:p.Network News Reader/VM (NNR) gives VM users interactive access to a
wide variety of bulletin boards, digests and interest groups. The
contributions come from all over the globe.
The collective term for this type of news access is the USENET NetNews.
You may access NNR from the CMS environment by issuing the "NNR"
command at the prompt.
panel, Network News).
:p.NNR allows access to the various news groups. Inherent in this access
is the ability to read an article, print the article, save the article,
forward the article to a colleague and post an article to the Bulletin
Board. All of these functions are somewhat innocuous except Posting to
the network; you must bear in mind the default distribution may be world
wide.
:p.Network News Reader/VM (NNR) is a client implementation of Network
News Transfer Protocol (NNTP) a.k.a RFC 977. An excerpt from the RFC
appears in part in Appendix B.
:FIG

The format of the NNR command is:

     ----------------------------------------------------------------
     |      |                                                       |
     | NNR  |  << Argument > ( Options >                            |
     |      |                                                       |
     |      |  Where the argument may be a single news group        |
     |      |  in the form "News.Group.Ext" or "p_s" which          |
     |      |  delivers you to your Personal_Subscriptions or       |
     |      |  "p_{}" (where {} is any Personal HLI) which          |
     |      |  delivers you the specified Personal HLI.             |
     |      |                                                       |
     |      |  Where the options are:                               |
     |      |                                                       |
     |      |    +               +   defaults:                      |
     |      |    | ARTICLES nnn  |     300                          |
     |      |    | HEADERS YES/NO|     yes                          |
     |      |    | NEWS   ALL/NEW|     new                          |
     |      |    | DAYSBACK nn   |      7                           |
     |      |    | LINES nnnn    |    1500                          |
     |      |    | LOG/NOLOG     |     log                          |
     |      |    | POST          |     N/A                          |
     |      |    | IPADDR addr   |    System Default                |
     |      |    +               +                                  |
     |      |                                                       |
     ----------------------------------------------------------------

NNR PARAMETERS

    NNR will take a news group as an argument.

GENERAL NNR OPTIONS

  (see text for details)
:FIGCAP.NNR - INVOKE Network News Reader
:eFIG
:H2.NNR Command
:p.The NNR command will take a news group as an argument and has a few
options. The group must be entered in mixed case since the server is
case sensitive. There is one exception to this rule and that is when
passing "p_s" as a group. "p_s" may be entered in any case since this
is not passed to the server but interpreted by NNR as a request to
collect all information associated with Personal_Subscriptions.
:p.NNR also supports bundling a set of groups into a user defined
entity called a Personal High Level Index Qualifier (PHLIQ). This
PHLIQ is an argument much like the "p_s". The PHLIQ is comprised
of two parts, the "p_" part (equates to "Personal_" on the PHLI
Screen) plus the user defined PHLIQ (case sensitive) part together
make up the argument passed to NNR. For example, if i had defined
"VM" as my PHLIQ it would appear on the PHLI Screen as "Personal_VM"
and could be accessed as an argument as "p_VM". For more information
on PHLIQ definition see the Preferences Screen.
:p.
Upon termination, NNR will try to save session information in the file
"XXXXXXXX NNReader"
where "XXXXXXXX" hexadecimal representation of
the IP address of your news server. There will be as many of theses
session files as you have access to different news servers.
You will notice that the file type is in mixed
case. This is done so you do not inadvertently erase or destroy the
file. The content of the
"XXXXXXXX NNReader"
file determines where you will
start reading a specific news group.
:h2.General NNR Options
.bf help
.fo off

 ARTICLES  - change the maximum number of articles for the Header screen.

 HEADERS   - change between headers+body and body only.

 NEWS      - allows you to specify ALL or NEW from the command line.

 DAYSBACK  - the number of days back to collect new news groups.

 LINES     - Change the maximum number of lines per article.

 LOG/NOLOG - A log setting for outgoing mail and posts.

 POST      - Allows you to initiate a posting from the command line.

 IPADDR    - Enables connections to multiple servers.

.fo on
.pf
:h3.Articles -
:p.The default for the number of articles is 300. If you decide to use a
number larger than this you may run out of virtual memory. The number of
articles affects the behavior of the Headers screen only. You have the
option to read the article directly without the use of the Headers
screen. This would start you at the first available article regardless
of the number of articles. To override this default option you could
type the following:

         "NNR ( ARTICLES 50"
:p.This will set the default for the Headers screen to the 50 most
recent articles. If you want more than 300 you may need to "DEFINE
STORAGE 4M" and "IPL CMS" again.
:h3.Headers -
:p.This option is for those people who would rather not see all of the
fields associated with the header material. The headers contain
information related to the news group and the individual who posted the
news. To override this you would type the following:

         "NNR ( HEADERS NO"
:p.Additionally, at the Article level, you may toggle between
headers+body or body only using the PFK "HeadBody".
:h3.News -
:p.The "NEWS" option is useful only when you specify a news group as an
argument. "NEWS" with the
"ALL" option will yield all articles for the specified
group or PHLI, "NEWS" with the
"NEW" option will show only those articles new to you, based
on the
"XXXXXXXX NNReader"
file. You would type the following to get "ALL" the
news ("NEW" is the default):

         "NNR news.announce.newusers ( NEWS ALL"
:p.Please note that the news group in the above example is in lower
case. All groups are case sensitive.
:h3.Daysback -
:p.From time to time new groups get added to the server. The "daysback"
option allows you to override the default window for the number of days
back you examine new groups. The default number of days back is seven;
you may go back as many as 30.
:p.There is a pseudo group associated with this phenomenon called
"New_Groups_Since_mm/dd/yy" where mm/dd/yy will be the date from which
we inventory the new groups. You would type the following to check the
new groups 30 days back:

          "NNR ( DAYSBACK 30"
:h3.Lines -
:p.The default for the number of lines per article is 1500. If you
decide to use a number larger than this you may run out of virtual
memory. Generally, you will find that the greater the number of lines
specified, the more storage is required to display the article read
(refer back to ARTICLES to see how to change storage).

          "NNR ( LINES 1500"
:h3.Log/NoLog -
:p.When posting an article, NNR stores a copy of your post in the
NNRPMLOG NOTEBOOK. If you do not wish to keep a copy, specify the NOLOG
option. This option may also be manipulated through the
Preferences Screen (PREFER command).

          "NNR ( NOLOG"

:h3.Post -
:p.This option will put you directly in the POST screen. You must have
a valid group as an argument.

         "NNR misc.test ( POST"
:p.Please note that the news group in the above example is in lower
case. All groups are case sensitive.
:h3.IPaddr -
:p.NNR is generally configured to use a preferred news server but
occasionally it will be desirable to connect to other news servers.
The IPADDR option will allow you to override the default IP address
for the preferred server as in:

          "NNR ( IPADDR 000.000.000.000"

or you may choose to use a host name instead as in:

          "NNR ( IPADDR news.domain.ext"

:h2.Examples
.fo off
Sample NNR command invocations are shown below.

         "NNR"
         "NNR news.announce.newusers"
         "NNR news.announce.newusers ( NEWS ALL"
         "NNR ( ARTICLES 50"
         "NNR ( HEADERS NO"
         "NNR ( DAYSBACK 30"
         "NNR ( ARTICLES 300 HEADERS YES"
         "NNR ( ARTICLES 300 LINES 1500"
         "NNR ( LINES 1500 NOLOG"
         "NNR news.announce.newusers ( HEADERS NO"
         "NNR misc.test ( POST"
         "NNR comp.compilers  ( IPADDR 000.000.000.000"
         "NNR p_s ( IPADDR 010.010.010.010"
         "NNR p_s ( IPADDR news"
         "NNR p_VM ( NEWS ALL"
.fo on

:FIG
 General Flow -

                          ----------                         -----------
                          |  NNR   |                         | NNR p_s |
                          ----------                         -----------
 ------------------------      |      -----------------          or
 | NNR group.ext ( POST |      |      | NNR group.ext |      -----------
 ------------------------      |      -----------------      | NNR p_{}|
           |              -----------         |              -----------
           |              |  PHLI   |         |                   |
           |              -----------         |                   |
           |                   |              |                   |
           |          -------------------     |                   |
           |          |All_News/New_News|     |                   |
           |          -------------------     |                   |
           |                   |              |                   |
       --------           -----------         |                   |
       | POST |           |  SHLI   |---------|-------------------|
       --------           -----------         |
                            |  |  |           |
              ---------------  |  ------------|---------------
              |                |              |              |
              |                |              |              |
              |                |              |              |
       ------------       ----------     -----------    ------------
       | ARTICLES |       |  POST  |     | HEADERS |    | U_PREFER |
       ------------       ----------     -----------    ------------
             |                              | | |
 ----------  |  ----------                  | | |
 |  POST  |-----|  MAIL  |                  | | |
 ----------     ----------                  | | |
                       ---------------------- | ------------------
                       |                      |                  |
                  ------------     ---------------------    ----------
                  | ARTICLES |     | SELECTED_ARTICLES |    |  POST  |
                  ------------     ---------------------    ----------
                       |                      |
                       ------------------------
                                   |
                       ----------  |  ----------
                       |  POST  |-----|  MAIL  |
                       ----------     ----------
:FIGCAP.General Flow Diagram
:eFIG
:H1.PHLI/Main Screen
:H2.General Help -
:p.To use this screen you simply move the cursor to the desired Primary
High Level Index (PHLI) and hit one of the Program Function Keys (PFK).
The PHLI is the principal part of the name of a group. All groups with
the same PHLI are related in some way. For example "mitre" represents
all groups associated with MITRE. Positioning the cursor on top of
"mitre" and  pressing a PFK will initiate some action. Depending on the
PFK, you can read all the news, read only the new news or exit back to
CMS.
In addition you will have the ability to enter the "CMS subset"
by either typing the CP/CMS command on the command line or by
typing "CMS" or "SUBSET" on the command
line and going temporarily to the CMS environment. To return to
NNR, you must issue the command "return".
NOTE: if you are using REXTCPIP do not issue ANY TCP/IP related
commands.
:p.There are currently three
special purpose PHLIs, Personal_Subscriptions,
Full_List_of_Groups(n)
and New_Groups_Since_mm/dd/yy. These are slightly different from the
other PHLIs since their contents are a unique grouping
which do not adhere to the traditional Usenet hierarchy structure.
The Personal_Subscription PHLI is a collection of all the
groups you have subscribed to either overtly by
using the "Sub/UnS" PFK or
by reading an article within a group while in "New_News".
The
Full_List_of_Groups(n) PHLI
allows you to collect all
known groups into a single SHLI. The "n" is the exact number of groups
known to your server at the time you invoked NNR.
The
New_Groups_Since_mm/dd/yy
is a collection of groups that are new to the
server according to the value of the DAYSBACK option (which by default
is 7 Days Back).
The "mm/dd/yy" represents the date nnr used to go back in time to
gather the groups new to your server.
:p.In addition to the predefined PHLIs (Personal_Subscriptions,
Full_List_of_Groups(n)
and New_Groups_Since_mm/dd/yy) there is an ability to define your
own PHLI.
Depicted on the sample PHLI screen
you will notice number of entries
prefixed by "Personal_". As stated earlier "Subscriptions" is predefined
and will always appear on this screen. The other entries such as "Test"
and "VM" are user defined and built.
NNR supports bundling a set of groups into a user defined
entity called a Personal High Level Index Qualifier (PHLIQ).
The PHLIQ is comprised
of two parts, the "Personal_" part
plus the user defined PHLIQ (case sensitive) part.
For example, if I had defined
"VM" as my PHLIQ it would appear on the PHLI Screen as "Personal_VM".
For more information
on PHLIQ definition see the Preferences Screen.
These pseudo PHLI will remain
as long as there are groups associated with them. You will also notice
that a group can appear in both the "Subscriptions" list and one other
user defined list. To define a PHLIQ use the Preferences
Screen
and to add a group use the Sub/UnS PFK (on SHLI screen).
:FIG place='inline'
                       *** NNR/VM (R_1.3.2) ***                       PHLI/Main
  High Level Index
 New_Groups_Since_03/06/93|  americast                |  chi
 Full_List_of_Groups(2835)|  amiga                    |  clari
 Personal_Subscriptions   |  au                       |  cle
 Personal_CWIS            |  aus                      |  co
 Personal_News            |  austin                   |  comp
 Personal_Sources         |  ba                       |  compusec
 Personal_Tests           |  bc                       |  control
 Personal_VM              |  bionet                   |  courts
 Personal_Languages       |  bit                      |  csugrad
 Personal_BBoardsEtc      |  biz                      |  cu
 Personal_Printing        |  bln                      |  dc
 Personal_My.Clari        |  brasil                   |  ddn
 Personal_Networking      |  ca                       |  de
 Personal_Text            |  can                      |  edm
 Personal_Unix            |  cancel                   |  fidonet
 Personal_MITRE           |  carleton                 |  fido7
 ak                       |  ccr                      |  fj
 alt                      |  cdnswc                   |  fnet

 1= Help     2= All_News 3= Quit      4= New_News  5=           6=
 7= Backward 8= Forward  9=          10=          11=          12=
====>
:FIGCAP.Sample PHLI/Main screen
:eFIG
:h2.Program Function Keys (PFK)
:h3.Help
:p.There is help available for the current screen. It is broken down
into 4 sections: General, Program Function Keys (PFK), Commands (from
the command line) and NNR help for CMS. See the Help Screen for more
details.
:h3.All_News
.fo on
:p.Allows a user to review all the news associated with a high level
index regardless of the articles previously read for any one group. For
example if you have been following "comp.compilers", you may have read an
article that is associated with the article you are currently reading.
You might use this function to get all the available news for
"comp.compilers" and then search for the desired articles (see Sample
Headers Screen).
:h3.Quit -
Quitting from the Primary High Level Index will exit the NNR program.
Upon termination, NNR will try to save session information in the file
"XXXXXXXX NNReader"
(where "XXXXXXXX" hexadecimal representation of
the IP address of your news server).
You will notice that the file type is in mixed
case. This is done so you do not inadvertently erase or destroy the
file. The content of the
"XXXXXXXX NNReader"
file determines where you will
start reading a specific news group.
:h3.New_News -
:p.New_News will attempt to remember every article read. If for example
you are following "comp.compilers", every time you read an article,
whether from the Headers screen, Selected_Articles screen or from the
Articles PFK on the SHLI screen, the number of the last article read is
recorded.
:h3.Backward -
:p.Scrolls the screen backward.
:h3.Forward -
:p.Scrolls the screen forward.
:h2.Commands
:h3.PREFER -
:p.Display Preferences Screen
:h3.SUBset -
:p.Drop into a CMS subset. You must type "Return" to come back
to NNR. If your are using the RXSOCKET version you may use
other TCPIP applications.
:p.You may also enter a CP/CMS command directly on to the command
line.
:h3.NULL   -
:p.Simply hitting the ENTER key will toggle the cursor from the
current position to the command line.
:h3.TOP    -
:p.Operates like the Xedit command TOP, locates the first PHLI
and displays the associated screen.
:h3.BOTtom -
:p.Operates like the Xedit command BOTTOM, locates the last
PHLI and displays the associated screen.
:h1.SHLI/Group Screen
:h2.General Help -
:p.To use this screen you simply move the cursor to the desired
Secondary High Level Index (SHLI) and hit one of the Program Function
Keys (PFK). The SHLI is better known as a group or a news group. Each
news group is comprised of articles. The number of articles and posting
information accompanies each group. You may examine the contents of
a particular group
from this screen using the PFKs below.
:p.You will notice that some of the groups are highlighted and some are
not. A group becomes highlighted when you subscribe to a group (i.e.
using the "Sub/UnS" PFK or by reading any article in the
group while in "New_News"). This highlighted group will appear
in your Personal_Subscriptions PHLI.
:p.The "Power" feature that you see in the upper left corner of this
screen indicates whether you have entered the Power Read mode. By
default the power mode is "OFF". See the "Power" PFK information for
more details.
:FIG place='inline'
                       *** NNR/VM (R_1.3.2) ***                     SHLI/Groups
 Power OFF(Groups=1/351)
 comp.admin.policy               41  y | comp.binaries.ibm.pc.d         100  y
 comp.ai                         67  y | comp.binaries.ibm.pc.wanted    151  y
 comp.ai.edu                      1  y | comp.binaries.mac               29  m
 comp.ai.neural-nets             33  y | comp.binaries.os2               87  m
 comp.ai.nlang-know-rep           0  m | comp.bugs.misc                   0  y
 comp.ai.philosophy             155  y | comp.bugs.sys5                   5  y
 comp.ai.shells                   7  y | comp.bugs.2bsd                  18  y
 comp.ai.vision                   1  m | comp.bugs.4bsd                  11  y
 comp.arch                       87  y | comp.bugs.4bsd.ucb-fixes         0  m
 comp.archives                  267  m | comp.cog-eng                    50  y
 comp.archives.admin             47  y | comp.compilers                  46  m
 comp.benchmarks                 19  y | comp.compression                73  y
 comp.binaries.acorn             16  m | comp.databases                  10  y
 comp.binaries.amiga              0  m | comp.databases.informix         30  y
 comp.binaries.apple2            13  y | comp.dcom.fax                   37  y
 comp.binaries.atari.st          22  m | comp.dcom.lans                  66  y
 comp.binaries.ibm.pc            14  m | comp.dcom.lans.ethernet         21  y
 comp.binaries.ibm.pc.archive    80  y | comp.dcom.lans.fddi             14  y

 1= Help     2= Articles 3= Quit      4= Headers   5= Post      6= Mark
 7= Backward 8= Forward  9= Sub/UnS  10= UpdtGrp  11= Reduce   12= Power
====>
:FIGCAP.Sample SHLI/Groups Screen
:eFIG
.pa
:h2.Program Function Keys (PFK)
:h3.Help -
:p.There is help available for the current screen. It is broken down
into 4 sections: General, Program Function Keys (PFK), Commands (from
the command line) and NNR help for CMS. See the Help Screen for more
details.
:h3.Articles -
.fo on
:p.The Articles function will behave differently depending on how you
arrived at this screen. If you had selected All_News on the main screen
you will get the first available article known to the server for the
selected group. If you had previously selected New_News then you would
find yourself reading the next available article based on your "Groups
Read" file. In all cases you will be dropped into a full screen dialog
where you may read the first article. From within the article, there are
a variety of options; see the Article Screen for details.
:h3.Quit -
:p.Quitting here will not exit the NNR program. There is a hierarchical
relationship among routines. Whenever you QUIT a screen you will return
to the place you started from. In this case you will be returned to the
PHLI screen where you will be able to select another PHLI function or
QUIT the NNR program.
:h3.Headers -
:p.Selecting Headers here will collect information about all articles
available from the server, based on whether All_News or New_News was
previously selected. In any case you will see who the article was from,
a "." and the subject (see the Headers screen chapter). The subject
string is actually a variable parameter which may be changed using
the Preference Screen.
For example, if you want to read the group "junk", then
using the subject is not very useful, but changing "subject" to
"newsgroups" (on the Preference Screen) would yield much more information
about the content of this group.
:h3.Post -
:p.Posting from this screen will supply only the group to be posted to.
You will have to supply the subject. There are two other screens where
posting is an option, the Headers screen and the Article screen (refer
to these sections).
:h3.Mark -
:p.The Mark PFK, when reading in the "New_News" mode, will bring the
group up to date or "mark" it as read. For example, if you move the
cursor to "comp.compilers" and hit the "Mark" PFK you will see the
displayed number of articles change to "0". Now when you see the article
count change from "0" there will be new articles to be read.
:p.This PFK is unavailable while in "All_News"
and will not be displayed.
:h3.Backward -
:p.This PFK will allow you to move backward through all the groups.
There is a top and a bottom to the groups displayed; it does not wrap
around. Also notice that the groups are displayed in two columns, the
bottom of column 1 leads to the top of column 2. A message will be
displayed at the logical top of all the groups associated with the
SHLI/Groups.
:h3.Forward -
:p.This PFK will allow you to move forward through all the groups. There
is a top and a bottom to the groups displayed; it does not wrap around.
Also notice that the groups are displayed in two columns, the bottom of
column 1 leads to the top of column 2. A message will be displayed at
the logical bottom of all the groups associated with the SHLI/Groups.
:h3.UpdtGrp -
:p.When pressed this PFK will check with the server to see if there is
any additional news for the associated group. In the event that there
is additional news you should see the number of articles increase.
:p.There is also an "update" command that may be used from the
command line that will update all groups in the SHLI. This is a handy
command for repairing any damage to your Personal_Subscriptions SHLI.
The update command will work in "All_News" and "New_News".
:h3.Sub/UnS -
:p.Sub/UnS (Subscribe/UnSubscribe) will either subscribe you to a news
group or unsubscribe from a news group, depending on whether or not you
are currently subscribed. If you have defined a pseudo PHLI (via the
Preference Screen)
you will also be adding the group to your user defined
PHLI as well as to the Personal_Subscriptions PHLI. When adding or
deleting groups from any of the "Personal_*" PHLIs you should see that
the process is dynamic, that the number of groups within a PHLI will
increase as you subscribe and decrease as you unsubscribe. With the
user defined PHLIs it is possible to eliminate a PHLI by
unsubscribing all the groups. A user defined PHLI is created by
subscribing to the first group after definition on the Preference
screen.
:p.This PFK is unavailable while in "All_News"
and will not be displayed.
:h3.Reduce -
:P.Reduce on this screen will eliminate all groups that have no
articles. You may use this function as many times as necessary.
Once the screen has been reduced you must exit the SHLI
Screen and come back to refresh it. This function is not to be confused
with the "Reduce" on the Headers Screen which is recursive and will
eventually return to its initial display.
:h3.Power -
:p.Power reading was set up for those individuals who use the "Articles"
PFK from this screen. When Power is toggled ON you have the ability
to read all the news for the selected SHLI/Group using only the "Next"
PFK on the Article Screen. When you issue the "Articles" PFK and start
reading all the available articles, Power ON means that there is an
implied "NxtGroup" in effect ("NxtGroup" locates the next group in the
SHLI list). So when you exhaust all the articles for the current group,
NNR will locate the next group and start you at its first article. This
function is best suited for the "Personal_Subscriptions" in "New_News"
mode.
:h2.Commands
:h3.PREFER -
:P.You have the ability to change some of the NNR defaults set by your
system administrator through the Preference Screen. All of these
settings may also be changed on the command line at NNR invocation.
The settings for LINES and ARTICLES are determined as suitable for the
average virtual memory size at your site. Changes to these settings
should be made with the understanding that NNR may run out of storage
when collecting too many articles on the Headers Screen or reading large
articles (too many lines). See the Preference Screen for more details.
:h3.SUBset -
:p.Drop into a CMS subset. You must type "Return" to come back
to NNR. If your are using the RXSOCKET version you may use
other TCPIP applications.
:p.You may also enter a CP/CMS command directly on to the command
line.
:h3.NULL   -
:p.Simply hitting the ENTER key will toggle the cursor from the
current position to the command line.
:h3.UPDate -
:p.Inventories all groups associated with the current SHLI and
displays the revised article count. Works like the "UpdtGrp"
PFK but on all groups.
:h3.TOP    -
:p.Operates like the Xedit command TOP, locates the first SHLI
and displays the associated screen.
:h3.BOTtom -
:p.Operates like the Xedit command BOTTOM, locates the last
SHLI and displays the associated screen.
:h3./str   -
:p.Operates like the Xedit command Locate/, where "str" is any
literal to be searched for. Case is ignored. Use "=" to
continue search.
:h1.Headers Screen
:h2.General Help -
:p.To use this screen you simply move the cursor to the desired article
and use a Program Function Key (PFK) or replace the "." with any
of the following characters: (L)og, (M)ail, (P)rint or (R)ead and
press PFK "Selected".
In the following
figure notice the "R" which has replaced the ".". Used in conjunction
with the Selected_Articles function you will be placed into the article
indicated by the R. You may mark as may articles as you wish. Also
notice the "*"; this is an indication that you have read this article
during the current session or a previous session (NNR attempts to
remember articles read while in "New_News").
:p.On the Headers Screen in the upper left corner you will notice
"R 0" as an initial setting. This is a "Reduce" indicator, which counts
the number of times you have issued the Reduce PFK. Use the Quit PFK
to bring it back to zero.
:FIG place='inline'
  R 0                  *** NNR/VM (R_1.3.2) ***                         Headers
 comp.admin.policy (Articles=1/41)
 [e-mail] R Re: SPA -- what are your rights?
 [e-mail] (Tho . Re: SPA -- what are your rights?
 [e-mail] . Re: SPA -- what are your rights?
 [e-mail].e . Administration in a research environment -- survey
 [e-mail] (Jo * Re: Administration in a research environment -- survey
 [e-mail].e . Re: Temperature of computer labs
 [e-mail]  . Re: A question of ethics
 [e-mail]  . Re: SPA -- what are your rights?
 [e-mail] (Jyrki . Re: SPA -- what are your rights?
 [e-mail] (Carl  . Abstract of CAF-News 02.18
 [e-mail]. . Re: Administration in a research environment -- survey
 [e-mail] (Carl  . Administration in a research environment -- survey
 [e-mail] (Jo . Re: Administration in a research environment -- survey
 [e-mail].e . Re: Administration in a research environment -- survey
 [e-mail] (S . Re: SPA -- what are your rights?
 [e-mail] ( . Re: Administration in a research environment -- survey
 [e-mail]  . Re: SPA -- what are your rights?
 [e-mail] . Re: SPA -- what are your rights?

 1= Help     2= Article  3= Quit      4= Selected  5= Post      6= Mrk2Here
 7= Backward 8= Forward  9= Thread   10= Reduce   11= Mrk/UMrk 12= NxtGroup
====>
:FIGCAP.Sample Headers Screen
:eFIG
:h2.Program Function Keys (PFK)
:h3.Help -
:p.There is help available for the current screen. It is broken down
into 4 sections: General, Program Function Keys (PFK), Commands (from
the command line) and NNR help for CMS. See the Help Screen for more
details.
:h3.Article -
.fo on
:p.The Article function will behave differently depending on how you
arrived at this screen. If you had selected "All_News" PFK
you will get the
first available article known to the server for the selected group. If
you had previously selected "New_News" PFK
then you would find yourself
reading the next available article based on your
"XXXXXXXX NNReader" file.
:h3.Quit -
:p.Quitting here will not exit the NNR program. There is a hierarchical
relationship among routines. Whenever you QUIT a screen you will return
to the place you started from. In this case you will be returned to the
SHLI screen where you will be able to select another group.
:h3.Selected_Articles -
:p.You may select several articles from many screens by putting a
character in the "." column on any line. The action to be taken
varies depending on the character used. NNR currently supports
"m","l","p" and "r" which will Mail, Log, Print or Read an
article. These are bulk operations meaning
once all the articles that you
want to operate
on are flagged, press the "Selected" PFK.
:p.When the (M)ail command is used you will be prompted for
a recipient's address. Once this is supplied all articles marked
with a "M" will be sent. This operation is sensitive to the "Lines"
value.
:p.When the (L)og command is used you should see a display depicting
the article number once the "Selected" PFK is pressed as
each article is logged into
"NNRLOG NOTEBOOK". This command is not susceptible to the "Lines"
setting and will honor the "Headers" setting.
:p.The (P)rint command operates the same as when issued from the
inside the article environment.
:p.The (R)ead command differs from the other operators since you
will need to work with each article individually.
:h3.Post -
:p.Posting from this screen will supply the group to be posted to as
well as the subject. The subject line will be slightly modified to
indicate that the posting is a reply. See PostMail (Post Screen(2)).
:h3.Mrk2Here -
:p.Marks all articles up to the cursor position as read. This is only
permissible while in "New_News" and
will not be displayed while in "All_News".

*Note: Mrk2Here will also mark all
the articles in the current Group as read, when issued while the cursor
is on the command line.
:h3.Backward -
:p.This PFK will allow you to move backward through all the Headers. You
will find that there is a top and a bottom to the Headers displayed; it
will not wrap around.
:h3.Forward -
:p.This PFK will allow you to move forward through all the Headers. You
will find that there is a top and a bottom to the Headers displayed; it
will not wrap around.
:h3.Thread -
:p.This is an effort to associate articles based on similar subjects.
The "Thread" PFK will examine all articles currently in the headers
display and group similar articles together. These articles will not be
remembered as being read. Place the cursor anywhere on a line with the
subject of interest and issue the Thread function.
:h3.Reduce -
:p.This PFK will eliminate articles from the display that have been
read. An asterisk appearing in the cursor column is an indication that
you have read this article. When you press the "Reduce" function all
articles with an asterisk are eliminated from view. You will also notice
an "R 1" in the upper left corner of the display. This is an indication
of the number of reductions done on the screen. It is advisable to limit
your reductions to one per session. When you attempt to QUIT from a
screen "reduced" by either the Thread or Reduce functions, the full
screen as originally viewed will return first, then you may QUIT in the
normal way.
:h3.Mrk/UMrk -
:p.Mark Article/UnMark Article toggle. Mark a specific article as having
been read or UnMark it. You will see that the asterisk and period
characters toggle as well. This is only permissible while in the
"New_News" mode and
will not be displayed while in "All_News".
:p.This PFK is unavailable while in "All_News".
:h3.NxtGroup -
:p.This PFK will move you to the next available group according to the
SHLI list you are currently in. When you reach the last group on the
list you will automatically go back to the SHLI Screen. "NxtGroup"
will skip over all the groups with zero articles.
:h2.Commands
:h3.PREFER -
:P.You have the ability to change some of the NNR defaults set by your
system administrator through the Preference Screen. All of these
settings may also be changed on the command line at NNR invocation.
The settings for LINES and ARTICLES are determined as suitable for the
average virtual memory size at your site. Changes to these settings
should be made with the understanding that NNR may run out of storage
when collecting too many articles on the Headers Screen or reading large
articles (too many lines). See the Preference Screen for more details.
:h3.SUBset -
:p.Drop into a CMS subset. You must type "Return" to come back
to NNR. If your are using the RXSOCKET version you may use
other TCPIP applications.
:p.You may also enter a CP/CMS command directly on to the command
line.
:h3.NULL   -
:p.Simply hitting the ENTER key will toggle the cursor from the
current position to the command line.
:h3.THRead -
:p.Thread expects a literal string as an argument. For example,
try "THR abc", this will display all articles with the string
"abc","ABC" or any other combination.
:h3.MARK -
:p.Mark expects a literal string as an argument. For example,
try "MARK xyz", this will MARK all articles with the string
"xyz","XYZ" or any other mixed cased combination
as Read (with the "*").
:h3.UNMARK -
:p.UNMark expects a literal string as an argument. For example,
"UNMARK xyz" will UNMARK any MARKed
articles with the string
"xyz","XYZ" or any other mixed cased
combination.
:h3.NGroup -
:p.This command will move you to the next available group
according to the
SHLI list you are currently in. When you reach the last group on the
list you will automatically go back to the SHLI Screen. "NGroup"
will skip over all the groups with zero articles.
:h3.PGroup -
:p.This command will move you to the previous group
according to the
SHLI list you are currently in. When you reach the first group on the
list you will automatically go back to the SHLI Screen. "PGroup"
will skip over all the groups with zero articles.
:h3.TOP -
:p.Operates like the Xedit command TOP, locates the first Header
and displays the associated screen.
:h3.BOTtom -
:p.Operates like the Xedit command BOTTOM, locates the last
Header and displays the associated screen.
:h3./str   -
:p.Operates like the Xedit command Locate/, where "str" is any
literal to be searched for. Case is ignored. Use "=" to cont.
:h3.SORT   -
:p.Toggles between sorted "Subject" and default server order
:h1.User Preference Screen
:h2.General Help -
:p.The User Preferences Screen attempts to make NNR more useful in
irregular situations (normally none of the User configurable parameters
should need changing). The Header Screen option is changed by the Rotate
PFK; the other values must be filled in. Once any of the values are
changed they will retain their setting for the duration of the NNR
session or until changed again. The values will be reset to the default
on the next invocation of NNR.
:p.The line "Set Current Personal HLI Qualifier (OFF): OFF" will
allow a user to create Personal PHLIs. By changing the default setting
to something other than "OFF" (or "Subscriptions") you will start the
process of adding groups to both the newly defined PHLI and to
Personal_Subscriptions. This mechanism is case sensitive ("XYZ", "XyZ"
and "xYz" would be valid and distinct personal pseudo PHLIs).

:FIG place='inline'
                       *** NNR/VM (R_1.3.2) ***                User Preferences




  Use PF12 to Rotate value for Header Screen display: Subject

  Maximum number of Articles/Group(300): 300

  Maximum number of Lines/Article(1500): 1500

  Log outgoing POSTings and MAIL(YES/NO): YES

  Set Current Personal HLI Qualifier (OFF): OFF







 1= Help     2=          3= Quit      4=           5=           6=
 7=          8=          9=          10=          11=          12= Rotate
====>
:FIGCAP.Sample Preference Screen
:eFIG
.pa
:h2.Program Function Keys (PFK)
:h3.Help -
:p.There is help available for the current screen. It is broken down
into 4 sections: General, Program Function Keys (PFK), Commands (from
the command line) and NNR help for CMS. See the Help Screen for more
details.
:h3.Quit -
.fo on
:p.Quitting here will not exit the NNR program. There is a hierarchical
relationship among routines. Whenever you QUIT a screen you will return
to the place you started from. In this case you will be returned to
either the SHLI/Group or the Header screen.
:h3.Rotate -
:p.This PFK will walk through all the possible configuration values for
a display field. You may check if a display field on the screen will
"Rotate" by moving the cursor to the desired field and pressing the
Rotate PFK. You will either see the next value or an error message
indicating that the PFK doesn't work there.
:h2.Commands
:h3.SUBset -
:p.Drop into a CMS subset. You must type "Return" to come back
to NNR. If your are using the RXSOCKET version you may use
other TCPIP applications.
:p.You may also enter a CMS/CP command directly on to the command
line.
:h3.NULL   -
:p.Simply hitting the ENTER key will toggle the cursor from the
current position to the command line.
:h1.Article Screen
:h2.General Help -
:p.There are three ways to get to this screen. The first is by
selecting the "Articles" PFK for a specific group from the SHLI/Group
screen. This would place you at the first available article depending on
your
"XXXXXXXX NNReader"
file if you have come by way of New_News, or the very
first article available to the network if you have come by way of
All_News. A second path would be via the Headers screen. The article
selected in this case would depend on the cursor position. The article
directly under the cursor would be the article selected when the
"Article" function is pressed. The cursor could be placed anywhere on
the line to get the desired article. The third way is also from the
Headers screen. It takes an alternate path to the Article screen via the
Selected_Article key. Prior to executing this function you should have
marked an article to be read by placing any character in the "." column.
You may do this for any article within the group, for as many articles
as you wish.


:FIG place='inline'
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 1= Help     2= Next     3= Quit      4= Previous  5= PostMail  6= HeadBody
 7= Backward 8= Forward  9= Print    10= Rot13    11= Log      12= NxtGroup
====>
:FIGCAP.Sample Article Screen
:eFIG
.pa
:h2.Program Function Keys (PFK)
:h3.Help -
:p.There is help available for the current screen. It is broken down
into 4 sections: General, Program Function Keys (PFK), Commands (from
the command line) and NNR help for CMS. See the Help Screen for more
details.
:h3.Next -
.fo on
:p.Next will move you to the next available article, regardless of how
you have reached this point. You may read all remaining articles. Once
the last article is read you will return automatically to the previous
screen.
:h3.Quit -
:p.Quitting here will not exit the NNR program. There is a hierarchical
relationship among routines. Whenever you QUIT a screen you will return
to the place you started from. In this case you will be returned to
either the SHLI/Group or the Header screen.
:h3.Previous -
:p.The Previous function will move you to the previous article,
regardless of how you have reached this point. You may go back for as
many articles as you wish, depending on the selection criteria.
:h2.PostMail -
:p.Posting from this screen will supply the group to be posted to, the
subject and the content of the article. See PostMail (Post Screen(1)).
:h3.Headbody -
:p.HeadBody is an article headers+body/body only toggle. If you are
viewing both header and body you toggle to body only. If you are viewing
body only you toggle to headers+body. The value of the NNR "Headers"
option determines the setting initially. Once set, the setting remains
in effect for the entire session but you may toggle as often as you
like.
:H3.Backward -
:p.This PFK will allow you to move backward through all the Articles.
You will find that there is a top and a bottom to the Articles displayed
and it will not wrap around.
:h3.Forward -
:p.This PFK will allow you to move forward through all the Articles. You
will find that there is a top and a bottom to the Articles displayed and
it will not wrap around.
:h3.Print -
:p.Print will spool the current article to your virtual printer. Upon
exiting NNR the content of your virtual printer will be directed to your
preferred system printer and will print under one banner.
:h3.Rot13 -
:p.There is a popular method of encoding some material included in some
articles. The "Rot13" (Rotate 13 characters) PFK will attempt to decode
them.
:h3.Log -
:p.Use LOG to save an article in a CMS notebook. The LOG command is also
available from the command line. Once the articles are logged you may
then use the RMAIL/MAILBOOK facility against them.
:h3.NxtGroup -
:p.This PFK will move you to the next available group according to the
SHLI list you are currently in. When you reach the last group on the
list you will automatically go back to the SHLI Screen. "NxtGroup"
will skip over all the groups with zero articles.
:h2.Commands
:h3.PREFER -
:P.You have the ability to change some of the NNR defaults set by your
system administrator through the Preference Screen. All of these
settings may also be changed on the command line at NNR invocation.
The settings for LINES and ARTICLES are determined as suitable for the
average virtual memory size at your site. Changes to these settings
should be made with the understanding that NNR may run out of storage
when collecting too many articles on the Headers Screen or reading large
articles (too many lines). See the Preference Screen for more details.
:h3.SUBset -
:p.Drop into a CMS subset. You must type "Return" to come back
to NNR. If your are using the RXSOCKET version you may use
other TCPIP applications.
:h3.NGroup -
:p.This command will move you to the next available group
according to the
SHLI list you are currently in. When you reach the last group on the
list you will automatically go back to the SHLI Screen. "NGroup"
will skip over all the groups with zero articles.
:h3.PGroup -
:p.This command will move you to the previous group
according to the
SHLI list you are currently in. When you reach the first group on the
list you will automatically go back to the SHLI Screen. "PGroup"
will skip over all the groups with zero articles.
:h3.LOG    -
:p."LOG xyz" will log the current article into a notebook
by the name of "XYZ NOTEBOOK". If the header information is available
this article may be manipulated with Rice Mail/Mailbook.
:h1.PostMail
:h2.Post Screen(1)
:h3.General Help -
:p.This is a simple mailer/poster. It is comprised of two
screens, Post Screen(1) and Post Screen(2). The first screen will be
encountered when coming from the Article screen and when NNR detects
that there is an unfinished article that was started sometime earlier.
From this screen you determine the course of your reply; you may send it
to a colleague, follow-up to the news server or reply back to the
sender.
:p.The second screen you may encounter (from the Headers or Group
Screen) will give you an opportunity to change some of the captured
information and in the case of forwarding the article ("Mail" PFK) you
will be called upon to type in the recipient's electronic address (See
Post Screen(2) Help).


:FIG place='inline'
                       *** NNR/VM (R_1.3.2) ***                         Post(1)

   Posting proceeds in stages. Stage 1 (this stage) requires you to
   select how the article is to be manipulated. Please select one of
   the PFKs listed below.

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 1= Help     2=          3= Quit      4=           5=           6= Resume
 7=          8=          9= Followup 10= Mail     11= Reply    12= ERASE
====>
:FIGCAP.Sample Post Screen(1)
:eFIG
.pa
:h3.Program Function Keys (PFK)
:h4.Help -
:p.There is help available for the current screen. It is broken down
into 4 sections: General, Program Function Keys (PFK), Commands (from
the command line) and NNR help for CMS. See the Help Screen for more
details.
:h4.Quit -
:p.Quitting here will not exit the NNR program. There is a hierarchical
relationship among routines. Whenever you QUIT a screen you will return
to the place you started from. In this case you will be returned to the
Article screen and the current article.
:h4.Resume -
:p.The first posting panel is set up to detect the presence of a
previously started article using this facility. If an article is
detected you have the option to "Resume" or "ERASE" it. When the
previous article is resumed the current article is discarded. You will
be able to pick up the previous article where you left off.
:h4.Followup -
:p.When you follow-up on an article, you are replying back to the server
and not the individual. NNR will do its best to preserve any information
necessary to follow the prescribed conventions for posting. If for some
reason you get interrupted, the newly generated article will be
preserved until you resume via the "Resume" PFK or erase it using the
"ERASE" PFK. When the article has been successfully posted, it will
also be logged in the "NNRPMLOG" notebook.
:h4.Mail -
:p.When mailing an article to a friend or colleague you need to know
their electronic address. NNR will search through your names file for
any nicknames. When you fill in the "To:" field you must use very
specific formats (see Post Screen(2) Help). When the article has been
successfully mailed, it will be logged in the "NNRPMLOG" notebook.
:h4.Reply -
:p.When you reply to an article you are directing your response to the
individual who posted the article. The return address is taken from the
current article. When the article has been successfully sent, it will be
logged in the "NNRPMLOG" notebook.
:h4.ERASE -
:p.The ERASE PFK will eliminate the previously edited POSTing/Mailing
and operate on the current article.
:h3.Commands
:h4.PREFER -
:P.You have the ability to change some of the NNR defaults set by your
system administrator through the Preference Screen. All of these
settings may also be changed on the command line at NNR invocation.
The settings for LINES and ARTICLES are determined as suitable for the
average virtual memory size at your site. Changes to these settings
should be made with the understanding that NNR may run out of storage
when collecting too many articles on the Headers Screen or reading large
articles (too many lines). See the Preference Screen for more details.
:h4.SUBset -
:p.Drop into a CMS subset. You must type "Return" to come back
to NNR. If your are using the RXSOCKET version you may use
other TCPIP applications.
:p.You may also enter a CP/CMS command directly on to the command
line.
:h4.NULL   -
:p.Simply hitting the ENTER key will toggle the cursor from the
current position to the command line.
:h4.ERASE  -
:p.Eliminate the previously edited POSTing to operate on the
current article.
.pa
:h2.Post Screen(2)
:h3.General Help -
:p.Bear in mind when you post an article that you are representing both
yourself and your organization
to a potentially large audience. On the SHLI/Group
screen you will see an indicator of whether posting is an option or not
(y=posting, m=moderated, n=noposting). You may post at the Group level
(SHLI Screen)
where only the group name is supplied, the Header level where the
subject is supplied in addition to the group name and at the Article
level where all available information is incorporated. There are groups
available for testing this activity; "mitre.test" and "misc.test" are
two such groups.
:p.The Post(2) Screen will allow manipulation of all headers
shown. It is recommended to take the defaults were they are provided
since alteration may cause problems or Posting failure.
:p.At the risk of contradicting myself it may be desirable to
post and article to more than one group (cross-post). This can
achieved by adding additional groups to the "Newsgroups:" line. These
groups must be separated by commas with no blanks. You will also
notice some articles contain a "Keywords:" header. It may be
desirable to make use of the "Keywords:" feature by adding
pertinent keywords separated by blanks.
:p. This screen is also equipped with an auxiliary header field
to handle some of the more unusual posting needs. This field is
not normally used with routine postings and should remain blank.
:FIG place='inline'
                       *** NNR/VM (R_1.3.2) ***                         Post(2)

 Posting is setup in multiple stages. On this screen you are required
 to fill in the highlighted fields and make any modifications to the
 header area. When the needed information has been supplied please
 select from the PFK list below.

  From: [e-mail] (Paul Campbell)
  Newsgroups: alt.test,misc.test,mitre.test
  Subject: test posting
  Organization: The MITRE Corporation, Bedford MA 01730
  Keywords: testing 123
 The following is an Auxiliary Posting Field (Not normally needed.)
  >







 1= Help     2=          3= Quit      4=           5= Edit      6= Send
 7=          8=          9=          10=          11=          12=
====>
:FIGCAP.Sample Post Screen(2)
:eFIG
:h3.Program Function Keys (PFK)
:h4.Help -
:p.There is help available for the current screen. It is broken down
into 4 sections: General, Program Function Keys (PFK), Commands (from
the command line) and NNR help for CMS. See the Help Screen for more
details.
:h4.Quit -
:p.Quitting here will not exit the NNR program. There is a hierarchical
relationship among routines. Whenever you QUIT a screen you will return
to the place you started from. In this case you will be returned to the
article last read.
:h4.Edit -
:p.Once you have either supplied the subject or allowed it to default
you may create the text of your article. Using the Edit key will put you
into an XEDIT session.
:h4.Send -
:p.After concluding your XEDIT session you will be back on the main
posting screen. The Send PFK will initiate either the posting or mailing
process. You should receive some confirmation at the end of this
process. If you decide to "quit" rather than "send" your article, it
will be saved for the next time you enter this screen.
:h3.Commands
:h4.PREFER -
:P.You have the ability to change some of the NNR defaults set by your
system administrator through the Preference Screen. All of these
settings may also be changed on the command line at NNR invocation.
The settings for LINES and ARTICLES are determined as suitable for the
average virtual memory size at your site. Changes to these settings
should be made with the understanding that NNR may run out of storage
when collecting too many articles on the Headers Screen or reading large
articles (too many lines). See the Preference Screen for more details.
:h4.SUBset -
:p.Drop into a CMS subset. You must type "Return" to come back
to NNR. If your are using the RXSOCKET version you may use
other TCPIP applications.
:p.You may also enter a CP/CMS command directly on to the command
line.
:h4.NULL   -
:p.Simply hitting the ENTER key will toggle the cursor from the
current position to the command line.
.pa
:h2.Xedit Screen (for Posting/Mailing)
:h3.General Help -
:p.This is a simple Xedit environment. If you are not familiar with
Xedit don't despair since the PFKs available will do most, if not all,
the operations necessary to compose a note. There are two basic
mail/post scenarios. The first one is when you come from the Article
Screen. In this case you will find the message-id and the contributor's
name and address arranged in some conventional manner at the top of the
note with the note itself to follow. In the second scenario where you do
not come from the Article Screen, there is no other information
available to include. In this case you will see
.fo off

* * * Top of File * * *
* * * End of File * * *

.fo on
and you will be supplying the rest. To get started move the cursor to
the line that contains "Top of File" and press the PF2 key.

:FIG place='inline'
                            *** NNR/VM (R_1.3.2) ***
Posting to comp.compilers









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7= Backward 8= Forward  9= Del line 10= Rgtleft 11= Spltjoin 12= Cursor

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:FIGCAP.Sample EDIT Screen
:eFIG
:h3.Help -
:p.The Help PFK will display the CMS help file for the CMS NOTE
command.

.bf help
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Help     - Returns help for CMS Note.
Add line - Adds a line to the body of the note.
Quit     - Returns to Post Screen(2).
Sign     - Pulls in "userid Signature" file.
Save     - Saves file so you may continue with post/mail process.
?        - Brings back previous command.
Backward - Page Back.
Forward  - Page Forward.
Del line - Deletes a line from the body of the note.
Rgtleft  - Toggle right or left.
Spltjoin - Split or Join a line.
Cursor   - Toggle cursor between command line and cursor position.
.pf
:h1.Help
:h2.General Help -
.fo on
:p.A summary Help is available from any NNR screen by choosing the PF1
key.
:FIG place='inline'
                       *** NNR/VM (R_1.3.2) ***                            Help

 ** Headers Screen

To use this screen you simply move the cursor to the desired article
and use a Program Function Key (PFK) to initiate some action, see the
PFK descriptions.  Replacing the "." with (L)og, (M)ail, (P)rint or
(R)ead and using the Selected PFK will initiate bulk activities.  For
example, replacing the "." with an "P" for several articles and
pressing the "Selected" PFK will Print all the marked articles.  The
"*" signifies you have read this article during the current session
or a previous session and the "@" marks articles where some
"Selected" action has taken place.

On the Headers Screen in the upper left corner you will notice "R 0"
as an initial setting.  This is a "Reduce" indicator, which counts
the number of times you have issued the Reduce PFK.  Use the Quit PFK
to bring it back to zero.

 1= NNR_Help 2=          3= Quit      4= General   5= PFKs      6= CmdsSet1
 7=          8=          9= CmdsSet2 10=          11=          12=
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:FIGCAP.Typical "General" Help Screen (from Headers)
:eFIG
:h2.NNR_Help -
:p.This PFK will invoke the system help for NNR.
:h2.Quit -
:p.There is a hierarchical relationship among routines. Whenever you
QUIT a screen you will return to the place you started from. In general,
you may be returned to almost anywhere.
:h2.General -
:p.The General help describes the current screen and some of it's
function.
:h2.PFKs -
:p.The Program Function Keys (PFK) are described in minimal detail, enough
to give you a sense of operation.
:h2.CmdsSet1 and CmdsSet2 -
:p.The Commands too are described in minimal detail, enough
to give you a sense of operation.
:appendix
:H1.Help at a Glance
.bf help
:h2.PHLI/MAIN SCREEN

:h3.PHLI/Main Screen General

To use this screen you simply move the cursor to the desired Primary High
Level Index (PHLI) and hit one of the Program Function Keys (PFK).  The PHLI
is the principal part of the name of a group.  All groups with the same PHLI
are related in some way.  For example "mitre" represents all groups
associated with MITRE.  Positioning the cursor on top of "mitre" and
pressing a PFK will initiate some action.  Depending on the PFK, you can
read all the news, read only the new news or exit back to CMS.  In addition
you will have the ability to enter the "CMS subset".

The Personal_Subscription PHLI is a collection of all the groups you have
subscribed to either overtly by using the "Sub/UnS" PFK or by reading an
article within a group while in "New_News".  The Full_List_of_Groups(n) PHLI
allows you to collect all known groups into a single SHLI.  The "n" is the
exact number of groups known to your server at the time you invoked NNR.
The New_Groups_Since_mm/dd/yy is a collection of groups that are new to the
server according to the value of the DAYSBACK option (which by default is 7
Days Back).  The "mm/dd/yy" represents the date nnr used to go back in time
to gather groups new to your server.

:h3.PHLI/Main Screen PFKs

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PFK Help     - This display.
PFK All_News - Access all the news that is available. Articles read are
               not remembered. Move cursor to desired topic and press
               All_News PFK.
PFK Quit     - Exit NNR program.
PFK New_News - Access news that is new to you according to "XXXXXXXX NNReader"
               file on your account. Articles read are remembered.
PFK Backward - Scrolls backward one screen.
PFK Forward  - Scrolls forward one screen.

:h3.PHLI/Main Screen Commands

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PREFER - Display Preferences Screen
SUBset - Drop into a CMS subset. You must type "Return" to come back
         to NNR. If your are using the RXSOCKET version you may use
         other TCPIP applications.
NULL   - Simply hitting the ENTER key will toggle the cursor from the
         current position to the command line.
TOP    - Operates like the Xedit command TOP, locates the first PHLI
         and displays the associated screen.
BOTtom - Operates like the Xedit command BOTTOM, locates the last PHLI
         and displays the associated screen.


:h2.SHLI/GROUPS SCREEN

:h3.SHLI/Groups Screen General

To use this screen you simply move the cursor to the desired
Secondary High Level Index (SHLI) and hit one of the Program Function
Keys (PFK).  The SHLI is better known as a group or a news group.
Each news group is comprised of articles.  The number of articles and
posting information accompanies each group.  You may check out a
particular group using the PFKs associated with this screen.

You will notice that some of the groups are highlighted and some are
not.  A group becomes highlighted when you subscribe "Sub/UnS" or
read the group while in "New_News".  This highlighted group will
eventually appear in your Personal_Subscriptions group.

The "Power" feature that you see in the upper left corner of this
screen indicates whether you have entered the Power Read mode.  By
default the power mode is "OFF".  See the "Power" PFK information for
more details.

:h3.SHLI/Groups Screen PFKs

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PFK Help     - This display.
PFK Articles - Access articles sequentially by article number. Starts with
               the first available article. Cursor position respected.
PFK Quit     - Exits this screen.
PFK Headers  - Preferred path to articles. Collects subject and other
               information for display. Cursor position respected.
PFK Post     - Initiates posting procedure. Only group passed to the
               posting screen. Cursor position respected.
PFK Mark     - Mark the group as been read, zeros the article count.
PFK Backward - Scrolls backward one screen.
PFK Forward  - Scrolls forward one screen.
PFK Sub/UnS  - Subscribe or UnSubscribe to a news group.
PFK UpdtGrp  - Updates the Group.
PFK Reduce   - Eliminate all groups with 0 articles from the display.
PFK Power    - Toggle between current Power setting. Initially OFF.

:h3.SHLI/Groups Screen Commands

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PREFER - Display Preferences Screen
SUBset - Drop into a CMS subset. You must type "Return" to come back
         to NNR. If your are using the RXSOCKET version you may use
         other TCPIP applications.
NULL   - Simply hitting the ENTER key will toggle the cursor from the
         current position to the command line.
UPDate - Inventories all groups associated with the current SHLI and
         displays the revised article count. Works like the "UpdtGrp"
         PFK but on all groups.
TOP    - Operates like the Xedit command TOP, locates the first SHLI
         and displays the associated screen.
BOTtom - Operates like the Xedit command BOTTOM, locates the last SHLI
         and displays the associated screen.
/str   - Operates like the Xedit command Locate/, where "str" is any
         literal to be searched for. Case is ignored. Use "=" to
         continue search.


:h2.HEADERS SCREEN

:h3.Headers Screen General

To use this screen you simply move the cursor to the desired article
and use a Program Function Key (PFK) to initiate some action, see the
PFK descriptions.  Replacing the "." with (L)og, (M)ail, (P)rint or
(R)ead and using the Selected PFK will initiate bulk activities.  For
example, replacing the "." with an "P" for several articles and
pressing the "Selected" PFK will Print all the marked articles.  The
"*" signifies you have read this article during the current session
or a previous session and the "@" marks articles where some
"Selected" action has taken place.

On the Headers Screen in the upper left corner you will notice "R 0"
as an initial setting.  This is a "Reduce" indicator, which counts
the number of times you have issued the Reduce PFK.  Use the Quit PFK
to bring it back to zero.

:h3.Headers Screen PFKs

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PFK Help     - This display.
PFK Article  - Read a specific article. Cursor position respected.
PFK Quit     - Exit Headers screen.
PFK Selected - Mark each article at the "." with an "x". Mark as many as
               desired, then press the Selected PFK.
PFK Post     - Initiates posting procedure. The group and subject are
               passed to the posting screen. Cursor position respected.
PFK Mrk2Here - Marks all articles as read, up to the cursor position or
               when cursor is on Command line, ALL articles are marked.
PFK Backward - Scrolls backward one screen.
PFK Forward  - Scrolls forward one screen.
PFK Thread   - Collects articles based on subject.
PFK Reduce   - Eliminates read articles, "reduces" the number displayed.
PFK Mrk/UMrk - Mark Article/UnMark Article toggle.
PFK NxtGroup - Moves to the next group in the SHLI list.

:h3.Headers Screen Commands

.fo off
PREFER - Display Preferences Screen
SUBset - Drop into a CMS subset. You must type "Return" to come back
         to NNR. If your are using the RXSOCKET version you may use
         other TCPIP applications.
NULL   - Simply hitting the ENTER key will toggle the cursor from the
         current position to the command line.
THRead - Thread expects a literal string as an argument. for example,
         try "THR abc", this will display all articles with the string
         "abc","ABC" or any other combination.
NGroup - Moves to the next group in the SHLI list (with articles).
PGroup - Moves to the previous group in the SHLI list (with articles).
TOP    - Operates like the Xedit command TOP, locates the first Header
         and displays the associated screen.
BOTtom - Operates like the Xedit command BOTTOM, locates the last Header
         and displays the associated screen.
/str   - Operates like the Xedit command Locate/, where "str" is any
         literal to be searched for. Case is ignored. Use "=" to cont.
SORT   - Toggles between sorted "Subject" and default server order
MARK   - Mark expects a literal string as an argument.  For example,
         try "MARK xyz", this will MARK all articles with the string
         "xyz","XYZ" or any other mixed cased combination as Read.
UNMARK - UNMark expects a literal string as an argument.  For example,
         "UNMARK xyz" will UNMARK any MARKed articles with the string
         "xyz","XYZ" or any other mixed cased combination.


:h2.ARTICLE SCREEN

:h3.Article Screen General

There are three ways to get to this screen.  The first is by
selecting the "Articles" PFK for a specific group from the SHLI/Group
screen.  The second and third are via the Headers screen using the
"Article" PFK and the "Selected" PFK, see the respective PFK help for
each of the screens mentioned.

Once you have succeeded in getting to this screen you may page through
the article (PFK Forward, PFK Backward) and range through all the
available articles (PFK Next, PFK Previous).  There is one
Preferences setting that limits the number of "Lines" NNR will allow,
you may set this accordingly.

From the Article Screen you may also "Post", "Print" or "Log" a
article, please see the PFK description for this screen for details.

:h3.Article Screen PFKs

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PFK Help     - This display.
PFK Next     - Read the next article in the sequence.
PFK Quit     - Exit Article screen.
PFK Previous - Read the previous article in the sequence.
PFK PostMail - Initiates posting procedure. The group and subject are
               passed to the posting screen along with the article.
PFK HeadBody - Toggles between headers+body and body only.
PFK Backward - Scrolls backward one screen.
PFK Forward  - Scrolls forward one screen.
PFK Print    - Sends the article to the virtual printer.
PFK Rot13    - Translates screen using a character rotation method.
PFK Log      - Logs article in NNRLOG NOTEBOOK.
PFK NxtGroup - Moves to the next group in the SHLI list.

:h3.Article Screen Commands

.fo off
PREFER - Display Preferences Screen
SUBset - Drop into a CMS subset. You must type "Return" to come back
         to NNR. If your are using the RXSOCKET version you may use
         other TCPIP applications.
NGroup - Moves to the next group in the SHLI list (with articles).
PGroup - Moves to the previous group in the SHLI list (with articles).
LOG    - "LOG xyz" will log the current article into a notebook by the
         name of "XYZ NOTEBOOK". If the header information is available
         this article may be manipulated with Rice Mail/Mailbook.


:h2.PREFERENCES SCREEN

:h3.Preferences Screen General

The User Preferences Screen attempts to make NNR more useful in
irregular situations (normally none of the User configurable
parameters should need changing).  The Header Screen option is
changed by the Rotate PFK; the other values must be filled in.  Once
any of the values are changed they will retain their setting for the
duration of the NNR session or until changed again.  The values will
be reset to the default on the next invocation of NNR.

Articles/Group - used to determine the upper limit for the number of
  articles collected on "Headers Screen". Default is 300 articles.
Lines/Article - used to determine the upper limit for the number of lines
  collected for an article on "Article Screen". Default is 1500 lines.
Log/NoLog - you may switch between logging all outgoing mail/post and
  not logging them. The default is "YES", log them.
Add Pseudo PHLI - used in conjunction with the Sub/UnS PFK on the SHLI
  screen. The default is OFF, change this to any name and use the
  Sub/UnS PFK to add groups to the newly defined PHLI.

:h3.Preferences Screen PFKs

.fo off
PFK Help     - This display.
PFK Quit     - Exit Preferences screen.
PFK Rotate   - Range through possible configuration values.

:h3.Preferences Screen Commands

.fo off
SUBset - Drop into a CMS subset. You must type "Return" to come back
         to NNR. If your are using the RXSOCKET version you may use
         other TCPIP applications.
NULL   - Simply hitting the ENTER key will toggle the cursor from the
         current position to the command line.


:h2.POST(1) SCREEN

:h3.POST(1) Screen General

This is a simple mailer/poster.  It is comprised of two screens, Post
Screen(1) and Post Screen(2).  This screen will be encountered when
coming from the Article screen or when NNR detects that there is an
unfinished article that was started sometime earlier.  From this
screen you determine the course of action, you may direct the article
to a colleague, follow-up to the news server or reply back to the
sender.

On the SHLI/Group screen you will see an indicator of whether posting
is an option or not (y=posting, m=moderated, n=noposting).  There are
groups available for testing this activity; "alt.test" and
"misc.test" are two such groups.

The second screen you encounter will give you an opportunity to
change some of the captured information and in the case of forwarding
the article you will be called upon to type in the recipient's
electronic address.

:h3.POST(1) Screen PFKs

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PFK Help     - This Display.
PFK Quit     - Exit Post(1) screen.
PFK Resume   - Allows you to continue an existing POSTing. This is
               independent of the current article.
PFK Followup - Newly edited information to be sent back to the server
               for POSTing.
PFK Mail     - Newly edited information to be directed to the local
               electronic mail system (must fill in recipient).
PFK Reply    - Newly edited information to be directed to the creator
               of an article (directed back to the "From:").
PFK ERASE    - Eliminate the previously edited POSTing to operate on
               the current article.

:h3.POST(1) Screen Commands

.fo off
PREFER - Display Preferences Screen
SUBset - Drop into a CMS subset. You must type "Return" to come back
         to NNR. If your are using the RXSOCKET version you may use
         other TCPIP applications.
NULL   - Simply hitting the ENTER key will toggle the cursor from the
         current position to the command line.
ERASE  - Eliminate the previously edited POSTing to operate on the
         current article.


:h2.POST(2) SCREEN

:h3.POST(2) Screen General

The Post(2) Screen will allow manipulation of all headers shown.  It
is recommended to take the defaults were they are provided since
alteration may cause problems or Posting failure.  When sending MAIL
use the following formats for the "To:" header (nicknames are
supported):

      userid   *or*   userid@nodeid   *or*   [e-mail]
               (* incorporate personal names as follows *)
   Firstname Lastname <[e-mail]>
                       [e-mail]  (Firstname Lastname)

Bear in mind when you post an article that you are representing both
yourself and your organization to a potentially large audience.

This screen is also equipped with an auxiliary header field to handle
some of the more unusual posting needs.  This field is not normally
used with routine postings and should remain blank.

:h3.POST(2) Screen PFKs

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PFK Help     - This Display.
PFK Quit     - Exit Post(2) screen.
PFK Edit     - Establishes a limited XEDIT session. When you come
               from the Article screen you will see the entire article
               is supplied.
PFK Send     - Will POST/MAIL the results of the edit session. You will
               receive confirmation that your contribution was
               successful.

:h3.POST(2) Screen Commands

.fo off
PREFER - Display Preferences Screen
SUBset - Drop into a CMS subset. You must type "Return" to come back
         to NNR. If your are using the RXSOCKET version you may use
         other TCPIP applications.
NULL   - Simply hitting the ENTER key will toggle the cursor from the
         current position to the command line.
.pf
:H1.Network News Transfer Protocol (Excerpt)
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 Network Working Group                      Brian Kantor (U.C. San Diego)
 Request for Comments: 977                   Phil Lapsley (U.C. Berkeley)
                                                            February 1986

                      Network News Transfer Protocol

                 A Proposed Standard for the Stream-Based
                           Transmission of News

 Status of This Memo

    NNTP specifies a protocol for the distribution, inquiry, retrieval,
    and posting of news articles using a reliable stream-based
    transmission of news among the ARPA-Internet community.  NNTP is
    designed so that news articles are stored in a central database
    allowing a subscriber to select only those items he wishes to read.
    Indexing, cross-referencing, and expiration of aged messages are also
    provided. This RFC suggests a proposed protocol for the ARPA-Internet
    community, and requests discussion and suggestions for improvements.
    Distribution of this memo is unlimited.

 1.  Introduction

    For many years, the ARPA-Internet community has supported the
    distribution of bulletins, information, and data in a timely fashion
    to thousands of participants.  We collectively refer to such items of
    information as "news".  Such news provides for the rapid
    dissemination of items of interest such as software bug fixes, new
    product reviews, technical tips, and programming pointers, as well as
    rapid-fire discussions of matters of concern to the working computer
    professional. News is very popular among its readers.

    There are popularly two methods of distributing such news: the
    Internet method of direct mailing, and the USENET news system.

 1.1.  Internet Mailing Lists

    The Internet community distributes news by the use of mailing lists.
    These are lists of subscriber's mailbox addresses and remailing
    sublists of all intended recipients.  These mailing lists operate by
    remailing a copy of the information to be distributed to each
    subscriber on the mailing list.  Such remailing is inefficient when a
    mailing list grows beyond a dozen or so people, since sending a
    separate copy to each of the subscribers occupies large quantities of
    network bandwidth, CPU resources, and significant amounts of disk
    storage at the destination host.  There is also a significant problem
    in maintenance of the list itself: as subscribers move from one job
    to another; as new subscribers join and old ones leave; and as hosts
    come in and out of service.

 1.2.  The USENET News System

    Clearly, a worthwhile reduction of the amount of these resources used
    can be achieved if articles are stored in a central database on the
    receiving host instead of in each subscriber's mailbox. The USENET
    news system provides a method of doing just this.  There is a central
    repository of the news articles in one place (customarily a spool
    directory of some sort), and a set of programs that allow a
    subscriber to select those items he wishes to read.  Indexing,
    cross-referencing, and expiration of aged messages are also provided.

 1.3.  Central Storage of News

    For clusters of hosts connected together by fast local area networks
    (such as Ethernet), it makes even more sense to consolidate news
    distribution onto one (or a very few) hosts, and to allow access to
    these news articles using a server and client model.  Subscribers may
    then request only the articles they wish to see, without having to
    wastefully duplicate the storage of a copy of each item on each host.

 1.4.  A Central News Server

    A way to achieve these economies is to have a central computer system
    that can provide news service to the other systems on the local area
    network.  Such a server would manage the collection of news articles
    and index files, with each person who desires to read news bulletins
    doing so over the LAN.  For a large cluster of computer systems, the
    savings in total disk space is clearly worthwhile.  Also, this allows
    workstations with limited disk storage space to participate in the
    news without incoming items consuming oppressive amounts of the
    workstation's disk storage.

    We have heard rumors of somewhat successful attempts to provide
    centralized news service using IBIS and other shared or distributed
    file systems.  While it is possible that such a distributed file
    system implementation might work well with a group of similar
    computers running nearly identical operating systems, such a scheme
    is not general enough to offer service to a wide range of client
    systems, especially when many diverse operating systems may be in use
    among a group of clients.  There are few (if any) shared or networked
    file systems that can offer the generality of service that stream
    connections using Internet TCP provide, particularly when a wide
    range of host hardware and operating systems are considered.

    NNTP specifies a protocol for the distribution, inquiry, retrieval,
    and posting of news articles using a reliable stream (such as TCP)
    server-client model. NNTP is designed so that news articles need only
    be stored on one (presumably central) host, and subscribers on other
    hosts attached to the LAN may read news articles using stream
    connections to the news host.

    NNTP is modelled upon the news article specifications in RFC 850,
    which describes the USENET news system.  However, NNTP makes few
    demands upon the structure, content, or storage of news articles, and
    thus we believe it easily can be adapted to other non-USENET news
    systems.

    Typically, the NNTP server runs as a background process on one host,
    and would accept connections from other hosts on the LAN.  This works
    well when there are a number of small computer systems (such as
    workstations, with only one or at most a few users each), and a large
    central server.

 1.5.  Intermediate News Servers

    For clusters of machines with many users (as might be the case in a
    university or large industrial environment), an intermediate server
    might be used.  This intermediate or "slave" server runs on each
    computer system, and is responsible for mediating news reading
    requests and performing local caching of recently-retrieved news
    articles.

    Typically, a client attempting to obtain news service would first
    attempt to connect to the news service port on the local machine.  If
    this attempt were unsuccessful, indicating a failed server, an
    installation might choose to either deny news access, or to permit
    connection to the central "master" news server.

    For workstations or other small systems, direct connection to the
    master server would probably be the normal manner of operation.

    This specification does not cover the operation of slave NNTP
    servers.  We merely suggest that slave servers are a logical addition
    to NNTP server usage which would enhance operation on large local
    area networks.

 1.6.  News Distribution

    NNTP has commands which provide a straightforward method of
    exchanging articles between cooperating hosts. Hosts which are well
    connected on a local area or other fast network and who wish to
    actually obtain copies of news articles for local storage might well
    find NNTP to be a more efficient way to distribute news than more
    traditional transfer methods (such as UUCP).

    In the traditional method of distributing news articles, news is
    propagated from host to host by flooding - that is, each host will
    send all its new news articles on to each host that it feeds.  These
    hosts will then in turn send these new articles on to other hosts
    that they feed.  Clearly, sending articles that a host already has
    obtained a copy of from another feed (many hosts that receive news
    are redundantly fed) again is a waste of time and communications
    resources, but for transport mechanisms that are single-transaction
    based rather than interactive (such as UUCP in the UNIX-world <1>),
    distribution time is diminished by sending all articles and having
    the receiving host simply discard the duplicates.  This is
    especially true when communications sessions are limited to once a
    day.

    Using NNTP, hosts exchanging news articles have an interactive
    mechanism for deciding which articles are to be transmitted.  A host
    desiring new news, or which has new news to send, will typically
    contact one or more of its neighbors using NNTP.  First it will
    inquire if any new news groups have been created on the serving host
    by means of the NEWGROUPS command.  If so, and those are appropriate
    or desired (as established by local site-dependent rules), those new
    newsgroups can be created.

    The client host will then inquire as to which new articles have
    arrived in all or some of the newsgroups that it desires to receive,
    using the NEWNEWS command.  It will receive a list of new articles
    from the server, and can request transmission of those articles that
    it desires and does not already have.

    Finally, the client can advise the server of those new articles which
    the client has recently received.  The server will indicate those
    articles that it has already obtained copies of, and which articles
    should be sent to add to its collection.

    In this manner, only those articles which are not duplicates and
    which are desired are transferred.

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@ws @bw40 (NNR_Help) @ws  3.058 @bw ( -) @ws  7.605 @bw ( .) @ws  6.116 @bw ( .)
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@ws  13.054 @bw ( 36) @ws 43.2 216 @m 21.6 @bw ( Quit) @ws  3.058 @bw ( -) @ws
12.874 @bw ( .) @ws  6.116 @bw ( . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . )
@ws @bw40 (. . . . . . . . . . . . . .) @ws  13.054 @bw ( 36) @ws 43.2 204 @m
21.6 @bw ( General) @ws  3.058 @bw ( -) @ws  13.501 @bw ( .) @ws  6.116 @bw ( .)
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@ws  13.054 @bw ( 37) @ws 43.2 192 @m 21.6 @bw ( PFKs) @ws  3.058 @bw ( -) @ws
7.572 @bw ( .) @ws  6.116 @bw ( . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .)
@ws @bw40 ( . . . . . . . . . . . . .) @ws  13.054 @bw ( 37) @ws 43.2 180 @m
21.6 @bw ( CmdsSet1) @ws  3.058 @bw ( and CmdsSet2 -) @ws  7.638 @bw ( .) @ws
6.116 @bw ( . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .) @ws
13.054 @bw ( 37) @ws 43.2 144 @m 11 @f53 @bw40 (Appendix) @ws  3.058 @bw ( A:)
@ws 11 @f51 16.935 @bw ( Help) @ws  3.058 @bw ( at a Glance) @ws  11.709 @bw ( )
@ws @bw40 (.) @ws  6.116 @bw ( . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .)
@ws  13.054 @bw ( 38) @ws 43.2 120 @m 21.6 @bw ( PHLI/MAIN) @ws  3.058 @bw ( SC)
@ws @bw40 (REEN) @ws  11.323 @bw ( .) @ws  6.116 @bw ( . . . . . . . . . . . . )
@ws @bw40 (. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .) @ws  13.054 @bw ( 38) @ws
43.2 108 @m 43.2 @bw ( PHLI/Main) @ws  3.058 @bw ( Screen General) @ws
10.117 @bw ( .) @ws  6.116 @bw ( . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .)
@ws  13.054 @bw ( 38) @ws 43.2 96 @m 43.2 @bw ( PHLI/Main) @ws  3.058 @bw ( Scr)
@ws @bw40 (een PFKs) @ws  13.362 @bw ( .) @ws  6.116 @bw ( . . . . . . . . . . )
@ws @bw40 (. . . . . . . . . . . . . .) @ws  13.054 @bw ( 38) @ws 43.2 84 @m
43.2 @bw ( PHLI/Main) @ws  3.058 @bw ( Screen Commands) @ws  11.965 @bw ( .) @ws
6.116 @bw ( . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .) @ws  13.054 @bw ( 38) @ws
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@ws @bw40 (. . .) @ws  13.054 @bw ( 39) @ws 43.2 720 @m 43.2 @bw ( SHLI/Groups)
@ws  3.058 @bw ( Screen General) @ws  9.314 @bw ( .) @ws  6.116 @bw ( . . . . .)
@ws @bw40 ( . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .) @ws  13.054 @bw ( 39) @ws
43.2 708 @m 43.2 @bw ( SHLI/Groups) @ws  3.058 @bw ( Screen PFKs) @ws
12.559 @bw ( .) @ws  6.116 @bw ( . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .)
@ws  13.054 @bw ( 39) @ws 43.2 696 @m 43.2 @bw ( SHLI/Groups) @ws  3.058 @bw ( )
@ws @bw40 (Screen Commands) @ws  11.162 @bw ( .) @ws  6.116 @bw ( . . . . . . .)
@ws @bw40 ( . . . . . . . . . . . . .) @ws  13.054 @bw ( 40) @ws 43.2 684 @m
21.6 @bw ( HEADERS) @ws  3.058 @bw ( SCREEN) @ws  8.87 @bw ( .) @ws
6.116 @bw ( . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .) @ws
13.054 @bw ( 40) @ws 43.2 672 @m 43.2 @bw ( Headers) @ws  3.058 @bw ( Screen Ge)
@ws @bw40 (neral) @ws  7.257 @bw ( .) @ws  6.116 @bw ( . . . . . . . . . . . . )
@ws @bw40 (. . . . . . . . . . . . .) @ws  13.054 @bw ( 40) @ws 43.2 660 @m
43.2 @bw ( Headers) @ws  3.058 @bw ( Screen PFKs) @ws  10.502 @bw ( .) @ws
6.116 @bw ( . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .) @ws
13.054 @bw ( 40) @ws 43.2 648 @m 43.2 @bw ( Headers) @ws  3.058 @bw ( Screen Co)
@ws @bw40 (mmands) @ws  9.105 @bw ( .) @ws  6.116 @bw ( . . . . . . . . . . . .)
@ws @bw40 ( . . . . . . . . . . .) @ws  13.054 @bw ( 41) @ws 43.2 636 @m
21.6 @bw ( ARTICLE) @ws  3.058 @bw ( SCREEN) @ws  14.37 @bw ( .) @ws
6.116 @bw ( . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .) @ws
13.054 @bw ( 41) @ws 43.2 624 @m 43.2 @bw ( Article) @ws  3.058 @bw ( Screen Ge)
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43.2 @bw ( Article) @ws  3.058 @bw ( Screen PFKs) @ws  9.479 @bw ( .) @ws
6.116 @bw ( . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .) @ws
13.054 @bw ( 42) @ws 43.2 600 @m 43.2 @bw ( Article) @ws  3.058 @bw ( Screen Co)
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6.116 @bw ( . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .) @ws
13.054 @bw ( 42) @ws 43.2 576 @m 43.2 @bw ( Preferences) @ws  3.058 @bw ( Scree)
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@ws @bw40 (. . . . . . . . . . . . .) @ws  13.054 @bw ( 43) @ws 43.2 564 @m
43.2 @bw ( Preferences) @ws  3.058 @bw ( Screen PFKs) @ws  11.954 @bw ( .) @ws
6.116 @bw ( . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .) @ws  13.054 @bw ( )
@ws @bw40 (43) @ws 43.2 552 @m 43.2 @bw ( Preferences) @ws  3.058 @bw ( Screen )
@ws @bw40 (Commands) @ws  10.557 @bw ( .) @ws  6.116 @bw ( . . . . . . . . . . )
@ws @bw40 (. . . . . . . . . . .) @ws  13.054 @bw ( 43) @ws 43.2 540 @m
21.6 @bw ( POST\(1\)) @ws  3.058 @bw ( SCREEN) @ws  12.511 @bw ( .) @ws
6.116 @bw ( . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .) @ws
13.054 @bw ( 43) @ws 43.2 528 @m 43.2 @bw ( POST\(1\)) @ws  3.058 @bw ( Screen )
@ws @bw40 (General) @ws  6.223 @bw ( .) @ws  6.116 @bw ( . . . . . . . . . . . )
@ws @bw40 (. . . . . . . . . . . . . .) @ws  13.054 @bw ( 43) @ws 43.2 516 @m
43.2 @bw ( POST\(1\)) @ws  3.058 @bw ( Screen PFKs) @ws  9.468 @bw ( .) @ws
6.116 @bw ( . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .) @ws
13.054 @bw ( 44) @ws 43.2 504 @m 43.2 @bw ( POST\(1\)) @ws  3.058 @bw ( Screen )
@ws @bw40 (Commands) @ws  8.071 @bw ( .) @ws  6.116 @bw ( . . . . . . . . . . .)
@ws @bw40 ( . . . . . . . . . . . .) @ws  13.054 @bw ( 44) @ws 43.2 492 @m
21.6 @bw ( POST\(2\)) @ws  3.058 @bw ( SCREEN) @ws  12.511 @bw ( .) @ws
6.116 @bw ( . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .) @ws
13.054 @bw ( 45) @ws 43.2 480 @m 43.2 @bw ( POST\(2\)) @ws  3.058 @bw ( Screen )
@ws @bw40 (General) @ws  6.223 @bw ( .) @ws  6.116 @bw ( . . . . . . . . . . . )
@ws @bw40 (. . . . . . . . . . . . . .) @ws  13.054 @bw ( 45) @ws 43.2 468 @m
43.2 @bw ( POST\(2\)) @ws  3.058 @bw ( Screen PFKs) @ws  9.468 @bw ( .) @ws
6.116 @bw ( . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .) @ws
13.054 @bw ( 45) @ws 43.2 456 @m 43.2 @bw ( POST\(2\)) @ws  3.058 @bw ( Screen )
@ws @bw40 (Commands) @ws  8.071 @bw ( .) @ws  6.116 @bw ( . . . . . . . . . . .)
@ws @bw40 ( . . . . . . . . . . . .) @ws  13.054 @bw ( 45) @ws 43.2 420 @m
11 @f53 @bw40 (Appendix) @ws  3.058 @bw ( B:) @ws 11 @f51 16.726 @bw ( Network)
@ws  3.058 @bw ( News Transfer Protocol \(Excerpt\)) @ws  8.376 @bw ( .) @ws
6.116 @bw ( . . . . . . . . . .) @ws  13.054 @bw ( 46) @ws 43.2 372 @m 12 @f51
195.45 @bw ( ) @ws 12 @f53 @bw40 (Figures) @ws 43.2 336 @m 11 @f51 @bw40 (1.)
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11.85 @bw ( .) @ws  6.116 @bw ( . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .) @ws
9.996 @bw ( 2) @ws 43.2 312 @m @bw40 (2.) @ws  26.826 @bw ( General) @ws
3.058 @bw ( Flow Diagram) @ws  12.587 @bw ( .) @ws  6.116 @bw ( . . . . . . . .)
@ws @bw40 ( . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .) @ws  9.996 @bw ( 6) @ws
43.2 288 @m @bw40 (3.) @ws  26.826 @bw ( Sample) @ws  3.058 @bw ( PHLI/Main scr)
@ws @bw40 (een) @ws  12.62 @bw ( .) @ws  6.116 @bw ( . . . . . . . . . . . . . )
@ws @bw40 (. . . . . . . . . . . .) @ws  9.996 @bw ( 8) @ws 43.2 264 @m
@bw40 (4.) @ws  26.826 @bw ( Sample) @ws  3.058 @bw ( SHLI/Groups Screen) @ws
9.98 @bw ( .) @ws  6.116 @bw ( . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .)
@ws  13.054 @bw ( 11) @ws 43.2 240 @m @bw40 (5.) @ws  26.826 @bw ( Sample) @ws
3.058 @bw ( Headers Screen) @ws  7.923 @bw ( .) @ws  6.116 @bw ( . . . . . . . )
@ws @bw40 (. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .) @ws  13.054 @bw ( 16) @ws
43.2 216 @m @bw40 (6.) @ws  26.826 @bw ( Sample) @ws  3.058 @bw ( Preference Sc)
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@bw40 (7.) @ws  26.826 @bw ( Sample) @ws  3.058 @bw ( Article Screen) @ws
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@ws @bw40 ( . .) @ws  13.054 @bw ( 24) @ws 43.2 168 @m @bw40 (8.) @ws
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13.054 @bw ( 28) @ws 43.2 144 @m @bw40 (9.) @ws  26.826 @bw ( Sample) @ws
3.058 @bw ( Post Screen\(2\)) @ws  14.842 @bw ( .) @ws  6.116 @bw ( . . . . . .)
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4.495 @bw ( News Reader/VM \(NNR\) gives VM users interactive access to a) @ws
4.496 @bw ( wide) @ws 43.2 672 @m @bw40 (variety) @ws  3.753 @bw ( of bulletin )
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@ws @bw40 ( this type of news access is the) @ws  4.125 @bw ( USENET) @ws
43.2 648 @m @bw40 (NetNews.) @ws  7.211 @bw ( You) @ws  4.153 @bw ( may access )
@ws @bw40 (NNR from the CMS environment by issuing) @ws  4.154 @bw ( the "NNR")
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@bw40 (ability) @ws  4.041 @bw ( to read an article, print the article, save th)
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43.2 588 @m @bw40 (colleague) @ws  3.808 @bw ( and post an article to the Bulle)
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@ws @bw40 (rk; you must bear) @ws  4.414 @bw ( in mind the default) @ws
43.2 564 @m @bw40 (distribution) @ws  3.058 @bw ( may be world wide.) @ws
43.2 540 @m 21.6 @bw ( Network) @ws  4.187 @bw ( News Reader/VM) @ws
4.188 @bw ( \(NNR\) is a client implementation of Network News) @ws 43.2 528 @m
@bw40 (Transfer) @ws  3.802 @bw ( Protocol \(NNTP\) a.k.a RFC 977. An excerpt f)
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@bw40 (in) @ws  3.058 @bw ( Appendix B.) @ws 43.2 468 @m 12 @f54 @bw40 (NNR) @ws
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@ws @bw40 (rgument much) @ws 43.2 348 @m @bw40 (like) @ws  3.81 @bw ( the) @ws
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@ws @bw40 (HLI Screen\) plus the user defined PHLIQ \(case) @ws  5.837 @bw ( se)
@ws @bw40 (nsitive\) part) @ws 43.2 324 @m @bw40 (together) @ws  3.676 @bw ( ma)
@ws @bw40 (ke up the argument passed to NNR. For example, if i had) @ws
3.677 @bw ( defined "VM") @ws 43.2 312 @m @bw40 (as) @ws  4.098 @bw ( my PHLIQ )
@ws @bw40 (it would appear on the PHLI Screen as "Personal_VM" and could) @ws
4.099 @bw ( be) @ws 43.2 300 @m @bw40 (accessed) @ws  3.661 @bw ( as an) @ws
3.662 @bw ( argument as "p_VM". For more information on PHLIQ definition see)
@ws 43.2 288 @m @bw40 (the) @ws  3.058 @bw ( Preferences Screen.) @ws
43.2 264 @m 21.6 @bw ( Upon) @ws  7.955 @bw ( termination, NNR will try to save)
@ws @bw40 ( session information in the) @ws  7.956 @bw ( file) @ws 43.2 252 @m
@bw40 ("XXXXXXXX) @ws  3.703 @bw ( NNReader") @ws  3.704 @bw ( where "XXXXXXXX")
@ws @bw40 ( hexadecimal representation of the IP) @ws 43.2 240 @m @bw40 (addres)
@ws @bw40 (s) @ws  4.748 @bw ( of your) @ws  4.749 @bw ( news server. There wil)
@ws @bw40 (l be as many of theses session files as you) @ws 43.2 228 @m
@bw40 (have) @ws  3.907 @bw ( access to different news servers.) @ws
6.965 @bw ( You) @ws  3.907 @bw ( will notice that the file type is in mixed)
@ws 43.2 216 @m @bw40 (case.) @ws  3.866 @bw ( This is done so you) @ws
3.867 @bw ( do not inadvertently erase or destroy the file. The content) @ws
43.2 204 @m @bw40 (of) @ws  3.167 @bw ( the "XXXXXXXX NNReader") @ws
3.168 @bw ( file determines where you will start reading a specif-) @ws
43.2 192 @m @bw40 (ic) @ws  3.058 @bw ( news group.) @ws 43.2 48 @m @bw40 (NNR )
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@ws @bw40 (\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320) @ws 43.2 708 @m 9 @f3
@bw40 (The) @ws  5.4 @bw ( format of the NNR command is:) @ws 43.2 684 @m
27 @bw ( ----------------------------------------------------------------) @ws
43.2 672 @m @bw40 ( |) @ws  32.4 @bw ( |) @ws  297 @bw ( |) @ws 43.2 660 @m
27 @bw ( |) @ws  5.4 @bw ( NNR) @ws  10.8 @bw ( | <<) @ws  5.4 @bw ( Argument >)
@ws @bw40 ( \( Options >) @ws  151.2 @bw ( |) @ws 43.2 648 @m 27 @bw ( |) @ws
32.4 @bw ( |) @ws  297 @bw ( |) @ws 43.2 636 @m 27 @bw ( |) @ws  32.4 @bw ( |)
@ws  10.8 @bw ( Where) @ws  5.4 @bw ( the argument may be a single news group)
@ws  43.2 @bw ( |) @ws 43.2 624 @m 27 @bw ( |) @ws  32.4 @bw ( |) @ws
10.8 @bw ( in) @ws  5.4 @bw ( the form "News.Group.Ext" or "p_s" which) @ws
54 @bw ( |) @ws 43.2 612 @m 27 @bw ( |) @ws  32.4 @bw ( |) @ws  10.8 @bw ( deli)
@ws @bw40 (vers) @ws  5.4 @bw ( you to your Personal_Subscriptions or) @ws
37.8 @bw ( |) @ws 43.2 600 @m 27 @bw ( |) @ws  32.4 @bw ( |) @ws  10.8 @bw ( "p)
@ws @bw40 (_{}") @ws  5.4 @bw ( \(where {} is any Personal HLI\) which) @ws
54 @bw ( |) @ws 43.2 588 @m 27 @bw ( |) @ws  32.4 @bw ( |) @ws  10.8 @bw ( deli)
@ws @bw40 (vers) @ws  5.4 @bw ( you the specified Personal HLI.) @ws
70.2 @bw ( |) @ws 43.2 576 @m 27 @bw ( |) @ws  32.4 @bw ( |) @ws  297 @bw ( |)
@ws 43.2 564 @m 27 @bw ( |) @ws  32.4 @bw ( |) @ws  10.8 @bw ( Where) @ws
5.4 @bw ( the options are:) @ws  167.4 @bw ( |) @ws 43.2 552 @m 27 @bw ( |) @ws
32.4 @bw ( |) @ws  297 @bw ( |) @ws 43.2 540 @m 27 @bw ( |) @ws  32.4 @bw ( |)
@ws  21.6 @bw ( +) @ws  81 @bw ( +) @ws  16.2 @bw ( defaults:) @ws
118.8 @bw ( |) @ws 43.2 528 @m 27 @bw ( |) @ws  32.4 @bw ( |) @ws  21.6 @bw ( |)
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5.4 @bw ( DAYSBACK nn) @ws  16.2 @bw ( |) @ws  32.4 @bw ( 7) @ws  145.8 @bw ( |)
@ws 43.2 480 @m 27 @bw ( |) @ws  32.4 @bw ( |) @ws  21.6 @bw ( |) @ws
5.4 @bw ( LINES nnnn) @ws  21.6 @bw ( | 1500) @ws  140.4 @bw ( |) @ws
43.2 468 @m 27 @bw ( |) @ws  32.4 @bw ( |) @ws  21.6 @bw ( |) @ws  5.4 @bw ( LO)
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27 @bw ( |) @ws  32.4 @bw ( |) @ws  21.6 @bw ( |) @ws  5.4 @bw ( POST) @ws
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@ws  32.4 @bw ( |) @ws  21.6 @bw ( |) @ws  5.4 @bw ( IPADDR addr) @ws
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@ws 43.2 432 @m 27 @bw ( |) @ws  32.4 @bw ( |) @ws  21.6 @bw ( +) @ws
81 @bw ( +) @ws  183.6 @bw ( |) @ws 43.2 420 @m 27 @bw ( |) @ws  32.4 @bw ( |)
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5.4 @bw ( PARAMETERS) @ws 43.2 360 @m 21.6 @bw ( NNR) @ws  5.4 @bw ( will take )
@ws @bw40 (a news group as an argument.) @ws 43.2 336 @m @bw40 (GENERAL NNR OPT)
@ws @bw40 (IONS) @ws 43.2 312 @m 10.8 @bw ( \(see) @ws  5.4 @bw ( text for deta)
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@ws @bw40 (\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320)
@ws @bw40 (\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320) @ws 43.2 228 @m
12 @f54 @bw40 (GENERAL) @ws  3.444 @bw ( NNR OPTIONS) @ws 43.2 204 @m 10 @f1
6 @bw ( ARTICLES) @ws  12 @bw ( -) @ws  6 @bw ( change the maximum number of ar)
@ws @bw40 (ticles for the Header screen.) @ws 43.2 180 @m @bw40 ( HEADERS) @ws
18 @bw ( -) @ws  6 @bw ( change between headers+body and body only.) @ws
43.2 156 @m @bw40 ( NEWS) @ws  36 @bw ( -) @ws  6 @bw ( allows you to specify A)
@ws @bw40 (LL or NEW from the command line.) @ws 43.2 132 @m @bw40 ( DAYSBACK)
@ws  12 @bw ( -) @ws  6 @bw ( the number of days back to collect new news group)
@ws @bw40 (s.) @ws 43.2 108 @m @bw40 ( LINES) @ws  30 @bw ( -) @ws  6 @bw ( Cha)
@ws @bw40 (nge the maximum number of lines per article.) @ws 43.2 84 @m
@bw40 ( LOG/NOLOG - A log setting for outgoing mail and posts.) @ws 43.2 48 @m
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@ws @bw40 (itiate a posting from the command line.) @ws 43.2 708 @m @bw40 ( IPA)
@ws @bw40 (DDR) @ws  24 @bw ( -) @ws  6 @bw ( Enables connections to multiple s)
@ws @bw40 (ervers.) @ws 43.2 648 @m 12 @f54 @bw40 (Articles) @ws  3.444 @bw ( -)
@ws 43.2 624 @m 11 @f51 21.6 @bw ( The) @ws  3.28 @bw ( default for the) @ws
3.281 @bw ( number of articles is 300. If you decide to use a number larg-) @ws
43.2 612 @m @bw40 (er) @ws  3.948 @bw ( than this you) @ws  3.949 @bw ( may run)
@ws @bw40 ( out of virtual memory. The number of articles affects the) @ws
43.2 600 @m @bw40 (behavior) @ws  3.532 @bw ( of the Headers screen only. You h)
@ws @bw40 (ave the option) @ws  3.533 @bw ( to read the article directly) @ws
43.2 588 @m @bw40 (without) @ws  4.592 @bw ( the use of the Headers screen. Thi)
@ws @bw40 (s would start you) @ws  4.593 @bw ( at the first available) @ws
43.2 576 @m @bw40 (article) @ws  3.397 @bw ( regardless of the number of articl)
@ws @bw40 (es. To override this default option you) @ws  3.398 @bw ( could) @ws
43.2 564 @m @bw40 (type) @ws  3.058 @bw ( the following:) @ws 43.2 540 @m
55.044 @bw ( "NNR) @ws  3.058 @bw ( \( ARTICLES 50") @ws 43.2 516 @m
21.6 @bw ( This) @ws  3.459 @bw ( will set the default for the Headers screen t)
@ws @bw40 (o the 50 most) @ws  3.46 @bw ( recent articles. If) @ws 43.2 504 @m
@bw40 (you) @ws  3.5 @bw ( want more than 300 you may need to "DEFINE STORAGE 4)
@ws @bw40 (M" and) @ws  3.501 @bw ( "IPL CMS") @ws 43.2 492 @m @bw40 (again.)
@ws 43.2 444 @m 12 @f54 @bw40 (Headers) @ws  3.444 @bw ( -) @ws 43.2 420 @m
11 @f51 21.6 @bw ( This) @ws  3.132 @bw ( option is for those people who would )
@ws @bw40 (rather not see all of the) @ws  3.133 @bw ( fields associat-) @ws
43.2 408 @m @bw40 (ed) @ws  4.441 @bw ( with the header material. The headers c)
@ws @bw40 (ontain information related to the news) @ws 43.2 396 @m @bw40 (group)
@ws  3.88 @bw ( and the individual who posted the news. To) @ws  3.881 @bw ( ov)
@ws @bw40 (erride this you would type the) @ws 43.2 384 @m @bw40 (following:)
@ws 43.2 360 @m 55.044 @bw ( "NNR) @ws  3.058 @bw ( \( HEADERS NO") @ws
43.2 336 @m 21.6 @bw ( Additionally,) @ws  3.515 @bw ( at the Article level, yo)
@ws @bw40 (u may toggle between headers+body or) @ws  3.516 @bw ( body) @ws
43.2 324 @m @bw40 (only) @ws  3.058 @bw ( using the PFK "HeadBody".) @ws
43.2 276 @m 12 @f54 @bw40 (News) @ws  3.444 @bw ( -) @ws 43.2 252 @m 11 @f51
21.6 @bw ( The) @ws  4.389 @bw ( "NEWS" option) @ws  4.39 @bw ( is useful only )
@ws @bw40 (when you specify a news group as an argu-) @ws 43.2 240 @m
@bw40 (ment.) @ws  3.443 @bw ( "NEWS" with the "ALL" option will) @ws
3.444 @bw ( yield all articles for the specified group or) @ws 43.2 228 @m
@bw40 (PHLI,) @ws  5.149 @bw ( "NEWS" with the "NEW" option will show) @ws
5.15 @bw ( only those articles new to you,) @ws 43.2 216 @m @bw40 (based) @ws
5.796 @bw ( on the "XXXXXXXX) @ws  5.797 @bw ( NNReader" file. You would type t)
@ws @bw40 (he following to get) @ws 43.2 204 @m @bw40 ("ALL") @ws  3.058 @bw ( )
@ws @bw40 (the news \("NEW" is the default\):) @ws 43.2 180 @m 55.044 @bw ( "NN)
@ws @bw40 (R) @ws  3.058 @bw ( news.announce.newusers \( NEWS ALL") @ws
43.2 156 @m 21.6 @bw ( Please) @ws  5.551 @bw ( note that the news group in the)
@ws @bw40 ( above example is in lower) @ws  5.552 @bw ( case. All) @ws
43.2 144 @m @bw40 (groups) @ws  3.058 @bw ( are case sensitive.) @ws 43.2 48 @m
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21.6 @bw ( From) @ws  4.428 @bw ( time to time new groups get added to the serv)
@ws @bw40 (er. The "daysback" option) @ws 43.2 696 @m @bw40 (allows) @ws
3.618 @bw ( you to override the default window for the number of days back you )
@ws @bw40 (examine) @ws 43.2 684 @m @bw40 (new) @ws  3.495 @bw ( groups. The de)
@ws @bw40 (fault number of days back is seven; you may go back as many) @ws
3.496 @bw ( as) @ws 43.2 672 @m @bw40 (30.) @ws 43.2 648 @m 21.6 @bw ( There)
@ws  12.372 @bw ( is a pseudo) @ws  12.373 @bw ( group associated with this phe)
@ws @bw40 (nomenon called) @ws 43.2 636 @m @bw40 ("New_Groups_Since_mm/dd/yy")
@ws  5.604 @bw ( where mm/dd/yy) @ws  5.605 @bw ( will be the date from which w)
@ws @bw40 (e) @ws 43.2 624 @m @bw40 (inventory) @ws  3.633 @bw ( the new groups)
@ws @bw40 (. You) @ws  3.634 @bw ( would type the following to check the new gr)
@ws @bw40 (oups 30) @ws 43.2 612 @m @bw40 (days) @ws  3.058 @bw ( back:) @ws
43.2 588 @m 61.16 @bw ( "NNR) @ws  3.058 @bw ( \( DAYSBACK 30") @ws 43.2 540 @m
12 @f54 @bw40 (Lines) @ws  3.444 @bw ( -) @ws 43.2 516 @m 11 @f51 21.6 @bw ( Th)
@ws @bw40 (e) @ws  4.642 @bw ( default for the number) @ws  4.643 @bw ( of line)
@ws @bw40 (s per article is 1500. If you decide to use a) @ws 43.2 504 @m
@bw40 (number) @ws  3.181 @bw ( larger) @ws  3.182 @bw ( than this you may run )
@ws @bw40 (out of virtual memory. Generally, you will find) @ws 43.2 492 @m
@bw40 (that) @ws  4.318 @bw ( the greater the number of lines specified, the mo)
@ws @bw40 (re storage is required to) @ws  4.319 @bw ( dis-) @ws 43.2 480 @m
@bw40 (play) @ws  3.058 @bw ( the article read \(refer back to ARTICLES to see )
@ws @bw40 (how to change storage\).) @ws 43.2 456 @m 61.16 @bw ( "NNR) @ws
3.058 @bw ( \( LINES 1500") @ws 43.2 408 @m 12 @f54 @bw40 (Log/NoLog) @ws
3.444 @bw ( -) @ws 43.2 384 @m 11 @f51 21.6 @bw ( When) @ws  4.758 @bw ( postin)
@ws @bw40 (g an) @ws  4.759 @bw ( article, NNR stores a copy of your post in th)
@ws @bw40 (e NNRPMLOG) @ws 43.2 372 @m @bw40 (NOTEBOOK.) @ws  4.853 @bw ( If)
@ws  4.854 @bw ( you do not wish to keep a copy, specify the NOLOG option. This)
@ws 43.2 360 @m @bw40 (option) @ws  5.679 @bw ( may also be manipulated through)
@ws @bw40 ( the Preferences Screen \(PREFER com-) @ws 43.2 348 @m @bw40 (mand\))
@ws @bw40 (.) @ws 43.2 324 @m 61.16 @bw ( "NNR) @ws  3.058 @bw ( \( NOLOG") @ws
43.2 264 @m 12 @f54 @bw40 (Post) @ws  3.444 @bw ( -) @ws 43.2 240 @m 11 @f51
21.6 @bw ( This) @ws  4.925 @bw ( option will put you) @ws  4.926 @bw ( directl)
@ws @bw40 (y in the POST screen. You must have a valid) @ws 43.2 228 @m
@bw40 (group) @ws  3.058 @bw ( as an argument.) @ws 43.2 204 @m 55.044 @bw ( "N)
@ws @bw40 (NR) @ws  3.058 @bw ( misc.test \( POST") @ws 43.2 180 @m 21.6 @bw ( )
@ws @bw40 (Please) @ws  5.551 @bw ( note that the news group in the above examp)
@ws @bw40 (le is in lower) @ws  5.552 @bw ( case. All) @ws 43.2 168 @m
@bw40 (groups) @ws  3.058 @bw ( are case sensitive.) @ws 43.2 120 @m 12 @f54
@bw40 (IPaddr) @ws  3.444 @bw ( -) @ws 43.2 96 @m 11 @f51 21.6 @bw ( NNR) @ws
4.223 @bw ( is generally configured to use a preferred news server but) @ws
4.224 @bw ( occasionally it) @ws 43.2 84 @m @bw40 (will) @ws  4.537 @bw ( be de)
@ws @bw40 (sirable to connect) @ws  4.538 @bw ( to other news servers.) @ws
7.596 @bw ( The) @ws  4.538 @bw ( IPADDR option will allow) @ws 43.2 72 @m
@bw40 (you) @ws  3.058 @bw ( to override the default IP address for the preferr)
@ws @bw40 (ed server as in:) @ws 43.2 48 @m @bw40 (NNR Introduction) @ws
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@ws @bw40 (0") @ws 43.2 696 @m @bw40 (or you may choose to use a host name inst)
@ws @bw40 (ead as in:) @ws 43.2 672 @m 61.16 @bw ( "NNR) @ws  3.058 @bw ( \( IP)
@ws @bw40 (ADDR news.domain.ext") @ws 43.2 612 @m 12 @f54 @bw40 (EXAMPLES) @ws
43.2 588 @m 11 @f51 @bw40 (Sample NNR command invocations are shown below.) @ws
43.2 564 @m 55.044 @bw ( "NNR") @ws 43.2 552 @m @bw40 ( "NNR) @ws  3.058 @bw ( )
@ws @bw40 (news.announce.newusers") @ws 43.2 540 @m 55.044 @bw ( "NNR) @ws
3.058 @bw ( news.announce.newusers \( NEWS ALL") @ws 43.2 528 @m 55.044 @bw ( ")
@ws @bw40 (NNR) @ws  3.058 @bw ( \( ARTICLES 50") @ws 43.2 516 @m 55.044 @bw ( )
@ws @bw40 ("NNR) @ws  3.058 @bw ( \( HEADERS NO") @ws 43.2 504 @m 55.044 @bw ( )
@ws @bw40 ("NNR) @ws  3.058 @bw ( \( DAYSBACK 30") @ws 43.2 492 @m
55.044 @bw ( "NNR) @ws  3.058 @bw ( \( ARTICLES 300 HEADERS YES") @ws
43.2 480 @m 55.044 @bw ( "NNR) @ws  3.058 @bw ( \( ARTICLES 300 LINES 1500") @ws
43.2 468 @m 55.044 @bw ( "NNR) @ws  3.058 @bw ( \( LINES 1500 NOLOG") @ws
43.2 456 @m 55.044 @bw ( "NNR) @ws  3.058 @bw ( news.announce.newusers \( HEADE)
@ws @bw40 (RS NO") @ws 43.2 444 @m 55.044 @bw ( "NNR) @ws  3.058 @bw ( misc.tes)
@ws @bw40 (t \( POST") @ws 43.2 432 @m 55.044 @bw ( "NNR) @ws  3.058 @bw ( comp)
@ws @bw40 (.compilers) @ws  6.116 @bw ( \() @ws  3.058 @bw ( IPADDR 000.000.000)
@ws @bw40 (.000") @ws 43.2 420 @m 55.044 @bw ( "NNR) @ws  3.058 @bw ( p_s \( IP)
@ws @bw40 (ADDR 010.010.010.010") @ws 43.2 408 @m 55.044 @bw ( "NNR) @ws
3.058 @bw ( p_s \( IPADDR news") @ws 43.2 396 @m 55.044 @bw ( "NNR) @ws
3.058 @bw ( p_VM \( NEWS ALL") @ws 43.2 48 @m @bw40 (NNR User\251s Guide \(Vers)
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@ws @bw40 (\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320) @ws 43.2 720 @m 9 @f3
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135 @bw ( -----------) @ws 43.2 684 @m 140.4 @bw ( |) @ws  10.8 @bw ( NNR) @ws
16.2 @bw ( |) @ws  135 @bw ( |) @ws  5.4 @bw ( NNR p_s |) @ws 43.2 672 @m
140.4 @bw ( ----------) @ws  135 @bw ( -----------) @ws 43.2 660 @m 5.4 @bw ( -)
@ws @bw40 (-----------------------) @ws  32.4 @bw ( | -----------------) @ws
54 @bw ( or) @ws 43.2 648 @m 5.4 @bw ( | NNR group.ext \( POST |) @ws
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43.2 636 @m 5.4 @bw ( ------------------------) @ws  32.4 @bw ( | -------------)
@ws @bw40 (---- |) @ws  5.4 @bw ( NNR p_{}|) @ws 43.2 624 @m 59.4 @bw ( |) @ws
75.6 @bw ( -----------) @ws  48.6 @bw ( |) @ws  75.6 @bw ( -----------) @ws
43.2 612 @m 59.4 @bw ( |) @ws  75.6 @bw ( |) @ws  10.8 @bw ( PHLI) @ws
16.2 @bw ( |) @ws  48.6 @bw ( |) @ws  102.6 @bw ( |) @ws 43.2 600 @m
59.4 @bw ( |) @ws  75.6 @bw ( -----------) @ws  48.6 @bw ( |) @ws  102.6 @bw ( )
@ws @bw40 (|) @ws 43.2 588 @m 59.4 @bw ( |) @ws  102.6 @bw ( |) @ws
75.6 @bw ( |) @ws  102.6 @bw ( |) @ws 43.2 576 @m 59.4 @bw ( |) @ws  54 @bw ( -)
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43.2 564 @m 59.4 @bw ( |) @ws  54 @bw ( |All_News/New_News|) @ws  27 @bw ( |)
@ws  102.6 @bw ( |) @ws 43.2 552 @m 59.4 @bw ( |) @ws  54 @bw ( ---------------)
@ws @bw40 (----) @ws  27 @bw ( |) @ws  102.6 @bw ( |) @ws 43.2 540 @m
59.4 @bw ( |) @ws  102.6 @bw ( |) @ws  75.6 @bw ( |) @ws  102.6 @bw ( |) @ws
43.2 528 @m 37.8 @bw ( --------) @ws  59.4 @bw ( -----------) @ws  48.6 @bw ( |)
@ws  102.6 @bw ( |) @ws 43.2 516 @m 37.8 @bw ( |) @ws  5.4 @bw ( POST |) @ws
59.4 @bw ( |) @ws  10.8 @bw ( SHLI) @ws  16.2 @bw ( |---------|----------------)
@ws @bw40 (---|) @ws 43.2 504 @m 37.8 @bw ( --------) @ws  59.4 @bw ( ---------)
@ws @bw40 (--) @ws  48.6 @bw ( |) @ws 43.2 492 @m 151.2 @bw ( |) @ws
10.8 @bw ( | |) @ws  59.4 @bw ( |) @ws 43.2 480 @m 75.6 @bw ( ---------------)
@ws  10.8 @bw ( | ------------|---------------) @ws 43.2 468 @m 75.6 @bw ( |)
@ws  86.4 @bw ( |) @ws  75.6 @bw ( | |) @ws 43.2 456 @m @bw40 ( |) @ws
86.4 @bw ( |) @ws  75.6 @bw ( | |) @ws 43.2 444 @m @bw40 ( |) @ws  86.4 @bw ( |)
@ws  75.6 @bw ( | |) @ws 43.2 432 @m 37.8 @bw ( ------------ ----------) @ws
27 @bw ( -----------) @ws  21.6 @bw ( ------------) @ws 43.2 420 @m 37.8 @bw ( )
@ws @bw40 (|) @ws  5.4 @bw ( ARTICLES |) @ws  37.8 @bw ( |) @ws  10.8 @bw ( POS)
@ws @bw40 (T |) @ws  27 @bw ( |) @ws  5.4 @bw ( HEADERS |) @ws  21.6 @bw ( |)
@ws  5.4 @bw ( U_PREFER |) @ws 43.2 408 @m 37.8 @bw ( ------------ ----------)
@ws  27 @bw ( -----------) @ws  21.6 @bw ( ------------) @ws 43.2 396 @m
70.2 @bw ( |) @ws  162 @bw ( |) @ws  5.4 @bw ( | |) @ws 43.2 384 @m @bw40 ( ---)
@ws @bw40 (-------) @ws  10.8 @bw ( | ----------) @ws  97.2 @bw ( |) @ws
5.4 @bw ( | |) @ws 43.2 372 @m @bw40 ( |) @ws  10.8 @bw ( POST |-----| MAIL |)
@ws  97.2 @bw ( |) @ws  5.4 @bw ( | |) @ws 43.2 360 @m @bw40 ( ----------) @ws
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124.2 @bw ( ----------------------) @ws  5.4 @bw ( | ------------------) @ws
43.2 336 @m 124.2 @bw ( |) @ws  118.8 @bw ( |) @ws  97.2 @bw ( |) @ws
43.2 324 @m @bw40 ( ------------) @ws  27 @bw ( ---------------------) @ws
21.6 @bw ( ----------) @ws 43.2 312 @m 97.2 @bw ( |) @ws  5.4 @bw ( ARTICLES |)
@ws  27 @bw ( |) @ws  5.4 @bw ( SELECTED_ARTICLES |) @ws  21.6 @bw ( |) @ws
10.8 @bw ( POST |) @ws 43.2 300 @m 97.2 @bw ( ------------) @ws  27 @bw ( -----)
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@bw40 (Figure) @ws  3.058 @bw ( 2) @ws 11 @f51 @bw40 (:) @ws  11.972 @bw ( Gene)
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@ws @bw40 (\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320)
@ws @bw40 (\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320)
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@ws @bw40 (LP -) @ws 43.2 660 @m 11 @f51 21.6 @bw ( To) @ws  3.387 @bw ( use th)
@ws @bw40 (is screen you simply move the cursor to the) @ws  3.388 @bw ( desire)
@ws @bw40 (d Primary High Lev-) @ws 43.2 648 @m @bw40 (el) @ws  3.785 @bw ( Ind)
@ws @bw40 (ex \(PHLI\) and hit one of the Program Function Keys \(PFK\).) @ws
6.844 @bw ( The) @ws  3.786 @bw ( PHLI is the) @ws 43.2 636 @m @bw40 (principal)
@ws  3.561 @bw ( part of the name of a group. All groups with the same PHLI are)
@ws @bw40 ( related) @ws  3.562 @bw ( in) @ws 43.2 624 @m @bw40 (some) @ws
3.9 @bw ( way. For example) @ws  3.901 @bw ( "mitre" represents all groups asso)
@ws @bw40 (ciated with MITRE. Posi-) @ws 43.2 612 @m @bw40 (tioning) @ws
4.49 @bw ( the cursor on top of "mitre" and) @ws  7.548 @bw ( pressing) @ws
4.49 @bw ( a PFK will initiate) @ws  4.491 @bw ( some action.) @ws 43.2 600 @m
@bw40 (Depending) @ws  4.234 @bw ( on the PFK,) @ws  4.235 @bw ( you can read a)
@ws @bw40 (ll the news, read only the new news or exit) @ws 43.2 588 @m
@bw40 (back) @ws  4.759 @bw ( to CMS.) @ws  7.818 @bw ( In) @ws  4.76 @bw ( add)
@ws @bw40 (ition you will have the ability to enter the "CMS subset" by) @ws
43.2 576 @m @bw40 (either) @ws  4.9 @bw ( typing the CP/CMS command) @ws
4.901 @bw ( on the command line or by typing "CMS" or) @ws 43.2 564 @m
@bw40 ("SUBSET") @ws  3.44 @bw ( on the command line and going temporarily to t)
@ws @bw40 (he CMS environment. To) @ws 43.2 552 @m @bw40 (return) @ws
5.511 @bw ( to NNR, you must issue) @ws  5.512 @bw ( the command "return".) @ws
8.57 @bw ( NOTE:) @ws  5.512 @bw ( if you are using) @ws 43.2 540 @m
@bw40 (REXTCPIP) @ws  3.058 @bw ( do not issue ANY TCP/IP related commands.) @ws
43.2 516 @m 21.6 @bw ( There) @ws  7.937 @bw ( are currently three special) @ws
7.938 @bw ( purpose PHLIs, Personal_Subscriptions,) @ws 43.2 504 @m @bw40 (Full)
@ws @bw40 (_List_of_Groups\(n\)) @ws  3.589 @bw ( and New_Groups_Since_mm/dd/yy)
@ws @bw40 (. These are slightly) @ws  3.59 @bw ( differ-) @ws 43.2 492 @m
@bw40 (ent) @ws  4.246 @bw ( from the other PHLIs since their) @ws
4.247 @bw ( contents are a unique grouping which do not) @ws 43.2 480 @m
@bw40 (adhere) @ws  5.441 @bw ( to) @ws  5.442 @bw ( the traditional Usenet hie)
@ws @bw40 (rarchy structure.) @ws  8.5 @bw ( The) @ws  5.442 @bw ( Personal_Sub)
@ws @bw40 (scription) @ws 43.2 468 @m @bw40 (PHLI) @ws  3.744 @bw ( is a collec)
@ws @bw40 (tion of all the groups you have subscribed to either) @ws
3.745 @bw ( overtly by using) @ws 43.2 456 @m @bw40 (the) @ws  4.363 @bw ( "Sub)
@ws @bw40 (/UnS" PFK or by reading an article within) @ws  4.364 @bw ( a group )
@ws @bw40 (while in "New_News".) @ws 43.2 444 @m @bw40 (The) @ws  3.966 @bw ( F)
@ws @bw40 (ull_List_of_Groups\(n\) PHLI allows you to collect all known groups )
@ws @bw40 (into) @ws  3.967 @bw ( a sin-) @ws 43.2 432 @m @bw40 (gle) @ws
4.236 @bw ( SHLI. The "n" is the exact number of groups known to your server)
@ws  4.237 @bw ( at the time) @ws 43.2 420 @m @bw40 (you) @ws  4.087 @bw ( invo)
@ws @bw40 (ked NNR.) @ws  7.145 @bw ( The) @ws  4.087 @bw ( New_Groups_Since_mm)
@ws @bw40 (/dd/yy is a collection) @ws  4.088 @bw ( of groups that) @ws
43.2 408 @m @bw40 (are) @ws  4.784 @bw ( new to the server according to the val)
@ws @bw40 (ue of the DAYSBACK option \(which by) @ws 43.2 396 @m @bw40 (default)
@ws  3.511 @bw ( is 7 Days Back\).) @ws  6.57 @bw ( The) @ws  3.512 @bw ( "mm/d)
@ws @bw40 (d/yy" represents the date nnr used to go back in) @ws 43.2 384 @m
@bw40 (time) @ws  3.058 @bw ( to gather the groups new to your server.) @ws
43.2 360 @m 21.6 @bw ( In) @ws  19.477 @bw ( addition to the) @ws
19.478 @bw ( predefined PHLIs \(Personal_Subscriptions,) @ws 43.2 348 @m
@bw40 (Full_List_of_Groups\(n\)) @ws  6.594 @bw ( and) @ws  6.595 @bw ( New_Gro)
@ws @bw40 (ups_Since_mm/dd/yy\) there is an ability to) @ws 43.2 336 @m
@bw40 (define) @ws  3.443 @bw ( your own PHLI.) @ws  6.501 @bw ( Depicted) @ws
3.443 @bw ( on) @ws  3.444 @bw ( the sample PHLI screen you will notice number)
@ws 43.2 324 @m @bw40 (of) @ws  3.068 @bw ( entries prefixed by) @ws
3.069 @bw ( "Personal_". As stated earlier "Subscriptions" is predefined and)
@ws 43.2 312 @m @bw40 (will) @ws  4.665 @bw ( always appear on this screen. The)
@ws @bw40 ( other entries such) @ws  4.666 @bw ( as "Test" and "VM" are) @ws
43.2 300 @m @bw40 (user) @ws  4.084 @bw ( defined and built.) @ws  7.142 @bw ( )
@ws @bw40 (NNR) @ws  4.085 @bw ( supports bundling a set of groups into a user )
@ws @bw40 (defined) @ws 43.2 288 @m @bw40 (entity) @ws  4.543 @bw ( called a Pe)
@ws @bw40 (rsonal High) @ws  4.544 @bw ( Level Index Qualifier \(PHLIQ\).) @ws
7.602 @bw ( The) @ws  4.544 @bw ( PHLIQ is com-) @ws 43.2 276 @m @bw40 (prised)
@ws  4.383 @bw ( of two parts, the) @ws  4.384 @bw ( "Personal_" part plus the )
@ws @bw40 (user defined PHLIQ \(case sensi-) @ws 43.2 264 @m @bw40 (tive\)) @ws
3.56 @bw ( part.) @ws  6.618 @bw ( For) @ws  3.56 @bw ( example, if I had defin)
@ws @bw40 (ed "VM" as my) @ws  3.561 @bw ( PHLIQ it would appear on the) @ws
43.2 252 @m @bw40 (PHLI) @ws  3.698 @bw ( Screen as "Personal_VM".) @ws
6.757 @bw ( For) @ws  3.699 @bw ( more information on PHLIQ definition see the)
@ws 43.2 240 @m @bw40 (Preferences) @ws  5.071 @bw ( Screen.) @ws  8.129 @bw ( )
@ws @bw40 (These) @ws  5.071 @bw ( pseudo PHLI) @ws  5.072 @bw ( will remain as)
@ws @bw40 ( long as there are groups) @ws 43.2 228 @m @bw40 (associated) @ws
3.401 @bw ( with them. You will) @ws  3.402 @bw ( also notice that a group can )
@ws @bw40 (appear in both the "Sub-) @ws 43.2 216 @m @bw40 (scriptions") @ws
3.256 @bw ( list and one other user defined) @ws  3.257 @bw ( list. To define a)
@ws @bw40 ( PHLIQ use the Preferenc-) @ws 43.2 204 @m @bw40 (es) @ws
3.058 @bw ( Screen and to add a group use the Sub/UnS PFK \(on SHLI screen\).)
@ws 43.2 48 @m @bw40 (NNR User\251s Guide \(Version 1.3.2\)) @ws
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@ws @bw40 (\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320)
@ws @bw40 (\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320) @ws 43.2 720 @m 9 @f3
124.2 @bw ( ***) @ws  5.4 @bw ( NNR/VM \(R_1.3.2\) ***) @ws  124.2 @bw ( PHLI/M)
@ws @bw40 (ain) @ws 43.2 708 @m 10.8 @bw ( High) @ws  5.4 @bw ( Level Index) @ws
43.2 696 @m @bw40 ( New_Groups_Since_03/06/93|) @ws  10.8 @bw ( americast) @ws
86.4 @bw ( |) @ws  10.8 @bw ( chi) @ws 43.2 684 @m 5.4 @bw ( Full_List_of_Group)
@ws @bw40 (s\(2835\)|) @ws  10.8 @bw ( amiga) @ws  108 @bw ( |) @ws
10.8 @bw ( clari) @ws 43.2 672 @m 5.4 @bw ( Personal_Subscriptions) @ws
16.2 @bw ( |) @ws  10.8 @bw ( au) @ws  124.2 @bw ( |) @ws  10.8 @bw ( cle) @ws
43.2 660 @m 5.4 @bw ( Personal_CWIS) @ws  64.8 @bw ( |) @ws  10.8 @bw ( aus) @ws
118.8 @bw ( |) @ws  10.8 @bw ( co) @ws 43.2 648 @m 5.4 @bw ( Personal_News) @ws
64.8 @bw ( |) @ws  10.8 @bw ( austin) @ws  102.6 @bw ( |) @ws  10.8 @bw ( comp)
@ws 43.2 636 @m 5.4 @bw ( Personal_Sources) @ws  48.6 @bw ( |) @ws  10.8 @bw ( )
@ws @bw40 (ba) @ws  124.2 @bw ( |) @ws  10.8 @bw ( compusec) @ws 43.2 624 @m
5.4 @bw ( Personal_Tests) @ws  59.4 @bw ( |) @ws  10.8 @bw ( bc) @ws
124.2 @bw ( |) @ws  10.8 @bw ( control) @ws 43.2 612 @m 5.4 @bw ( Personal_VM)
@ws  75.6 @bw ( |) @ws  10.8 @bw ( bionet) @ws  102.6 @bw ( |) @ws  10.8 @bw ( )
@ws @bw40 (courts) @ws 43.2 600 @m 5.4 @bw ( Personal_Languages) @ws
37.8 @bw ( |) @ws  10.8 @bw ( bit) @ws  118.8 @bw ( |) @ws  10.8 @bw ( csugrad)
@ws 43.2 588 @m 5.4 @bw ( Personal_BBoardsEtc) @ws  32.4 @bw ( |) @ws
10.8 @bw ( biz) @ws  118.8 @bw ( |) @ws  10.8 @bw ( cu) @ws 43.2 576 @m
5.4 @bw ( Personal_Printing) @ws  43.2 @bw ( |) @ws  10.8 @bw ( bln) @ws
118.8 @bw ( |) @ws  10.8 @bw ( dc) @ws 43.2 564 @m 5.4 @bw ( Personal_My.Clari)
@ws  43.2 @bw ( |) @ws  10.8 @bw ( brasil) @ws  102.6 @bw ( |) @ws  10.8 @bw ( )
@ws @bw40 (ddn) @ws 43.2 552 @m 5.4 @bw ( Personal_Networking) @ws  32.4 @bw ( )
@ws @bw40 (|) @ws  10.8 @bw ( ca) @ws  124.2 @bw ( |) @ws  10.8 @bw ( de) @ws
43.2 540 @m 5.4 @bw ( Personal_Text) @ws  64.8 @bw ( |) @ws  10.8 @bw ( can) @ws
118.8 @bw ( |) @ws  10.8 @bw ( edm) @ws 43.2 528 @m 5.4 @bw ( Personal_Unix) @ws
64.8 @bw ( |) @ws  10.8 @bw ( cancel) @ws  102.6 @bw ( |) @ws  10.8 @bw ( fidon)
@ws @bw40 (et) @ws 43.2 516 @m 5.4 @bw ( Personal_MITRE) @ws  59.4 @bw ( |) @ws
10.8 @bw ( carleton) @ws  91.8 @bw ( |) @ws  10.8 @bw ( fido7) @ws 43.2 504 @m
5.4 @bw ( ak) @ws  124.2 @bw ( |) @ws  10.8 @bw ( ccr) @ws  118.8 @bw ( |) @ws
10.8 @bw ( fj) @ws 43.2 492 @m 5.4 @bw ( alt) @ws  118.8 @bw ( |) @ws
10.8 @bw ( cdnswc) @ws  102.6 @bw ( |) @ws  10.8 @bw ( fnet) @ws 43.2 468 @m
5.4 @bw ( 1= Help) @ws  27 @bw ( 2=) @ws  5.4 @bw ( All_News 3= Quit) @ws
32.4 @bw ( 4=) @ws  5.4 @bw ( New_News) @ws  10.8 @bw ( 5=) @ws  59.4 @bw ( 6=)
@ws 43.2 456 @m 5.4 @bw ( 7= Backward 8= Forward) @ws  10.8 @bw ( 9=) @ws
54 @bw ( 10= 11= 12=) @ws 43.2 444 @m @bw40 (====>) @ws 43.2 420 @m 11 @f52
@bw40 (Figure) @ws  3.058 @bw ( 3) @ws 11 @f51 @bw40 (:) @ws  11.972 @bw ( Samp)
@ws @bw40 (le) @ws  3.058 @bw ( PHLI/Main screen) @ws 43.2 408 @m @bw40 (\320)
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@ws @bw40 (\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320)
@ws @bw40 (\320\320\320\320) @ws 43.2 360 @m 12 @f54 @bw40 (PROGRAM) @ws
3.444 @bw ( FUNCTION KEYS \(PFK\)) @ws 43.2 312 @m @bw40 (Help) @ws 43.2 288 @m
11 @f51 21.6 @bw ( There) @ws  3.589 @bw ( is help available for the current sc)
@ws @bw40 (reen. It is broken down) @ws  3.59 @bw ( into 4 sections:) @ws
43.2 276 @m @bw40 (General,) @ws  4.719 @bw ( Program Function) @ws
4.72 @bw ( Keys \(PFK\), Commands \(from the command line\) and) @ws 43.2 264 @m
@bw40 (NNR) @ws  3.058 @bw ( help for CMS. See the Help Screen for more details)
@ws @bw40 (.) @ws 43.2 216 @m 12 @f54 @bw40 (All) @ws 12 @f53 @bw40 (_) @ws
12 @f54 @bw40 (News) @ws 43.2 192 @m 11 @f51 21.6 @bw ( Allows) @ws
3.98 @bw ( a user to review all the news) @ws  3.981 @bw ( associated with a hi)
@ws @bw40 (gh level index regard-) @ws 43.2 180 @m @bw40 (less) @ws
3.826 @bw ( of the articles previously read for any one group. For) @ws
3.827 @bw ( example if you have been) @ws 43.2 168 @m @bw40 (following) @ws
3.455 @bw ( "comp.compilers", you may have read) @ws  3.456 @bw ( an article th)
@ws @bw40 (at is associated with the) @ws 43.2 156 @m @bw40 (article) @ws
4.273 @bw ( you are currently reading.) @ws  7.331 @bw ( You) @ws  4.273 @bw ( )
@ws @bw40 (might use this function to) @ws  4.274 @bw ( get all the avail-) @ws
43.2 144 @m @bw40 (able) @ws  3.764 @bw ( news for "comp.compilers" and then se)
@ws @bw40 (arch) @ws  3.765 @bw ( for the desired articles \(see Sample) @ws
43.2 132 @m @bw40 (Headers) @ws  3.058 @bw ( Screen\).) @ws 43.2 48 @m
@bw40 (PHLI/Main Screen) @ws  330.349 @bw ( 8) @ws
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@bw40 (Quitting) @ws  3.709 @bw ( from the Primary High Level Index will exit t)
@ws @bw40 (he) @ws  3.71 @bw ( NNR program.) @ws  6.768 @bw ( Upon) @ws
3.71 @bw ( ter-) @ws 43.2 696 @m @bw40 (mination,) @ws  3.131 @bw ( NNR will tr)
@ws @bw40 (y to save session information in the file "XXXXXXXX) @ws
3.132 @bw ( NNRead-) @ws 43.2 684 @m @bw40 (er") @ws  3.512 @bw ( \(where "XXXX)
@ws @bw40 (XXXX" hexadecimal) @ws  3.513 @bw ( representation of the IP address)
@ws @bw40 ( of your news) @ws 43.2 672 @m @bw40 (server\).) @ws  6.313 @bw ( Yo)
@ws @bw40 (u) @ws  3.255 @bw ( will notice that the file type is in mixed case.)
@ws @bw40 ( This is done) @ws  3.256 @bw ( so you do not) @ws 43.2 660 @m
@bw40 (inadvertently) @ws  4.048 @bw ( erase or destroy) @ws  4.049 @bw ( the f)
@ws @bw40 (ile. The content of the "XXXXXXXX NNReader") @ws 43.2 648 @m
@bw40 (file) @ws  3.058 @bw ( determines where you will start reading a specifi)
@ws @bw40 (c news group.) @ws 43.2 600 @m 12 @f54 @bw40 (New) @ws 12 @f53
@bw40 (_) @ws 12 @f54 @bw40 (News) @ws  3.444 @bw ( -) @ws 43.2 576 @m 11 @f51
21.6 @bw ( New_News) @ws  3.915 @bw ( will attempt to remember every article re)
@ws @bw40 (ad. If for example) @ws  3.916 @bw ( you are) @ws 43.2 564 @m
@bw40 (following) @ws  3.847 @bw ( "comp.compilers", every time) @ws
3.848 @bw ( you read an article, whether from the Head-) @ws 43.2 552 @m
@bw40 (ers) @ws  4.599 @bw ( screen, Selected_Articles screen or from) @ws
4.6 @bw ( the Articles PFK on the SHLI screen,) @ws 43.2 540 @m @bw40 (the) @ws
3.058 @bw ( number of the last article read is recorded.) @ws 43.2 492 @m
12 @f54 @bw40 (Backward) @ws  3.444 @bw ( -) @ws 43.2 468 @m 11 @f51
21.6 @bw ( Scrolls) @ws  3.058 @bw ( the screen backward.) @ws 43.2 420 @m
12 @f54 @bw40 (Forward) @ws  3.444 @bw ( -) @ws 43.2 396 @m 11 @f51 21.6 @bw ( )
@ws @bw40 (Scrolls) @ws  3.058 @bw ( the screen forward.) @ws 43.2 348 @m
12 @f54 @bw40 (COMMANDS) @ws 43.2 300 @m @bw40 (PREFER) @ws  3.444 @bw ( -) @ws
43.2 276 @m 11 @f51 21.6 @bw ( Display) @ws  3.058 @bw ( Preferences Screen) @ws
43.2 228 @m 12 @f54 @bw40 (SUBset) @ws  3.444 @bw ( -) @ws 43.2 204 @m 11 @f51
21.6 @bw ( Drop) @ws  3.77 @bw ( into a) @ws  3.771 @bw ( CMS subset. You must )
@ws @bw40 (type "Return" to come back to NNR. If your) @ws 43.2 192 @m
@bw40 (are) @ws  3.058 @bw ( using the RXSOCKET version you may use other TCPIP)
@ws @bw40 ( applications.) @ws 43.2 168 @m 21.6 @bw ( You) @ws  3.058 @bw ( may)
@ws @bw40 ( also enter a CP/CMS command directly on to the command line.) @ws
43.2 120 @m 12 @f54 @bw40 (NULL) @ws  10.332 @bw ( -) @ws 43.2 96 @m 11 @f51
21.6 @bw ( Simply) @ws  4.052 @bw ( hitting the ENTER key) @ws  4.053 @bw ( wil)
@ws @bw40 (l toggle the cursor from the current position) @ws 43.2 84 @m
@bw40 (to) @ws  3.058 @bw ( the command line.) @ws 43.2 48 @m @bw40 (NNR User)
@ws @bw40 (\251s Guide \(Version 1.3.2\)) @ws  254.548 @bw ( 9) @ws
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21.6 @bw ( Operates) @ws  3.963 @bw ( like the Xedit) @ws  3.964 @bw ( command )
@ws @bw40 (TOP, locates the first PHLI and displays the) @ws 43.2 696 @m
@bw40 (associated) @ws  3.058 @bw ( screen.) @ws 43.2 648 @m 12 @f54
@bw40 (BOTtom) @ws  3.444 @bw ( -) @ws 43.2 624 @m 11 @f51 21.6 @bw ( Operates)
@ws  3.601 @bw ( like the Xedit command BOTTOM, locates the last PHLI and) @ws
3.602 @bw ( displays) @ws 43.2 612 @m @bw40 (the) @ws  3.058 @bw ( associated s)
@ws @bw40 (creen.) @ws 43.2 48 @m @bw40 (PHLI/Main Screen) @ws  324.233 @bw ( 1)
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3.336 @bw ( Screen) @ws 43.2 684 @m 12 @f54 @bw40 (GENERAL) @ws  3.444 @bw ( HE)
@ws @bw40 (LP -) @ws 43.2 660 @m 11 @f51 21.6 @bw ( To) @ws  4.572 @bw ( use th)
@ws @bw40 (is screen you) @ws  4.573 @bw ( simply move the cursor to the desire)
@ws @bw40 (d Secondary High) @ws 43.2 648 @m @bw40 (Level) @ws  4.171 @bw ( Ind)
@ws @bw40 (ex) @ws  4.172 @bw ( \(SHLI\) and hit one of the Program Function Ke)
@ws @bw40 (ys \(PFK\). The SHLI is) @ws 43.2 636 @m @bw40 (better) @ws
3.663 @bw ( known as a group or a news) @ws  3.664 @bw ( group. Each news group)
@ws @bw40 ( is comprised of articles.) @ws 43.2 624 @m @bw40 (The) @ws
4.327 @bw ( number of articles) @ws  4.328 @bw ( and posting information accomp)
@ws @bw40 (anies each group. You may) @ws 43.2 612 @m @bw40 (examine) @ws
3.058 @bw ( the contents of a particular group from this screen using the PFKs )
@ws @bw40 (below.) @ws 43.2 588 @m 21.6 @bw ( You) @ws  4.985 @bw ( will notice)
@ws @bw40 ( that some of the groups are) @ws  4.986 @bw ( highlighted and some )
@ws @bw40 (are not. A) @ws 43.2 576 @m @bw40 (group) @ws  3.575 @bw ( becomes h)
@ws @bw40 (ighlighted when you) @ws  3.576 @bw ( subscribe to a group \(i.e.)
@ws  6.634 @bw ( using) @ws  3.576 @bw ( the "Sub/UnS") @ws 43.2 564 @m
@bw40 (PFK) @ws  3.785 @bw ( or by reading any article in the) @ws
3.786 @bw ( group while in "New_News"\). This highlighted) @ws 43.2 552 @m
@bw40 (group) @ws  3.058 @bw ( will appear in your Personal_Subscriptions PHLI.)
@ws 43.2 528 @m 21.6 @bw ( The) @ws  3.241 @bw ( "Power") @ws  3.242 @bw ( feat)
@ws @bw40 (ure that you see in the upper left corner of this screen indicates)
@ws 43.2 516 @m @bw40 (whether) @ws  5.511 @bw ( you have entered the Power) @ws
5.512 @bw ( Read mode. By default the power mode is) @ws 43.2 504 @m
@bw40 ("OFF".) @ws  3.058 @bw ( See the "Power" PFK information for more detail)
@ws @bw40 (s.) @ws 43.2 456 @m @bw40 (\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320)
@ws @bw40 (\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320)
@ws @bw40 (\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320) @ws 43.2 444 @m
9 @f3 124.2 @bw ( ***) @ws  5.4 @bw ( NNR/VM \(R_1.3.2\) ***) @ws  113.4 @bw ( )
@ws @bw40 (SHLI/Groups) @ws 43.2 432 @m 5.4 @bw ( Power OFF\(Groups=1/351\)) @ws
43.2 420 @m @bw40 ( comp.admin.policy) @ws  81 @bw ( 41) @ws  10.8 @bw ( y) @ws
5.4 @bw ( | comp.binaries.ibm.pc.d) @ws  48.6 @bw ( 100) @ws  10.8 @bw ( y) @ws
43.2 408 @m 5.4 @bw ( comp.ai) @ws  135 @bw ( 67) @ws  10.8 @bw ( y) @ws
5.4 @bw ( | comp.binaries.ibm.pc.wanted) @ws  21.6 @bw ( 151) @ws  10.8 @bw ( y)
@ws 43.2 396 @m 5.4 @bw ( comp.ai.edu) @ws  118.8 @bw ( 1) @ws  10.8 @bw ( y)
@ws  5.4 @bw ( | comp.binaries.mac) @ws  81 @bw ( 29) @ws  10.8 @bw ( m) @ws
43.2 384 @m 5.4 @bw ( comp.ai.neural-nets) @ws  70.2 @bw ( 33) @ws  10.8 @bw ( )
@ws @bw40 (y) @ws  5.4 @bw ( | comp.binaries.os2) @ws  81 @bw ( 87) @ws
10.8 @bw ( m) @ws 43.2 372 @m 5.4 @bw ( comp.ai.nlang-know-rep) @ws
59.4 @bw ( 0) @ws  10.8 @bw ( m) @ws  5.4 @bw ( | comp.bugs.misc) @ws
102.6 @bw ( 0) @ws  10.8 @bw ( y) @ws 43.2 360 @m 5.4 @bw ( comp.ai.philosophy)
@ws  70.2 @bw ( 155) @ws  10.8 @bw ( y) @ws  5.4 @bw ( | comp.bugs.sys5) @ws
102.6 @bw ( 5) @ws  10.8 @bw ( y) @ws 43.2 348 @m 5.4 @bw ( comp.ai.shells) @ws
102.6 @bw ( 7) @ws  10.8 @bw ( y) @ws  5.4 @bw ( | comp.bugs.2bsd) @ws
97.2 @bw ( 18) @ws  10.8 @bw ( y) @ws 43.2 336 @m 5.4 @bw ( comp.ai.vision) @ws
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97.2 @bw ( 11) @ws  10.8 @bw ( y) @ws 43.2 324 @m 5.4 @bw ( comp.arch) @ws
124.2 @bw ( 87) @ws  10.8 @bw ( y) @ws  5.4 @bw ( | comp.bugs.4bsd.ucb-fixes)
@ws  48.6 @bw ( 0) @ws  10.8 @bw ( m) @ws 43.2 312 @m 5.4 @bw ( comp.archives)
@ws  97.2 @bw ( 267) @ws  10.8 @bw ( m) @ws  5.4 @bw ( | comp.cog-eng) @ws
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97.2 @bw ( 46) @ws  10.8 @bw ( m) @ws 43.2 288 @m 5.4 @bw ( comp.benchmarks) @ws
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5.4 @bw ( Headers) @ws  16.2 @bw ( 5=) @ws  5.4 @bw ( Post) @ws  32.4 @bw ( 6=)
@ws  5.4 @bw ( Mark) @ws 43.2 180 @m @bw40 ( 7= Backward 8= Forward) @ws
10.8 @bw ( 9=) @ws  5.4 @bw ( Sub/UnS) @ws  10.8 @bw ( 10=) @ws  5.4 @bw ( Updt)
@ws @bw40 (Grp) @ws  10.8 @bw ( 11=) @ws  5.4 @bw ( Reduce) @ws  16.2 @bw ( 12=)
@ws  5.4 @bw ( Power) @ws 43.2 168 @m @bw40 (====>) @ws 43.2 144 @m 11 @f52
@bw40 (Figure) @ws  3.058 @bw ( 4) @ws 11 @f51 @bw40 (:) @ws  11.972 @bw ( Samp)
@ws @bw40 (le) @ws  3.058 @bw ( SHLI/Groups Screen) @ws 43.2 132 @m @bw40 (\320)
@ws @bw40 (\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320)
@ws @bw40 (\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320\320)
@ws @bw40 (\320\320\320\320) @ws 43.2 48 @m @bw40 (NNR User\251s Guide \(Versio)
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3.589 @bw ( is help available for the current screen. It is broken down) @ws
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@ws @bw40 (command line\) and) @ws 43.2 636 @m @bw40 (NNR) @ws  3.058 @bw ( hel)
@ws @bw40 (p for CMS. See the Help Screen for more details.) @ws 43.2 588 @m
12 @f54 @bw40 (Articles) @ws  3.444 @bw ( -) @ws 43.2 564 @m 11 @f51
21.6 @bw ( The) @ws  4.532 @bw ( Articles function will behave differently depe)
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@bw40 (this) @ws  4.288 @bw ( screen. If you had selected All_News on the main )
@ws @bw40 (screen) @ws  4.289 @bw ( you will get the first) @ws 43.2 540 @m
@bw40 (available) @ws  4.571 @bw ( article known to the server for) @ws
4.572 @bw ( the selected group. If you had previously) @ws 43.2 528 @m
@bw40 (selected) @ws  4.122 @bw ( New_News then you) @ws  4.123 @bw ( would fin)
@ws @bw40 (d yourself reading the next available article) @ws 43.2 516 @m
@bw40 (based) @ws  3.764 @bw ( on your "Groups Read" file. In all) @ws
3.765 @bw ( cases you will be dropped into a full screen) @ws 43.2 504 @m
@bw40 (dialog) @ws  3.159 @bw ( where you may read) @ws  3.16 @bw ( the first a)
@ws @bw40 (rticle. From within the article, there are a vari-) @ws 43.2 492 @m
@bw40 (ety) @ws  3.058 @bw ( of options; see the Article Screen for details.)
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21.6 @bw ( Quitting) @ws  4.305 @bw ( here will not exit) @ws  4.306 @bw ( the )
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@bw40 (ship) @ws  3.765 @bw ( among routines. Whenever you) @ws  3.766 @bw ( QU)
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@bw40 (started) @ws  3.485 @bw ( from. In this case you will be returned to) @ws
3.486 @bw ( the PHLI screen where you will be) @ws 43.2 384 @m @bw40 (able) @ws
3.058 @bw ( to select another PHLI function or QUIT the NNR program.) @ws
43.2 336 @m 12 @f54 @bw40 (Headers) @ws  3.444 @bw ( -) @ws 43.2 312 @m 11 @f51
21.6 @bw ( Selecting) @ws  3.799 @bw ( Headers here will collect information)
@ws  3.8 @bw ( about all articles available from) @ws 43.2 300 @m @bw40 (the)
@ws  4.938 @bw ( server, based on) @ws  4.939 @bw ( whether All_News or New_New)
@ws @bw40 (s was previously selected. In) @ws 43.2 288 @m @bw40 (any) @ws
3.171 @bw ( case you will see who the article was from, a "." and the subject )
@ws @bw40 (\(see the) @ws  3.172 @bw ( Headers) @ws 43.2 276 @m @bw40 (screen)
@ws  4.492 @bw ( chapter\). The subject string is actually a variable) @ws
4.493 @bw ( parameter which may be) @ws 43.2 264 @m @bw40 (changed) @ws
4.447 @bw ( using the Preference Screen.) @ws  7.505 @bw ( For) @ws
4.447 @bw ( example, if you want to read) @ws  4.448 @bw ( the group) @ws
43.2 252 @m @bw40 ("junk",) @ws  4.665 @bw ( then using the subject is not very)
@ws  4.666 @bw ( useful, but changing "subject" to "news-) @ws 43.2 240 @m
@bw40 (groups") @ws  4.923 @bw ( \(on the Preference) @ws  4.924 @bw ( Screen\))
@ws @bw40 ( would yield much more information about the) @ws 43.2 228 @m
@bw40 (content) @ws  3.058 @bw ( of this group.) @ws 43.2 180 @m 12 @f54
@bw40 (Post) @ws  3.444 @bw ( -) @ws 43.2 156 @m 11 @f51 21.6 @bw ( Posting) @ws
4.767 @bw ( from this screen will supply only the group to be posted to.) @ws
7.825 @bw ( You) @ws  4.767 @bw ( will) @ws 43.2 144 @m @bw40 (have) @ws
3.91 @bw ( to supply the subject. There are two other screens where) @ws
3.911 @bw ( posting is an option,) @ws 43.2 132 @m @bw40 (the) @ws
3.058 @bw ( Headers screen and the Article screen \(refer to these sections\).)
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3.331 @bw ( "New_News" mode, will bring the group up) @ws 43.2 696 @m
@bw40 (to) @ws  3.227 @bw ( date) @ws  3.228 @bw ( or "mark" it as read. For ex)
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@bw40 (and) @ws  3.606 @bw ( hit the "Mark" PFK you will see the displayed numb)
@ws @bw40 (er) @ws  3.607 @bw ( of articles change to "0".) @ws 43.2 672 @m
@bw40 (Now) @ws  3.649 @bw ( when you see the) @ws  3.65 @bw ( article count ch)
@ws @bw40 (ange from "0" there will be new articles to be) @ws 43.2 660 @m
@bw40 (read.) @ws 43.2 636 @m 21.6 @bw ( This) @ws  3.058 @bw ( PFK is unavaila)
@ws @bw40 (ble while in "All_News" and will not be displayed.) @ws 43.2 588 @m
12 @f54 @bw40 (Backward) @ws  3.444 @bw ( -) @ws 43.2 564 @m 11 @f51
21.6 @bw ( This) @ws  4.211 @bw ( PFK will allow you to move backward) @ws
4.212 @bw ( through all the groups.) @ws  7.27 @bw ( There) @ws  4.212 @bw ( is)
@ws @bw40 ( a) @ws 43.2 552 @m @bw40 (top) @ws  3.824 @bw ( and a bottom to the)
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@ws @bw40 (eads to the top of) @ws 43.2 528 @m @bw40 (column) @ws  3.632 @bw ( )
@ws @bw40 (2. A message will) @ws  3.633 @bw ( be displayed at the logical top )
@ws @bw40 (of all the groups associated) @ws 43.2 516 @m @bw40 (with) @ws
3.058 @bw ( the SHLI/Groups.) @ws 43.2 468 @m 12 @f54 @bw40 (Forward) @ws
3.444 @bw ( -) @ws 43.2 444 @m 11 @f51 21.6 @bw ( This) @ws  3.701 @bw ( PFK wi)
@ws @bw40 (ll allow you to move forward through all the groups. There) @ws
3.702 @bw ( is a top) @ws 43.2 432 @m @bw40 (and) @ws  3.593 @bw ( a bottom to )
@ws @bw40 (the groups displayed; it does not wrap around.) @ws  6.651 @bw ( Als)
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43.2 420 @m @bw40 (groups) @ws  3.688 @bw ( are displayed in two columns, the b)
@ws @bw40 (ottom of column 1 leads to) @ws  3.689 @bw ( the top of col-) @ws
43.2 408 @m @bw40 (umn) @ws  3.265 @bw ( 2. A message will be displayed at the )
@ws @bw40 (logical bottom) @ws  3.266 @bw ( of all the groups associated) @ws
43.2 396 @m @bw40 (with) @ws  3.058 @bw ( the SHLI/Groups.) @ws 43.2 348 @m
12 @f54 @bw40 (UpdtGrp) @ws  3.444 @bw ( -) @ws 43.2 324 @m 11 @f51 21.6 @bw ( )
@ws @bw40 (When) @ws  3.16 @bw ( pressed this PFK will check with the server to)
@ws @bw40 ( see if there is any addition-) @ws 43.2 312 @m @bw40 (al) @ws
5.218 @bw ( news for the associated group. In the) @ws  5.219 @bw ( event that )
@ws @bw40 (there is additional news you) @ws 43.2 300 @m @bw40 (should) @ws
3.058 @bw ( see the number of articles increase.) @ws 43.2 276 @m 21.6 @bw ( Th)
@ws @bw40 (ere) @ws  4.537 @bw ( is also an "update" command that may be used f)
@ws @bw40 (rom the) @ws  4.538 @bw ( command line) @ws 43.2 264 @m @bw40 (that)
@ws  3.538 @bw ( will update) @ws  3.539 @bw ( all groups in the SHLI. This is )
@ws @bw40 (a handy command for repairing any) @ws 43.2 252 @m @bw40 (damage) @ws
4.737 @bw ( to your Personal_Subscriptions SHLI.) @ws  7.795 @bw ( The) @ws
4.737 @bw ( update) @ws  4.738 @bw ( command will work in) @ws 43.2 240 @m
@bw40 ("All_News") @ws  3.058 @bw ( and "New_News".) @ws 43.2 192 @m 12 @f54
@bw40 (Sub/UnS) @ws  3.444 @bw ( -) @ws 43.2 168 @m 11 @f51 21.6 @bw ( Sub/UnS)
@ws  4.269 @bw ( \(Subscribe/UnSubscribe\) will either subscribe you to a news)
@ws  4.27 @bw ( group or) @ws 43.2 156 @m @bw40 (unsubscribe) @ws  3.461 @bw ( )
@ws @bw40 (from a news group, depending on whether or) @ws  3.462 @bw ( not you)
@ws @bw40 ( are currently sub-) @ws 43.2 144 @m @bw40 (scribed.) @ws
3.533 @bw ( If you have defined a pseudo PHLI \(via the Preference Screen\) you)
@ws  3.534 @bw ( will also) @ws 43.2 132 @m @bw40 (be) @ws  7.897 @bw ( adding )
@ws @bw40 (the group to your user defined PHLI as well as to the Person-) @ws
43.2 120 @m @bw40 (al_Subscriptions) @ws  4.94 @bw ( PHLI. When adding) @ws
4.941 @bw ( or deleting groups from any of the "Person-) @ws 43.2 108 @m
@bw40 (al_*") @ws  3.895 @bw ( PHLIs you should see that the process is dynamic)
@ws @bw40 (,) @ws  3.896 @bw ( that the number of groups) @ws 43.2 96 @m
@bw40 (within) @ws  3.394 @bw ( a PHLI will increase as you) @ws  3.395 @bw ( s)
@ws @bw40 (ubscribe and decrease as you unsubscribe. With) @ws 43.2 84 @m
@bw40 (the) @ws  4.256 @bw ( user defined PHLIs) @ws  4.257 @bw ( it is possibl)
@ws @bw40 (e to eliminate a PHLI by unsubscribing all the) @ws 43.2 48 @m
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3.418 @bw ( created by subscribing to the first group after defini-) @ws
43.2 720 @m @bw40 (tion) @ws  3.058 @bw ( on the Preference screen.) @ws
43.2 696 @m 21.6 @bw ( This) @ws  3.058 @bw ( PFK is unavailable while in "All_)
@ws @bw40 (News" and will not be displayed.) @ws 43.2 648 @m 12 @f54
@bw40 (Reduce) @ws  3.444 @bw ( -) @ws 43.2 624 @m 11 @f51 21.6 @bw ( Reduce)
@ws  4.161 @bw ( on this screen will eliminate all groups) @ws  4.162 @bw ( tha)
@ws @bw40 (t have no articles. You may) @ws 43.2 612 @m @bw40 (use) @ws
3.11 @bw ( this function as many times as necessary.) @ws  6.168 @bw ( Once) @ws
3.111 @bw ( the screen has been reduced you) @ws 43.2 600 @m @bw40 (must) @ws
4.49 @bw ( exit the SHLI Screen and come back) @ws  4.491 @bw ( to refresh it. )
@ws @bw40 (This function is not to be) @ws 43.2 588 @m @bw40 (confused) @ws
3.524 @bw ( with the "Reduce" on the Headers Screen which is recursive and will)
@ws @bw40 ( even-) @ws 43.2 576 @m @bw40 (tually) @ws  3.058 @bw ( return to it)
@ws @bw40 (s initial display.) @ws 43.2 528 @m 12 @f54 @bw40 (Power) @ws
3.444 @bw ( -) @ws 43.2 504 @m 11 @f51 21.6 @bw ( Power) @ws  3.394 @bw ( readi)
@ws @bw40 (ng was) @ws  3.395 @bw ( set up for those individuals who use the "A)
@ws @bw40 (rticles" PFK from) @ws 43.2 492 @m @bw40 (this) @ws  3.662 @bw ( scr)
@ws @bw40 (een. When Power is toggled ON you have the ability to read all the)
@ws  3.663 @bw ( news for) @ws 43.2 480 @m @bw40 (the) @ws  3.161 @bw ( selecte)
@ws @bw40 (d SHLI/Group) @ws  3.162 @bw ( using only the "Next" PFK on the Arti)
@ws @bw40 (cle Screen. When you) @ws 43.2 468 @m @bw40 (issue) @ws
5.813 @bw ( the "Articles" PFK and start reading all the available) @ws
5.814 @bw ( articles, Power ON) @ws 43.2 456 @m @bw40 (means) @ws  4.696 @bw ( )
@ws @bw40 (that there is) @ws  4.697 @bw ( an implied "NxtGroup" in effect \("N)
@ws @bw40 (xtGroup" locates the next) @ws 43.2 444 @m @bw40 (group) @ws
3.908 @bw ( in the SHLI list\). So when you exhaust) @ws  3.909 @bw ( all the a)
@ws @bw40 (rticles for the current group,) @ws 43.2 432 @m @bw40 (NNR) @ws
3.305 @bw ( will locate the next group and start you at its first) @ws
3.306 @bw ( article. This function is best) @ws 43.2 420 @m @bw40 (suited) @ws
3.058 @bw ( for the "Personal_Subscriptions" in "New_News" mode.) @ws
43.2 372 @m 12 @f54 @bw40 (COMMANDS) @ws 43.2 324 @m @bw40 (PREFER) @ws
3.444 @bw ( -) @ws 43.2 300 @m 11 @f51 21.6 @bw ( You) @ws  4.795 @bw ( have th)
@ws @bw40 (e ability to change some of the NNR defaults) @ws  4.796 @bw ( set b)
@ws @bw40 (y your system) @ws 43.2 288 @m @bw40 (administrator) @ws
6.087 @bw ( through the Preference) @ws  6.088 @bw ( Screen. All of these setti)
@ws @bw40 (ngs may also be) @ws 43.2 276 @m @bw40 (changed) @ws  5.765 @bw ( on)
@ws @bw40 ( the command line at) @ws  5.766 @bw ( NNR invocation.) @ws
8.824 @bw ( The) @ws  5.766 @bw ( settings for LINES and) @ws 43.2 264 @m
@bw40 (ARTICLES) @ws  4.001 @bw ( are determined as suitable for the average vi)
@ws @bw40 (rtual memory size at your) @ws 43.2 252 @m @bw40 (site.) @ws
4.559 @bw ( Changes to these settings should be made with the) @ws  4.56 @bw ( )
@ws @bw40 (understanding that NNR) @ws 43.2 240 @m @bw40 (may) @ws
3.984 @bw ( run out of storage when collecting too many articles on the Headers)
@ws  3.985 @bw ( Screen or) @ws 43.2 228 @m @bw40 (reading) @ws  3.058 @bw ( la)
@ws @bw40 (rge articles \(too many lines\). See the Preference Screen for more )
@ws @bw40 (details.) @ws 43.2 180 @m 12 @f54 @bw40 (SUBset) @ws  3.444 @bw ( -)
@ws 43.2 156 @m 11 @f51 21.6 @bw ( Drop) @ws  3.77 @bw ( into a) @ws
3.771 @bw ( CMS subset. You must type "Return" to come back to NNR. If your) @ws
43.2 144 @m @bw40 (are) @ws  3.058 @bw ( using the RXSOCKET version you may use)
@ws @bw40 ( other TCPIP applications.) @ws 43.2 120 @m 21.6 @bw ( You) @ws
3.058 @bw ( may also enter a CP/CMS command directly on to the command line.)
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21.6 @bw ( Simply) @ws  4.052 @bw ( hitting the ENTER key) @ws  4.053 @bw ( wil)
@ws @bw40 (l toggle the cursor from the current position) @ws 43.2 696 @m
@bw40 (to) @ws  3.058 @bw ( the command line.) @ws 43.2 648 @m 12 @f54
@bw40 (UPDate) @ws  3.444 @bw ( -) @ws 43.2 624 @m 11 @f51 21.6 @bw ( Inventori)
@ws @bw40 (es) @ws  6.98 @bw ( all groups associated) @ws  6.981 @bw ( with the)
@ws @bw40 ( current SHLI and displays the) @ws 43.2 612 @m @bw40 (revised) @ws
3.058 @bw ( article count. Works like the "UpdtGrp" PFK but on all groups.) @ws
43.2 564 @m 12 @f54 @bw40 (TOP) @ws  13.776 @bw ( -) @ws 43.2 540 @m 11 @f51
21.6 @bw ( Operates) @ws  3.997 @bw ( like the Xedit command) @ws  3.998 @bw ( )
@ws @bw40 (TOP, locates the first SHLI and displays the) @ws 43.2 528 @m
@bw40 (associated) @ws  3.058 @bw ( screen.) @ws 43.2 480 @m 12 @f54
@bw40 (BOTtom) @ws  3.444 @bw ( -) @ws 43.2 456 @m 11 @f51 21.6 @bw ( Operates)
@ws  3.638 @bw ( like the Xedit command BOTTOM, locates the last SHLI and) @ws
3.639 @bw ( displays) @ws 43.2 444 @m @bw40 (the) @ws  3.058 @bw ( associated s)
@ws @bw40 (creen.) @ws 43.2 396 @m 12 @f54 @bw40 (/str) @ws  10.332 @bw ( -) @ws
43.2 372 @m 11 @f51 21.6 @bw ( Operates) @ws  6.56 @bw ( like the Xedit command)
@ws  6.561 @bw ( Locate/, where "str" is any literal to be) @ws 43.2 360 @m
@bw40 (searched) @ws  3.058 @bw ( for. Case is ignored. Use "=" to continue sea)
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3.336 @bw ( Screen) @ws 43.2 684 @m 12 @f54 @bw40 (GENERAL) @ws  3.444 @bw ( HE)
@ws @bw40 (LP -) @ws 43.2 660 @m 11 @f51 21.6 @bw ( To) @ws  4.152 @bw ( use th)
@ws @bw40 (is screen you simply move the cursor to the desired article) @ws
4.153 @bw ( and use a) @ws 43.2 648 @m @bw40 (Program) @ws  3.552 @bw ( Functio)
@ws @bw40 (n Key \(PFK\)) @ws  3.553 @bw ( or replace the "." with any of the f)
@ws @bw40 (ollowing characters:) @ws 43.2 636 @m @bw40 (\(L\)og,) @ws
5.089 @bw ( \(M\)ail, \(P\)rint or \(R\)ead and press PFK "Selected".) @ws
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43.2 180 @m @bw40 (the) @ws  3.058 @bw ( "Headers" setting.) @ws 43.2 156 @m
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4.367 @bw ( command will move you to the previous group according to the SHLI)
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@ws @bw40 (UnS" or read) @ws 43.2 396 @m @bw40 (the) @ws  7.333 @bw ( group whi)
@ws @bw40 (le in "New_News".) @ws  13.333 @bw ( This) @ws  7.333 @bw ( highligh)
@ws @bw40 (ted) @ws  7.334 @bw ( group will eventually) @ws 43.2 384 @m
@bw40 (appear) @ws  6 @bw ( in your Personal_Subscriptions group.) @ws
43.2 360 @m @bw40 (The "Power" feature that you see in the upper left corner of)
@ws @bw40 ( this screen) @ws 43.2 348 @m @bw40 (indicates) @ws  6.545 @bw ( whe)
@ws @bw40 (ther you have entered the Power) @ws  6.546 @bw ( Read mode.) @ws
12.546 @bw ( By) @ws  6.546 @bw ( default the) @ws 43.2 336 @m @bw40 (power) @ws
6 @bw ( mode is "OFF".) @ws  12 @bw ( See) @ws  6 @bw ( the "Power" PFK informa)
@ws @bw40 (tion for more details.) @ws 43.2 276 @m 12 @f54 @bw40 (SHLI/Groups)
@ws  3.444 @bw ( Screen PFKs) @ws 43.2 252 @m 10 @f1 @bw40 (PFK) @ws  6 @bw ( H)
@ws @bw40 (elp) @ws  30 @bw ( -) @ws  6 @bw ( This display.) @ws 43.2 240 @m
@bw40 (PFK Articles - Access articles sequentially by article number. Starts wi)
@ws @bw40 (th) @ws 43.2 228 @m 90 @bw ( the) @ws  6 @bw ( first available artic)
@ws @bw40 (le. Cursor position respected.) @ws 43.2 216 @m @bw40 (PFK Quit) @ws
30 @bw ( -) @ws  6 @bw ( Exits this screen.) @ws 43.2 204 @m @bw40 (PFK Headers)
@ws  12 @bw ( -) @ws  6 @bw ( Preferred path to articles. Collects subject and )
@ws @bw40 (other) @ws 43.2 192 @m 90 @bw ( information) @ws  6 @bw ( for displa)
@ws @bw40 (y. Cursor position respected.) @ws 43.2 180 @m @bw40 (PFK Post) @ws
30 @bw ( -) @ws  6 @bw ( Initiates posting procedure. Only group passed to the)
@ws 43.2 168 @m 90 @bw ( posting) @ws  6 @bw ( screen. Cursor position respecte)
@ws @bw40 (d.) @ws 43.2 156 @m @bw40 (PFK Mark) @ws  30 @bw ( -) @ws  6 @bw ( M)
@ws @bw40 (ark the group as been read, zeros the article count.) @ws 43.2 144 @m
@bw40 (PFK Backward - Scrolls backward one screen.) @ws 43.2 132 @m @bw40 (PFK )
@ws @bw40 (Forward) @ws  12 @bw ( -) @ws  6 @bw ( Scrolls forward one screen.)
@ws 43.2 120 @m @bw40 (PFK Sub/UnS) @ws  12 @bw ( -) @ws  6 @bw ( Subscribe or )
@ws @bw40 (UnSubscribe to a news group.) @ws 43.2 108 @m @bw40 (PFK UpdtGrp) @ws
12 @bw ( -) @ws  6 @bw ( Updates the Group.) @ws 43.2 96 @m @bw40 (PFK Reduce)
@ws  18 @bw ( -) @ws  6 @bw ( Eliminate all groups with 0 articles from the dis)
@ws @bw40 (play.) @ws 43.2 84 @m @bw40 (PFK Power) @ws  24 @bw ( -) @ws
6 @bw ( Toggle between current Power setting. Initially OFF.) @ws 43.2 48 @m
11 @f51 @bw40 (NNR) @ws  3.058 @bw ( User\251s Guide \(Version 1.3.2\)) @ws
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43.2 708 @m 10 @f1 @bw40 (PREFER) @ws  6 @bw ( - Display Preferences Screen) @ws
43.2 696 @m @bw40 (SUBset - Drop into a CMS subset. You must type "Return" to c)
@ws @bw40 (ome back) @ws 43.2 684 @m 54 @bw ( to) @ws  6 @bw ( NNR. If your are)
@ws @bw40 ( using the RXSOCKET version you may use) @ws 43.2 672 @m 54 @bw ( ot)
@ws @bw40 (her) @ws  6 @bw ( TCPIP applications.) @ws 43.2 660 @m @bw40 (NULL)
@ws  18 @bw ( -) @ws  6 @bw ( Simply hitting the ENTER key will toggle the curs)
@ws @bw40 (or from the) @ws 43.2 648 @m 54 @bw ( current) @ws  6 @bw ( position)
@ws @bw40 ( to the command line.) @ws 43.2 636 @m @bw40 (UPDate - Inventories a)
@ws @bw40 (ll groups associated with the current SHLI and) @ws 43.2 624 @m
54 @bw ( displays) @ws  6 @bw ( the revised article count. Works like the "Updt)
@ws @bw40 (Grp") @ws 43.2 612 @m 54 @bw ( PFK) @ws  6 @bw ( but on all groups.)
@ws 43.2 600 @m @bw40 (TOP) @ws  24 @bw ( -) @ws  6 @bw ( Operates like the Xed)
@ws @bw40 (it command TOP, locates the first SHLI) @ws 43.2 588 @m 54 @bw ( and)
@ws  6 @bw ( displays the associated screen.) @ws 43.2 576 @m @bw40 (BOTtom - O)
@ws @bw40 (perates like the Xedit command BOTTOM, locates the last SHLI) @ws
43.2 564 @m 54 @bw ( and) @ws  6 @bw ( displays the associated screen.) @ws
43.2 552 @m @bw40 (/str) @ws  18 @bw ( -) @ws  6 @bw ( Operates like the Xedit )
@ws @bw40 (command Locate/, where "str" is any) @ws 43.2 540 @m 54 @bw ( litera)
@ws @bw40 (l) @ws  6 @bw ( to be searched for. Case is ignored. Use "=" to) @ws
43.2 528 @m 54 @bw ( continue) @ws  6 @bw ( search.) @ws 43.2 456 @m 12 @f54
@bw40 (HEADERS) @ws  3.444 @bw ( SCREEN) @ws 43.2 396 @m @bw40 (Headers Screen )
@ws @bw40 (General) @ws 43.2 372 @m 10 @f1 @bw40 (To) @ws  6 @bw ( use this scr)
@ws @bw40 (een you simply move the cursor to the desired article and) @ws
43.2 360 @m @bw40 (use) @ws  7.5 @bw ( a Program Function Key \(PFK\) to initia)
@ws @bw40 (te some action, see the PFK) @ws 43.2 348 @m @bw40 (descriptions.)
@ws  13.333 @bw ( Replacing) @ws  7.333 @bw ( the "." with \(L\)og, \(M\)ail,)
@ws  7.334 @bw ( \(P\)rint or \(R\)ead) @ws 43.2 336 @m @bw40 (and) @ws
6.6 @bw ( using the Selected PFK will initiate bulk activities.) @ws
12.6 @bw ( For) @ws  6.6 @bw ( example,) @ws 43.2 324 @m @bw40 (replacing) @ws
8.727 @bw ( the "." with an "P" for several articles) @ws  8.728 @bw ( and pres)
@ws @bw40 (sing the) @ws 43.2 312 @m @bw40 ("Selected") @ws  7.8 @bw ( PFK will)
@ws @bw40 ( Print all the marked articles.) @ws  13.8 @bw ( The) @ws
7.8 @bw ( "*" signifies) @ws 43.2 300 @m @bw40 (you) @ws  6 @bw ( have read thi)
@ws @bw40 (s article during the current session or a previous ses-) @ws
43.2 288 @m @bw40 (sion) @ws  7.09 @bw ( and) @ws  7.091 @bw ( the "@" marks ar)
@ws @bw40 (ticles where some "Selected" action has taken) @ws 43.2 276 @m
@bw40 (place.) @ws 43.2 252 @m @bw40 (On) @ws  6.428 @bw ( the Headers Screen i)
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@bw40 (ber) @ws  6.428 @bw ( of times you have issued the) @ws  6.429 @bw ( Red)
@ws @bw40 (uce PFK.) @ws  12.429 @bw ( Use) @ws  6.429 @bw ( the Quit PFK to br)
@ws @bw40 (ing) @ws 43.2 216 @m @bw40 (it) @ws  6 @bw ( back to zero.) @ws
43.2 156 @m 12 @f54 @bw40 (Headers) @ws  3.444 @bw ( Screen PFKs) @ws
43.2 132 @m 10 @f1 @bw40 (PFK) @ws  6 @bw ( Help) @ws  30 @bw ( -) @ws
6 @bw ( This display.) @ws 43.2 120 @m @bw40 (PFK Article) @ws  12 @bw ( -) @ws
6 @bw ( Read a specific article. Cursor position respected.) @ws 43.2 108 @m
@bw40 (PFK Quit) @ws  30 @bw ( -) @ws  6 @bw ( Exit Headers screen.) @ws
43.2 96 @m @bw40 (PFK Selected - Mark each article at the "." with an "x". Mark)
@ws @bw40 ( as many as) @ws 43.2 84 @m 90 @bw ( desired,) @ws  6 @bw ( then pre)
@ws @bw40 (ss the Selected PFK.) @ws 43.2 72 @m @bw40 (PFK Post) @ws  30 @bw ( )
@ws @bw40 (-) @ws  6 @bw ( Initiates posting procedure. The group and subject a)
@ws @bw40 (re) @ws 43.2 48 @m 11 @f51 @bw40 (Help) @ws  3.058 @bw ( at a Glance)
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@ws @bw40 (position respected.) @ws 43.2 720 @m @bw40 (PFK Mrk2Here - Marks all)
@ws @bw40 ( articles as read, up to the cursor position or) @ws 43.2 708 @m
90 @bw ( when) @ws  6 @bw ( cursor is on Command line, ALL articles are marked.)
@ws 43.2 696 @m @bw40 (PFK Backward - Scrolls backward one screen.) @ws
43.2 684 @m @bw40 (PFK Forward) @ws  12 @bw ( -) @ws  6 @bw ( Scrolls forward o)
@ws @bw40 (ne screen.) @ws 43.2 672 @m @bw40 (PFK Thread) @ws  18 @bw ( -) @ws
6 @bw ( Collects articles based on subject.) @ws 43.2 660 @m @bw40 (PFK Reduce)
@ws  18 @bw ( -) @ws  6 @bw ( Eliminates read articles, "reduces" the number di)
@ws @bw40 (splayed.) @ws 43.2 648 @m @bw40 (PFK Mrk/UMrk - Mark Article/UnMark )
@ws @bw40 (Article toggle.) @ws 43.2 636 @m @bw40 (PFK NxtGroup - Moves to the )
@ws @bw40 (next group in the SHLI list.) @ws 43.2 576 @m 12 @f54 @bw40 (Headers)
@ws  3.444 @bw ( Screen Commands) @ws 43.2 552 @m 10 @f1 @bw40 (PREFER) @ws
6 @bw ( - Display Preferences Screen) @ws 43.2 540 @m @bw40 (SUBset - Drop into)
@ws @bw40 ( a CMS subset. You must type "Return" to come back) @ws 43.2 528 @m
54 @bw ( to) @ws  6 @bw ( NNR. If your are using the RXSOCKET version you may u)
@ws @bw40 (se) @ws 43.2 516 @m 54 @bw ( other) @ws  6 @bw ( TCPIP applications.)
@ws 43.2 504 @m @bw40 (NULL) @ws  18 @bw ( -) @ws  6 @bw ( Simply hitting the E)
@ws @bw40 (NTER key will toggle the cursor from the) @ws 43.2 492 @m 54 @bw ( c)
@ws @bw40 (urrent) @ws  6 @bw ( position to the command line.) @ws 43.2 480 @m
@bw40 (THRead - Thread expects a literal string as an argument. for example,)
@ws 43.2 468 @m 54 @bw ( try) @ws  6 @bw ( "THR abc", this will display all art)
@ws @bw40 (icles with the string) @ws 43.2 456 @m 54 @bw ( "abc","ABC") @ws
6 @bw ( or any other combination.) @ws 43.2 444 @m @bw40 (NGroup - Moves to the)
@ws @bw40 ( next group in the SHLI list \(with articles\).) @ws 43.2 432 @m
@bw40 (PGroup - Moves to the previous group in the SHLI list \(with articles\).)
@ws 43.2 420 @m @bw40 (TOP) @ws  24 @bw ( -) @ws  6 @bw ( Operates like the Xed)
@ws @bw40 (it command TOP, locates the first Header) @ws 43.2 408 @m 54 @bw ( a)
@ws @bw40 (nd) @ws  6 @bw ( displays the associated screen.) @ws 43.2 396 @m
@bw40 (BOTtom - Operates like the Xedit command BOTTOM, locates the last Header)
@ws 43.2 384 @m 54 @bw ( and) @ws  6 @bw ( displays the associated screen.) @ws
43.2 372 @m @bw40 (/str) @ws  18 @bw ( -) @ws  6 @bw ( Operates like the Xedit )
@ws @bw40 (command Locate/, where "str" is any) @ws 43.2 360 @m 54 @bw ( litera)
@ws @bw40 (l) @ws  6 @bw ( to be searched for. Case is ignored. Use "=" to cont)
@ws @bw40 (.) @ws 43.2 348 @m @bw40 (SORT) @ws  18 @bw ( -) @ws  6 @bw ( Toggle)
@ws @bw40 (s between sorted "Subject" and default server order) @ws 43.2 336 @m
@bw40 (MARK) @ws  18 @bw ( -) @ws  6 @bw ( Mark expects a literal string as an )
@ws @bw40 (argument.) @ws  12 @bw ( For) @ws  6 @bw ( example,) @ws 43.2 324 @m
54 @bw ( try) @ws  6 @bw ( "MARK xyz", this will MARK all articles with the str)
@ws @bw40 (ing) @ws 43.2 312 @m 54 @bw ( "xyz","XYZ") @ws  6 @bw ( or any other)
@ws @bw40 ( mixed cased combination as Read.) @ws 43.2 300 @m @bw40 (UNMARK - U)
@ws @bw40 (NMark expects a literal string as an argument.) @ws  12 @bw ( For)
@ws  6 @bw ( example,) @ws 43.2 288 @m 54 @bw ( "UNMARK) @ws  6 @bw ( xyz" will)
@ws @bw40 ( UNMARK any MARKed articles with the string) @ws 43.2 276 @m
54 @bw ( "xyz","XYZ") @ws  6 @bw ( or any other mixed cased combination.) @ws
43.2 204 @m 12 @f54 @bw40 (ARTICLE) @ws  3.444 @bw ( SCREEN) @ws 43.2 144 @m
@bw40 (Article Screen General) @ws 43.2 120 @m 10 @f1 @bw40 (There) @ws
6.923 @bw ( are three ways to get to this screen.) @ws  12.923 @bw ( The) @ws
6.923 @bw ( first is by) @ws  6.924 @bw ( selecting) @ws 43.2 108 @m
@bw40 (the) @ws  6 @bw ( "Articles" PFK for a specific group from the SHLI/Grou)
@ws @bw40 (p screen.) @ws  12 @bw ( The) @ws 43.2 96 @m @bw40 (second) @ws
6.5 @bw ( and third are via the Headers screen using the "Article" PFK and) @ws
43.2 84 @m @bw40 (the "Selected" PFK, see the respective PFK help for each of t)
@ws @bw40 (he screens) @ws 43.2 72 @m @bw40 (mentioned.) @ws 43.2 48 @m 11 @f51
@bw40 (NNR) @ws  3.058 @bw ( User\251s Guide \(Version 1.3.2\)) @ws
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6 @bw ( article \(PFK Forward, PFK Backward\) and range through all the avail-)
@ws 43.2 696 @m @bw40 (able) @ws  7.2 @bw ( articles \(PFK Next, PFK Previous\))
@ws @bw40 (.) @ws  13.2 @bw ( There) @ws  7.2 @bw ( is one Preferences set-) @ws
43.2 684 @m @bw40 (ting) @ws  6.461 @bw ( that limits the number of "Lines") @ws
6.462 @bw ( NNR will allow, you may set this) @ws 43.2 672 @m @bw40 (accordingl)
@ws @bw40 (y.) @ws 43.2 648 @m @bw40 (From) @ws  6 @bw ( the Article Screen you)
@ws @bw40 ( may also "Post", "Print" or "Log" a article,) @ws 43.2 636 @m
@bw40 (please see the PFK description for this screen for details.) @ws
43.2 576 @m 12 @f54 @bw40 (Article) @ws  3.444 @bw ( Screen PFKs) @ws
43.2 552 @m 10 @f1 @bw40 (PFK) @ws  6 @bw ( Help) @ws  30 @bw ( -) @ws
6 @bw ( This display.) @ws 43.2 540 @m @bw40 (PFK Next) @ws  30 @bw ( -) @ws
6 @bw ( Read the next article in the sequence.) @ws 43.2 528 @m @bw40 (PFK Quit)
@ws  30 @bw ( -) @ws  6 @bw ( Exit Article screen.) @ws 43.2 516 @m @bw40 (PFK )
@ws @bw40 (Previous - Read the previous article in the sequence.) @ws
43.2 504 @m @bw40 (PFK PostMail - Initiates posting procedure. The group and su)
@ws @bw40 (bject are) @ws 43.2 492 @m 90 @bw ( passed) @ws  6 @bw ( to the post)
@ws @bw40 (ing screen along with the article.) @ws 43.2 480 @m @bw40 (PFK HeadB)
@ws @bw40 (ody - Toggles between headers+body and body only.) @ws 43.2 468 @m
@bw40 (PFK Backward - Scrolls backward one screen.) @ws 43.2 456 @m @bw40 (PFK )
@ws @bw40 (Forward) @ws  12 @bw ( -) @ws  6 @bw ( Scrolls forward one screen.)
@ws 43.2 444 @m @bw40 (PFK Print) @ws  24 @bw ( -) @ws  6 @bw ( Sends the artic)
@ws @bw40 (le to the virtual printer.) @ws 43.2 432 @m @bw40 (PFK Rot13) @ws
24 @bw ( -) @ws  6 @bw ( Translates screen using a character rotation method.)
@ws 43.2 420 @m @bw40 (PFK Log) @ws  36 @bw ( -) @ws  6 @bw ( Logs article in N)
@ws @bw40 (NRLOG NOTEBOOK.) @ws 43.2 408 @m @bw40 (PFK NxtGroup - Moves to the )
@ws @bw40 (next group in the SHLI list.) @ws 43.2 348 @m 12 @f54 @bw40 (Article)
@ws  3.444 @bw ( Screen Commands) @ws 43.2 324 @m 10 @f1 @bw40 (PREFER) @ws
6 @bw ( - Display Preferences Screen) @ws 43.2 312 @m @bw40 (SUBset - Drop into)
@ws @bw40 ( a CMS subset. You must type "Return" to come back) @ws 43.2 300 @m
54 @bw ( to) @ws  6 @bw ( NNR. If your are using the RXSOCKET version you may u)
@ws @bw40 (se) @ws 43.2 288 @m 54 @bw ( other) @ws  6 @bw ( TCPIP applications.)
@ws 43.2 276 @m @bw40 (NGroup - Moves to the next group in the SHLI list \(with)
@ws @bw40 ( articles\).) @ws 43.2 264 @m @bw40 (PGroup - Moves to the previous )
@ws @bw40 (group in the SHLI list \(with articles\).) @ws 43.2 252 @m
@bw40 (LOG) @ws  24 @bw ( -) @ws  6 @bw ( "LOG xyz" will log the current articl)
@ws @bw40 (e into a notebook by the) @ws 43.2 240 @m 54 @bw ( name) @ws
6 @bw ( of "XYZ NOTEBOOK". If the header information is available) @ws
43.2 228 @m 54 @bw ( this) @ws  6 @bw ( article may be manipulated with Rice Ma)
@ws @bw40 (il/Mailbook.) @ws 43.2 156 @m 12 @f54 @bw40 (PREFERENCES) @ws
3.444 @bw ( SCREEN) @ws 43.2 48 @m 11 @f51 @bw40 (Help) @ws  3.058 @bw ( at a G)
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@ws @bw40 (s to make) @ws  6.546 @bw ( NNR more useful in irregu-) @ws
43.2 696 @m @bw40 (lar) @ws  6 @bw ( situations \(normally none of the User con)
@ws @bw40 (figurable parameters should) @ws 43.2 684 @m @bw40 (need) @ws
6.545 @bw ( changing\).) @ws  12.545 @bw ( The) @ws  6.545 @bw ( Header Screen )
@ws @bw40 (option is) @ws  6.546 @bw ( changed by the Rotate PFK;) @ws
43.2 672 @m @bw40 (the) @ws  6.461 @bw ( other values must be filled in.) @ws
12.462 @bw ( Once) @ws  6.462 @bw ( any of the values are changed) @ws
43.2 660 @m @bw40 (they) @ws  7.5 @bw ( will retain their setting for the durat)
@ws @bw40 (ion of the NNR session or) @ws 43.2 648 @m @bw40 (until) @ws
8 @bw ( changed again.) @ws  14 @bw ( The) @ws  8 @bw ( values will be reset to)
@ws @bw40 ( the default on the) @ws 43.2 636 @m @bw40 (next) @ws  6 @bw ( invoc)
@ws @bw40 (ation of NNR.) @ws 43.2 612 @m @bw40 (Articles/Group) @ws
8.181 @bw ( - used) @ws  8.182 @bw ( to determine the upper limit for the numbe)
@ws @bw40 (r of) @ws 43.2 600 @m @bw40 (articles) @ws  6 @bw ( collected on "He)
@ws @bw40 (aders Screen". Default is 300 articles.) @ws  12 @bw ( Lines/) @ws
43.2 588 @m @bw40 (Article) @ws  8.5 @bw ( - used to determine the upper limit )
@ws @bw40 (for the number of lines) @ws 43.2 576 @m @bw40 (collected) @ws
8.4 @bw ( for an article on "Article Screen". Default is 1500 lines.) @ws
43.2 564 @m @bw40 (Log/NoLog) @ws  7.8 @bw ( - you may switch between logging a)
@ws @bw40 (ll outgoing mail/post and) @ws 43.2 552 @m @bw40 (not) @ws  8 @bw ( )
@ws @bw40 (logging them. The default is "YES", log them.) @ws  14 @bw ( Add) @ws
8 @bw ( Pseudo PHLI -) @ws 43.2 540 @m @bw40 (used) @ws  9.272 @bw ( in conjunc)
@ws @bw40 (tion with) @ws  9.273 @bw ( the Sub/UnS PFK on the SHLI) @ws
21.273 @bw ( screen.) @ws  9.273 @bw ( The) @ws 43.2 528 @m @bw40 (default) @ws
6 @bw ( is OFF, change this to any name and use the) @ws  18 @bw ( Sub/UnS) @ws
6 @bw ( PFK to add) @ws 43.2 516 @m @bw40 (groups to the newly defined PHLI.)
@ws 43.2 456 @m 12 @f54 @bw40 (Preferences) @ws  3.444 @bw ( Screen PFKs) @ws
43.2 432 @m 10 @f1 @bw40 (PFK) @ws  6 @bw ( Help) @ws  30 @bw ( -) @ws
6 @bw ( This display.) @ws 43.2 420 @m @bw40 (PFK Quit) @ws  30 @bw ( -) @ws
6 @bw ( Exit Preferences screen.) @ws 43.2 408 @m @bw40 (PFK Rotate) @ws
18 @bw ( -) @ws  6 @bw ( Range through possible configuration values.) @ws
43.2 348 @m 12 @f54 @bw40 (Preferences) @ws  3.444 @bw ( Screen Commands) @ws
43.2 324 @m 10 @f1 @bw40 (SUBset) @ws  6 @bw ( - Drop into a CMS subset. You mu)
@ws @bw40 (st type "Return" to come back) @ws 43.2 312 @m 54 @bw ( to) @ws
6 @bw ( NNR. If your are using the RXSOCKET version you may use) @ws 43.2 300 @m
54 @bw ( other) @ws  6 @bw ( TCPIP applications.) @ws 43.2 288 @m @bw40 (NULL)
@ws  18 @bw ( -) @ws  6 @bw ( Simply hitting the ENTER key will toggle the curs)
@ws @bw40 (or from the) @ws 43.2 276 @m 54 @bw ( current) @ws  6 @bw ( position)
@ws @bw40 ( to the command line.) @ws 43.2 204 @m 12 @f54 @bw40 (POST\(1\)) @ws
3.444 @bw ( SCREEN) @ws 43.2 144 @m @bw40 (POST\(1\) Screen General) @ws
43.2 120 @m 10 @f1 @bw40 (This) @ws  7.636 @bw ( is a simple mailer/poster.) @ws
13.636 @bw ( It) @ws  7.636 @bw ( is comprised) @ws  7.637 @bw ( of two screens)
@ws @bw40 (, Post) @ws 43.2 108 @m @bw40 (Screen\(1\)) @ws  6 @bw ( and Post Sc)
@ws @bw40 (reen\(2\).) @ws  12 @bw ( This) @ws  6 @bw ( screen will be encounte)
@ws @bw40 (red when com-) @ws 43.2 96 @m @bw40 (ing) @ws  6.461 @bw ( from the )
@ws @bw40 (Article screen or when) @ws  6.462 @bw ( NNR detects that there is a)
@ws @bw40 (n unfin-) @ws 43.2 84 @m @bw40 (ished) @ws  7.2 @bw ( article that w)
@ws @bw40 (as started sometime earlier.) @ws  13.2 @bw ( From) @ws  7.2 @bw ( t)
@ws @bw40 (his screen you) @ws 43.2 48 @m 11 @f51 @bw40 (NNR) @ws  3.058 @bw ( )
@ws @bw40 (User\251s Guide \(Version 1.3.2\)) @ws  248.432 @bw ( 43) @ws
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@ws @bw40 ( direct the article to a col-) @ws 43.2 720 @m @bw40 (league,) @ws
6 @bw ( follow-up to the news server or reply back to the sender.) @ws
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3.058 @bw ( and requests discussion and suggestions for improvements.) @ws
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