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Table of Contents
Table of Contents ........................................ 1
1. INTRODUCTION ............................................. 2
I. About CALL-BACK ..................................... 2
II. Distribution archive ................................ 2
III. Acknowledgments ..................................... 3
2. INSTALLATION ............................................. 3
I. Compatibility ....................................... 3
II. Environment variables ............................... 3
III. Operating System .................................... 4
IV. Configuring the Verifier ............................ 4
V. Registration Information ............................ 4
VI. Max Security ........................................ 4
VII. Verified Security ................................... 5
IIX. Flag Settings ....................................... 5
IX. Long Distance Control ............................... 5
X. Modem Control ....................................... 6
XI. Behaviour ........................................... 7
XII. EXIT/Save ........................................... 8
3. CONTROL FILES ............................................ 8
I. CALLBACK.LOC ........................................ 9
II. CALLBACK.BAD ........................................ 9
III. CALLBACK.FON ........................................ 10
IV. CALLBACK.LOG ........................................ 10
4. SYSOP DEFINABLE SCREENS .................................. 10
I. CBHELLO.ANS ......................................... 10
II. CBHELP.ANS .......................................... 10
III. CBMENU.ANS .......................................... 10
IV. CBTRY.ANS ........................................... 11
V. CBLD.ANS ............................................ 11
VI. CBBYE.ANS ........................................... 11
5. BBS DOOR INSTALLATION .................................... 11
I. Selecting the type of exit to use ................... 11
6. CALL-BACK OPERATION ...................................... 13
I. Screen Layout ....................................... 14
II. Changing Phone numbers .............................. 14
III. Practice Mode ....................................... 14
IV. Help ................................................ 15
V. Quit ................................................ 15
VI. Logoff .............................................. 15
VII. Verify .............................................. 16
IIX. SysOp keys .......................................... 16
7. APPENDIX A Control Codes ................................ 18
8. LEGAL TEXT ............................................... 19
9. REGISTRATION FORM ........................................ 20
10. BILLING INFORMATION AND ADDRESSES ........................ 21
1. INTRODUCTION
I. CALL-BACK is a Bulletin Board Security system that
checks a caller's telephone number before granting full
or partial access to the system.
With the increase in the number of BBS callers, an increase
in what I call "Problem Callers" has also been noted. The
problem caller is someone who gets a kick out of disrupting
the smooth operation of your system in any one or more of a
hundred ways. They often enter fake information when logging
on as there are very few ways of confirming that information.
One way is to call the person up and confirm by voice.
Another way is to verify the telephone number by letting
CALL-BACK do the calling for you. If the caller enters a
false number, the verifier will fail and the callers access
level will remain untouched. If the caller gave a valid
phone number, the verifier will upgrade the caller and you
will have a valid phone number where the caller can be
reached. This is often a suitable deterrent to Problem
Callers.
II. Archive Contents
CALL-BACK is distributed in compressed format. This also
keeps all of the files together. The following list is what
you should be contained in the archive C-B402.ARJ.
CALLBACK.EXE The main program
CONFIGCB.EXE The configuration program
CALLBACK.DOC This file
CALLBACK.LOC Local number control file
CALLBACK.BAD Protected number control file
CALLBACK.FON Duplicate number data file
CALLBACK.LOG Sample log file
CBHELLO.ANS ANSI welcome screen
CBHELLO.ASC ASCII welcome screen
CBHELP.ANS ANSI help screen
CBHELP.ASC ASCII help screen
CBMENU.ANS ANSI menu screen
CBMENU.ASC ASCII menu screen
CBTRY.ANS Intro screen for practice mode
CBTRY.ASC ASCII into for practice mode
CBLD.ANS ANSI long distance warning screen
CBLD.ASC ASCII long distance warning
CBBYE.ANS ANSI GoodBye screen
CBBYE.ASC ASCII GoodBye screen
CBVOK.ASC Sent if caller verifies OK
CBBEGIN.ASC Sent at the start of the actual verification
CHANGES.DOC Update info
BUGREP.FRM Bug report information checklist
III. Acknowledgments
CALL-BACK would not be possible if it were not for the
extensive testing and support from the following people.
John Farrow, Yvon Decelles
John Farrow Beta Tester using Remote Access
Yvon Decelles French Language Consultant
Don Laverdure Author, SBBS Testing
Brian Pirie Key routines and Door interface
2. INSTALLATION
I. Compatibility
CALL-BACK uses the ability to read the EXITINFO.BBS file
back into memory after a type 15 or a type 7 exit. It also
sets security levels and flags in accordance to Remote
Access style security settings. This allows CALL-BACK to
function with any Bulletin Board software that utilizes this
form of security. Currently we have tested Remote Access,
SuperBBS and QuickBBS with completely satisfactory results.
If available, CALL-BACK will search the USERS.BBS for
duplicate phone numbers. This is useful in preventing
someone from using 2 numbers for 2 accounts if that caller
happens to have both a data line and a voice line.
CALL-BACK has 1 parameter. The path to find the info files
DORINFO1.DEF and EXITINFO.BBS. This is in case you want to run
CALL-BACK in a directory other then the main BBS directory. Be
sure your environment variables are set as per BBS documentation.
CALLBACK.EXE C:\RA
II. Environment settings
CALL-BACK recognizes several environment variables.
environment variables are common keywords stored in the
systems environment table that allows various software
packages to locate their home directory. SBBS,RA and QBBS
should have environment variables set according to the
documentation for those BBS packages. If you have done
this, CALL-BACK will find those key-words and will be able
to find the directory where important configuration files
are located
III. Operating System
CALL-BACK is designed for use with MS-DOS based systems and
has been tested under MS-DOS 4.0, 4.01, 5.0, and DR-DOS 6.0
IV. Configuring the verifier
Configuring the verifier is done through the use of a
program called CONFIGCB.EXE. This program is a simple to use
configuration program that uses pull-down menus and
highlighted selections for quick and easy configuration.
╒════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
│
╒════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
│ CALL-BACK 4.02 (C) Copyright 1992 Don Laverdure ALL RIGHTS
╘════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
│
│
│■ Registration Security Long Distance Modem Behaviour EXIT
│
│
│
V. Registration Information
First you must complete the registration information.
CALL-BACK requires that at least your name be entered and
the name used here MUST be the exact same name used in your
BBS configuration. That is whenever you exit the BBS, the
BBS places the name of the SysOp in the DORINFO1.DEF file on
lines 2 and 3. Some software uses all caps. The name used
there must match the name used here. Do not use all caps in
the configuration.
Registration
╒══════════════════════════════════════════╕
│SysOp Name:Don Laverdure │
│Reg Number:UNREGISTERED │
╘══════════════════════════════════════════╛
VI. Max Sec
Security settings are comprised of 6 sub-settings. The
first is Max Sec. Max Sec or Maximum Security indicates the
highest security level that will be allowed to verify. If
the verified security level set by CALL-BACK was say 60,
and a caller with a level of 100 were to use the door, his
security would be set to 60 upon completion. This setting
would prevent that from happening by telling the caller that
his security level is too high to use the verifier.
Security
╒════════════════╕
│Max Sec:60 │
│Ver Sec:60 │
│Flag A :TTTTTTT1│ ╒═══════════════════════╕
│Flag B :■■■■■■■■│ │ ■ = No Change │
│Flag C :00001111│ │ 1 = ON │
│Flag D :11111111│ │ 0 = OFF │
╘════════════════╛ │ T = Toggle │
│ Press SPACE to change │
╘═══════════════════════╛
VII. Ver Sec
Verified Security is the security level awarded a caller
that successfully completes the verifier. This would be a
level that you wish to give new users that have been
validated.
IIX. Flag Settings
Flag Settings are used to compliment security levels
whereby you can have several people with the same security
level but different access levels.
CALL-BACK supports all 4 flags. each bit of each flag can
be set 4 ways as follows.
■ = No Change This flag will be ignored and left untouched
1 = ON This flag will be turned ON regardless of
it's previous state.
0 = OFF This flag will be turned OFF regardless of
it's previous setting.
To change the flag settings you simply highlight the flag
and press enter, then using the cursor keys, select the bit
you want to change and press the space bar to cycle through
the available settings as described above.
IX. Longs distance Control
CALL-BACK has the ability to decide how long distance calls
will be handled if at all.
Long Distance
╒═════════════════╕
│Allow LD :No │
│Verify Only:No │
│LD Start :10:00│
│LD End :03:00│
╘═════════════════╛
ALLOW LD is a YES or NO option. If set to NO, the verifier
will not call a long distance number under any conditions.
If set to YES then the verifier will call long distance under
the following conditions.
VERIFY ONLY, YES - The verifier will place the call and ask
the caller to call back and disconnect right after the verify
has been completed. If set to NO, The verifier will allow
the caller to continue the session on your dime.
LD START and LD END specifies the times when the verifier
will place long distance calls. If, for example, you
specified START to be 23:00 and END to be 07:00, The
verifier will only place long distance calls between those
times. Any other time of the day the verifier will behave as
though ALLOW LD was set to NO. Please note that the 24hr
format is required.
X. Modem Control
CALL-BACK can also change the modem settings. In this menu
you must enter the desired initialization string, dial
prefix, and dial suffix that is to be used by the verifier.
Modem
╒═════════════════════════════════════╕
│Modem Init :AT Z2| │
│Dial Prefix:AT DT| │
│Dial Suffix:,| │
│Modem Delay:001 │
│Dial Attempts:3 │
╘═════════════════════════════════════╛
Any commands sent to the modem must have a pipe symbol so
that CALL-BACK can determine the end of the string and insert
the carriage returns as is necessary.
IE: AT Z would be entered as AT Z|
MODEM DELAY is the time in seconds that CALL-BACK will wait
between attempts.
DIAL ATTEMPTS indicates how many tries the verifier will
make before giving up.
XI. Behaviour
You have several options here that will affect the
behaviour of CALL-BACK and the interaction with the callers
and the BBS.
Behaviour EXIT/Save
╒═════════════════════╕
│Logoff Fail:No │
│Allow Dupes:No │
│Language :ASK │
│Message Brd:002 │
│Dupe Checks:USERS.BBS│
╘═════════════════════╛
LOGOFF FAIL If Yes, the verifier will drop carrier if the
caller fails the verification.
ALLOW DUPES Tell the verifier if you will allow people to
use the same voice or data number as another
caller.
LANGUAGE Either French, English or ASK. If set to
ASK, The caller is presented with a choice of
either two when entering the verifier.
MESSAGE BRD (Not yet available) Specifies the message
board number in a Hudson message base where
notifications to the SysOp will be posted.
DUPE CHECKS Specify either the internal data file
CALLBACK.FON or the BBS user files. This is
used to check the user's name and number
against other numbers used by other callers
in the past.
XII. EXIT/SAVE Just as it looks I guess. Pressing ESC will
also EXIT the configuration program and SAVE
the new data.
3. CONTROL FILES
I. CALLBACK.LOC
This file is a straight ASCII text file that tells the
verifier a bit about your area code and what exchanges are
local to you.
There are 2 main KEY-WORDS that you can use.
AREACODE ### Your areacode
DIALAREA ### Any calls in this area, dial the area code.
You may specify Multiple area codes and list the local
exchanges within each area. For example:
AREACODE 613 This area and these numbers are local
548- 549- 633- 987-
AREACODE 614 and this area and these numbers are
665- 667- 668- also local
613-548-0091 is a local call
614-665-7765 is a local call
613-665-8876 is not a local call because the exchange 665
falls under 614 and not 613.
If I live in an area covered by 613. and I can also dial
people across the boarder in area 612 for free but only
certain exchanges and I must dial the area code without the
1- in front of it to reach those exchanges. I would do this:
--------------------------------------------------------
AREACODE 613
;Exchanges that are local calls
384- 389- 530- 531- 541- 542- 544- 545- 546- 547- 548- 549- 634-
352- 353- 354- 358- 372- 373- 374- 376- 377- 378- 379- 382- 385-
387- 388-
AREACODE 612
DIALAREA 612
545- 546- 547- 778-
--------------------------------------------------------
If I was in an area where long distance calls within my own
areacode only required the "1-" in front of the number. This is
what I would add.
--------------------------------------------------------
AREACODE 613
;Exchanges that are local calls
384- 389- 530- 531- 541- 542- 544- 545- 546- 547- 548- 549- 634-
---------------------------------------------------------
Numbers outside of area 613 would be dialled in the format
of 1-###-###-#### while long distance numbers within my
areacode would be handled as 1-###-####.
II. CALLBACK.BAD
Protected numbers are stored in this control file. These
are numbers that you do not want the verifier to dial under
any conditions. An example of this might be the Police
Station, Ambulance services or Pizza Delivery. Some jokers
like to fool your verifier into calling these type of places
just for kicks.
Any number listed in this file will be protected.
EXAMPLE:
----------------------------------------------------
; This is a comment only line
; Never include your own local exchange only IE: 548- will
; Disallow anyone with 548-####
; numbers with 548- (local calls) USE FULL NUMBERS
555-1212 ; This would come up as a long distance call anyway
548-3691 ; This is my Data Number, C-B can't call it's self.
548-0000 ;Place your home voice number in to avoid jokers
; the following are local emergency and service numbers
548-1818 ;Bell Business office
548-8500 ;Bell Business Office
548-5940 ;Building & Industry Consulting
548-4444 389-3400 542-7800 548-3779 549-4660 384-4700 ;Police
544-6424 ;Sexual Assault Victims
546-1777 ;ASSAULT Victims
542-6909 ;Child abuse
354-9744 ;Child abuse
996- ;ALL 996- exchanges
----------------------------------------------------
Do not put numbers in the comments, Comments may not be
ignored so ;555-1212 is LD information contains a number that
will be marked as bad.
III. CALLBACK.FON
This file is simply a file that is used to store previously
verified callers. If you selected USERS.BBS as a dupe check
file, this file is not used.
IV. CALLBACK.LOG
The log file. All verifier activity is recorded here.
4. SYSOP DEFINED SCREENS
I. CBHELLO.ANS / ANS
CBHELLO is the first in a series of SysOp definable
screens where you can customize CALL-BACK to the look an
feel of your personal taste.
CBHELLO.ASC is an ASCII file that will be displayed to the
caller when the verifier is first entered. You may use the
codes in appendix A to further add a personal touch to the
verifier. CBHELLO.ANS is an ANSI version where cursor
control codes and colors may be used. The verifier will
automatically detect if the caller has ANSI on or off. You
may also use .AVT versions as CALL-BACK does support Avatar
codes.
II. CBHELP.ANS
Another screen you may define, this screen is displayed
whenever the menu selection HELP is pressed.
III. CBMENU.ANS
A replacement for the built-in main menu. Be sure to
include all of the menu options in this screen.
IV. CBTRY.ANS
This is displayed to the caller just prior to the practice
mode. It should contain an explanation of that mode like
the one explained here later on.
V. CBLD.ANS
If the caller is not allowed to use the verifier because
the number selected to dial is a long distance number, This
screen will be displayed.
VI. CBBYE.ANS
Displayed to the caller upon completion of the verifier.
5. BBS DOOR INSTALLATION
This is just a quick outline of how you might install
CALL-BACK into your BBS package. All three BBS packages are
similar however I will be using SBBS methods in my examples.
It would be advisable to check your BBS documentation for the
proper commands when installing any door.
I. Selecting the type of exit
All doors require that you exit the BBS and run up the door
software. This can be done in one of 2 ways, a type 15 or a
type 7.
A type 15 is a method where the BBS exits completely leaving
only a couple of small control files behind for the door to
use and to remind the BBS where it left off.
This option is what I consider to be the best as it gives
you more memory in which to work. There are drawbacks like
it is much slower then a type 7 however on today's machines
the extra 1 second is hardly even noticeable.
A Type 15 exits the BBS with an errorlevel you specify and
that errorlevel is trapped by the batch file used to run the
BBS. All you need do is use the DOS "If" command. See
example below.
:RETURN15
BBS.EXE /R /N1 /P1
:RUNBBS
BBS.EXE /P1 /N1 /B16800
goto checkerr
goto frontend
:ckeckerr
IF ERRORLEVEL 200 GOTO FRONTEND
IF ERRORLEVEL 98 GOTO BLACKJACK
IF ERRORLEVEL 97 GOTO STARWARS
IF ERRORLEVEL 96 GOTO NODEDOOR
IF ERRORLEVEL 95 GOTO INFODOOR
IF ERRORLEVEL 94 GOTO CALLBACK
IF ERRORLEVEL 93 GOTO POLLVOTE
IF ERRORLEVEL 4 GOTO BOTHOUT
IF ERRORLEVEL 3 GOTO NETOUT
IF ERRORLEVEL 2 GOTO ECHOMAIL
IF ERRORLEVEL 1 GOTO FRONTEND
:NODEDOOR
NODEDOOR.EXE C:\WORK F:\NODELIST 0 1 ZOOM
GOTO RETURN15
:CALLBACK
CALLBACK.EXE
GOTO RETURN15
In this example I will be trapping the errorlevel 94 in order
to call up the verifier.
My menu option would look like this:
┌Type┬─────── Data ────────┬ Key ┬─ Sec ─┬─────────────── Flags
│ 12 │ NEWUSER │ <A> │ 50 │ XX------ -------- ---
│ 15 │ 94 TOP │ V │ 10 │ X------- -------- ---
│ 40 │ MAIN │ <A> │ 0 │ -------- -------- ---
The first thing to happen is the caller is forced to answer
the questionnaire, then the type 15 exit that will run up
the verifier, and last but not least, the main menu ANSI
file is displayed if the caller is verified OK,
In a type 7 the process is similar except the control is
not passed to the batch file so all of the commands need to
be entered from within the menu.
┌Type┬─────── Data ────────┬ Key ┬─ Sec ─┬─────────────── Flags
│ 12 │ NEWUSER │ <A> │ 50 │ XX------ -------- ---
│ 7 │ CALLBACK.EXE *E │ V │ 10 │ X------- -------- ---
│ 40 │ MAIN │ <A> │ 0 │ -------- -------- ---
Take careful note of the "*E". This is a command line
argument for a type 7 that instructs the BBS to read any
changes made to EXITINFO.BBS. This is vital as CALL-BACK
changes that file when verification is complete. Failure to
read it back into the BBS will result in no change of
security for the caller.
Also note the <A> key. That is an ASCII 001 or Control A
and is the magic key for automatic menu selection where the
caller does not press any keys but the option is
automatically selected. To keep the door from going into a
loop, you must set the CONFIGCB security to turn flag A1 OFF
like this: Flag A: 0■■■■■■■.
A type 7 does not need any errorlevel trapping in the batch
file and for this reason many people prefer it over a type
15.
For more information on installing doors into the menu,
Please consult your BBS documentation.
Now we will go through the commands within CALL-BACK it's
self. If the Language selection is "ASK", the caller will be
presented with 2 choices, 0 for English or 1 for French.
Pressing enter alone will default to English.
6. CALL-BACK OPERATION
This has got to be one of the easiest verifiers to operate.
The caller is presented with a welcome screen and then a
menu. The menu has several options on it that I will outline
here.
C A L L - B A C K 4 . 0 2
╓─────────────────────────────────────────────────╖
║ DATA #:613-548-0097 VOICE #:705-112-2333 ║
╙─────────────────────────────────────────────────╜
Number Selected to dial : 548-0097
[V] Verify [C] Change Number [P] Practice [H] Help [Q] Quit
[L] Logoff
Please press V,C,P,H,Q or L :
I. SCREEN LAYOUT
The box in the upper middle of the screen contains the
telephone numbers that the caller entered when logging on.
Under the box is the DATA number. If the number selected to
dial is correct then the caller would normally continue on
by selecting V.
II. CHANGING PHONE NUMBERS
By selecting C, the caller will be given one last chance to
correct his phone numbers.
1 - 613-548-0097 2 - 705-112-2333 3 - OTHER
Select the telephone number you are calling from (1,2, or 3):
What is the other number (###-###-####): ░░░░░░░░░░░░░
In this screen the caller is presented with 3 choices.
Here I have selected 3 - OTHER. A box then appears asking
for the correct number. This will be the DATA number. Also
this box will only accept the proper format for USA/CANADA
dial formatting, hyphens are added automatically.
If you select 2 then the number in position 1 will swap
places with the number in position 2. Selecting 1 actually
does nothing but is there to make the options look proper.
III. PRACTICE MODE
This is new to Call Back Verifiers. Practice Mode allows a
caller who is not familiar with the operation of a verifier
to practice first. There is a small description of the
sequence of events and then the caller is put through a fake
run of the verifier process. If the caller enters the ATA
string correctly as instructed, a Well Done message will
appear and the main menu will come back up.
IV. HELP
A simple help screen that you can design or use the built in
default.
V. QUIT
This allows the caller to return to the BBS unverified.
This may be desired if the caller wants to leave a message
saying he is long distance or something of that nature.
VI. LOG OFF
Selecting this will cause the verifier to drop carrier. For
someone who for some reason just wants to hang up.
VII. VERIFY
This is where the fun begins. This option starts a sequence
of events that will hopefully lead to a verified caller.
First the verifier checks to see if the number selected is
indeed proper. This depends on several factors including
the Long Distance settings as well as the actual format of
the number.
Next the modem will drop carrier and prepare to dial. This
is where the screen will divide into 2 sections. The upper
half to keep the SysOp aware of what is happening and the
lower half showing you what the caller sees and what he is up
to.
╔═════════════╡ MODEM ╞════════════╗ ╔════════╡CALLER╞══
║1 second Delay:0 ║ ║NAME :Don Laverdure
║Attempt #1 ║ ║CITY :Kingston, Ont
║Initializing Modem ║ ║DATA :613-548-0097
║=> AT Z2 ║ ║VOICE:705-112-2333
║OK ║ ║PASS :PASSWORD
╚══════════════════════════════════╝ ╚════════════════════
───────────────────────────┤ REMOTE SCREEN ├──────────────────
Here we go. Remember, At the word RING type ATA and press enter
Here is a section of that screen showing what the modem is
up to.
╔═════════════╡ MODEM ╞════════════╗
║=> AT Z2 ║
║OK ║
║Preparing to dial ║
║Dialling AT DT 548-0097, ║
║Waiting..... ║
╚══════════════════════════════════╝
The second small box contains caller information.
╔════════╡ CALLER ╞════════╗
║NAME :Don Laverdure ║
║CITY :Kingston, Ont ║
║DATA :613-548-0097 ║
║VOICE:705-112-2333 ║
║PASS :PASSWORD ║
╚══════════════════════════╝
If the caller responds correctly to the RING response and
enters in the correct password, CALL-BACK will upgrade that
callers access according to the configuration mentioned
earlier.
IIX. SYSOP KEYS
CALL-BACK supports several SysOp keys. Most of these are
standard keys used by Bulletin Boards and Doors. I will
briefly cover them here to refresh your memory.
ALT + C = Press the C key while holding the ALT key down.
ALT + C Chat with caller
ALT + D Drop to BBS ( Exit door but do not drop carrier )
ALT + H HANG UP
ALT + J Shell to DOS
ALT + K Turn off the caller's keyboard
ALT + L Hang up and Lock the caller out ( 0 Security )
Cursor UP Increase time on-line remaining
Cursor DOWN Decrease time on-line remaining
F1 - F9 Change info shown in InfoBar on the bottom of the
screen.
Well, That is about all there is to it. CALL-BACK is an
important part of security for your system and future versions
will have such features as the ability to post a message to
the SysOp when a caller is verified and more.... Thank-You
for using this product and those of you that have registered
are well aware of the support I give and the speedy replies to
you questions or problems.
As long as the support of the SysOps who use my products is
there, I will continue to upgrade and develop more products
for you to choose from.
With Special Thanks to you, Enjoy the added security of
CALL-BACK 4.02.
APPENDIX A
CONTROL CODES
+-----------------------------------------------------+
| CONTROL | ASCII | |
| CODE | VALUE | DESCRIPTION |
|---------+-------+-----------------------------------|
| ^FA | 06,65 | Displays the user's full name |
| ^FB | 06,66 | Location the user is calling from |
| ^FC | 06,67 | Displays the user's password |
| ^FD | 06,68 | Business/data phone number |
| ^FE | 06,69 | Home/voice phone number |
| ^FF | 06,70 | Date of the user's last call |
| ^FG | 06,71 | Time of day of the last call |
| ^FH | 06,72 | The user's `A' flags settings |
| ^FI | 06,73 | The user's `B' flags settings |
| ^FJ | 06,74 | The user's `C' flags settings |
| ^FK | 06,75 | The user's `D' flags settings |
| ^FL | 06,76 | User's remaining netmail credit |
| ^FM | 06,77 | Number of messages posted by user |
| ^FN | 06,78 | Last read message number by user |
| ^FO | 06,79 | Displays security level of user |
| ^FP | 06,80 | Number of times user has called |
| ^FQ | 06,81 | Total # of uploads by user |
| ^FR | 06,82 | Total KBytes uploaded by user |
| ^FS | 06,83 | Total # of downloads by user |
| ^FT | 06,84 | Total Kbytes downloaded by user |
| ^FU | 06,85 | # of minute user has used today |
| ^FV | 06,86 | User's screen length setting |
| ^FW | 06,87 | User's first name only |
| ^FX | 06,88 | User's ANSI setting |
| ^FY | 06,89 | User's "continue?" prompt setting |
| ^FZ | 06,90 | Does user have screen clearing on |
| ^F0 | 06,48 | User's Full-screen editor setting |
| ^F1 | 06,49 | User's Quiet mode setting |
| ^F2 | 06,50 | User's hot-keys setting |
| ^F3 | 06,51 | Displays the user's alias |
| ^F4 | 06,52 | The date of the User's first call |
| ^F5 | 06,53 | The user's date of birth |
| ^F6 | 06,54 | User's subscription expiry date |
| ^F7 | 06,55 | Number of days until expiry |
| ^F8 | 06,56 | User's AVATAR setting |
| ^F9 | 06,57 | The user's upload:download ratio |
| ^F: | 06,58 | User's Upload K:download K ratio |
+-----------------------------------------------------+
+-----------------------------------------------------+
| CONTROL | ASCII | |
| CODE | VALUE | DESCRIPTION |
+---------+-------+-----------------------------------|
| ^F; | 06,59 | Full-screen message reader |
| ^KA | 11,65 | Total # of calls BBS has received |
| ^KB | 11,66 | Name of the last caller to BBS |
| ^KC | 11,67 | Total # of active messages on BBS |
| ^KD | 11,68 | Displays # of the first message |
| ^KE | 11,69 | Displays # of the last message |
| ^KF | 11,70 | # of times user has paged sysop |
| ^KG | 11,71 | Full name of the current weekday |
| ^KH | 11,72 | Displays total number of users |
| ^KI | 11,73 | Displays the current time |
| ^KJ | 11,74 | Displays the current date |
| ^KK | 11,75 | Minutes the user has been online |
| ^KL | 11,76 | Seconds the user has been online |
| ^KM | 11,77 | Minutes the user has used today |
| ^KN | 11,78 | Seconds the user has used today |
| ^KO | 11,79 | Minutes remaining for user today |
| ^KP | 11,80 | Seconds remaining for user today |
| ^KQ | 11,81 | The user's daily time limit |
| ^KR | 11,82 | Displays the current baud rate |
| ^KS | 11,83 | The current weekday in short-form |
| ^KT | 11,84 | The user's daily download limit |
| ^KU | 11,85 | # of minutes until the next event |
| ^KV | 11,86 | Time of the next system event |
| ^KW | 11,87 | # of node user is currently on |
| ^KX | 11,88 | Disconnects the user |
+-----------------------------------------------------+
CALL-BACK is copyright 1992, don laverdure. you are granted limited
license to distribute this product at no charge and it must be unaltered
in any way with all of it's files in tact. you may use this version
only if you have been issued a registration number from the author or
an authorized registration site.
don laverdure, DRL BBS, DRL computer processing or any support site
persons are not responsible for damage or loss of data due to tampering
or misuse of this product. There is no warrantee expressed nor implied
on this or any product produced by the author for shareware.
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