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The \yeSysop\no command, which is only executable by users with access level 254
or 255, allows you to change and maintain various aspects of the bulletin
board. Sysop displays a prompt with several options:
\yeOptions\no allows you to change and inquire into a user's stats and
options. In addition to the regular options, you have access to (and can
change) the user's access levels, time limit, and other items.
\yeAdjust\no is similar to Options, but provides for changing several
fields which are normally system-maintained, including upload/download
statistics and login dates.
\yeValidate\no lets you assign one of your predefined default access
levels (as designated in the CONFIG program) to a user. (You can also
perform this function at any message disposition prompt, via Other/Validate).
\yeMail\no allows you to inquire into the mailbox of a specific user. You
are prompted for the user's name, after which you are transferred to the
MAIL command prompt, where you can execute any MAIL operation on the
specific user's account. Note that if you read a user's mail, the "times
read" indicator is not incremented.
\yeTextedit\no gives you a way to edit short text files directly using the
system's text editor. Files up to 400 lines long can be edited; notice that
lines greater than 75 characters in length are handled by appending a "_"
continuation character to the end of the line. Textedit gives you the option
to create a new file, too.
\yeExtended\no is the command that runs the "extended sysop" menu, which
contains a host of commands relating to BBS maintenance. For a full
description, run the extended sysop command and use the online help facility
to get more information.
\yeRelog\no allows you to log off (during a remote session) without hanging
up the telephone. Instead, the "Select ANSI Mode ..." prompt returns, and
you can log into the system again using a different ID.